Tibor Kapu recorded videos of lightning activity and related electrical flashes of light, so-called FEF phenomena, that appear above thunderstorm clouds for the HUN-REN Geophysics and Space Research Institute.
Worry not! Hungary’s academic freedom is safe and sound.
The scientists briefed the president about research into the handling of high-radiation and long half-life elements of spent fuel rods in nuclear reactors.
The Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) has been chosen as one of the eight so-called university science parks to be set up across Hungary.
Researchers’ Night will be held this Friday and Saturday, with over 3,000 programs offered in 150 venues in 53 Hungarian towns and cities.
In the course of the past few years, Pál Maurovich-Horvat's team has developed various technologies to study plaque build-up, differentiating between malignant and harmful tendencies.
The month of August marks the anniversary of some of the most vital Hungarian contributions to the history of ideas.
The European Research Infrastructure Consortium launches in January 2020 and will bring together scientists from Hungary, the Czech Republic and wider Europe.