Podcast with BME physicists
Two interviews with BME physics students and physicists, on training and career opportunities, broadcasted in the popular Hungarian STEM podcast series "Miénk a pálya!".
How to build quantum bits?
Quantum computers are in the focus of the next talk in BME's high-school outreach lecture series "Science Campus". Speaker: Péter Makk, experimental physicist at BME.
Chlorine dioxide against Covid?
Our colleagues from the Department of Physics studied the potential application of chlorine dioxide against the coronavirus. Their story was also covered on bme.hu.
Bolyai Scholarship
From our Institute, Sándor Bordács, Gergő Fülöp and Endre Tóvári won the János Bolyai Research Scholarship of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Congratulations!
Fundamental Research Grants 2020
Hungarian NSF just awarded early-stage and postdoctoral research grants for our colleauges Sándor Bordács, András Deák and Endre Tóvári from BME Institute of Physics.
Quantum bits in carbon nanotubes
One step toward telecom-compatible quantum communication: new experimental results from the BME Spin Spectroscopy research group published in ACS Nano.
Péter Makk in the HAS news
News portal of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences covers research results of our colleague Péter Makk, as one of the most successful recipients of the Bolyai Scholarship.
Pro Urbe Újbuda Prize
The city council of Budapest's 11th district awarded the Pro Urbe Újbuda Prize to our colleague Károly Härtlein, for his outstanding efforts in physics teaching and public outreach.