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Krausz receives Hungarian Saint Stephen Order
President Sulyok highlighted Krausz’s scientific discoveries concerning the changing energy levels of electrons “opening unlimited horizons” for nuclear research.
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Center for Molecular Fingerprinting inaugurated in Szeged
The center aimed to develop cost-effective health monitoring solutions that could detect disease early, supporting positive outcomes.
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Nobel laureate physicist Ferenc Krausz wins Media’s Person of the Year Award
The award draws attention to personalities who “enrich the community of all Hungarians in the world” and in recognition of their outstanding results and intellectual achievements.
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Krausz and Karikó presented with Nobel Prize in Stockholm
The ceremony was attended by 1,560 guests including family members of the awardees, earlier Nobel laureates, members of the Swedish royal family, as well as government members and MPs of Sweden, and diplomats.
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PM Orbán meets Nobel Prize-winning scientist Ferenc Krausz
They discussed government measures necessary to implement the strategic goals of Krausz’s Centre for Molecular Fingerprinting until 2030.
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President Novák: Two Nobel Prizes are a “great honor” for Hungary
“Let us celebrate together that two exceptional Hungarians have achieved such major recognition to the greatest joy and pride of the entire nation,” President Novák said.
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Hungary Invests 20 Billion Forints in Nobel Laureate's Groundbreaking Research
Minister of Culture and Innovation, János Csák, has allocated a substantial 20 billion Hungarian forints to support Nobel laureate Krausz Ferenc's innovative research.
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Hungarian-born physicist Ferenc Krausz wins Nobel Prize
The Nobel Prize carries a cash award of 11 million Swedish krona (EUR 952,000). The award ceremony is traditionally held on Dec. 10, the death anniversary of Alfred Nobel.