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Fascinating questions have recently yielded even more intriguing answers at the HUN-REN Research Centre for Astronomy and Earth Sciences, which we’ve now compiled for you. Even AI cannot know everything for sure

Comet cooking, robot dogs, spectacular experiments, and AI galore. This weekend, science takes centre stage at the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest, offering a wealth of fascinating presentations and exciting experiments for visitors.

Hungarian science will play the main role at the Museum of Fine Arts at the end of November. In addition to the arts, religion will also have a prominent place among the research institutions' exhibits at the first-ever Science Expo.

One of the first and most significant achievements of the National Laboratory for Digital Heritage (DH-LAB) is the development of a handwriting recognition model that has made it possible to search János Arany's official documents. The project team..

A research paper, with Professor Szilveszter E. Vizi as the corresponding author, has been published in the leading international journal of pharmaceutical research. Professor Vizi, the iconic former President of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences...

In recognition of his groundbreaking achievements in discrete geometry and additive number theory, the HUN-REN Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics awarded Endre Szemerédi the 2024 László Fejes Tóth Prize, along with its commemorative medal.

Hungarian science will be the main focus between 21 and 23 November at the Museum of Fine Arts. At the first Science Expo, several HUN-REN research centres will be on show, where, among other things, you can find out how a medicine is created.

For the first time, this year's Science Expo will be held at the Museum of Fine Arts from November 21 to 23, featuring participation from various HUN-REN institutions alongside Hungary's major universities. The event will offer lectures...

This autumn will see the inaugural Science Expo, with several HUN-REN institutes participating. The event will cover a range of topics through presentations, round-table discussions, and interactive stands. There will be demonstrations in fields...

From quantum computers and 3D printers to energy simulation tables, some of the most exciting achievements in Hungarian science will be featured at the first Science Expo at the Museum of Fine Arts. This interactive science exhibition, running from..

A total of €571 million in funding has been awarded to fifty-seven research groups to tackle some of the most complex scientific problems, spanning a wide range of disciplines. The European Research Council (ERC) Synergy Grants encourage...

On October 28-29, 2024, the HUN-REN Institute of Experimental Medicine (IEM), Hungary's premier brain sciences research institute, hosted an impactful two-day symposium in collaboration with renowned colleagues from the Weizmann Institute...