2021. February 10.
Will quantum technology impact computer networks? An online seminar series organized by Nokia Bell Labs and the BME Insitute of Physics, starting on Feb 18.
Webpage of the event: https://physics.bme.hu/dqs2021?language=en
2021. January 24.
Must-see physics experiments - online physics lecture for high-school students and their teachers, via the YouTube channel of Károly Härtlein, on Jan 22, 16:00.
Must-see Physics Experiments
2021. January 08.
Study on the natural geometry of fragmentation, by our colleague János Török and his coauthors, is selected by Science as one of their 10 favorite science news stories in 2020.
2021. January 06.
We mourn the tragic loss of our colleague Dr. János Pipek, honorary professor of our Institute, former Dean and Vice Dean of Education of the BME Faculty of Sciences.
2020. December 15.
The device, thinner than a hair, can sense tiny changes of magnetic fields. Experimental work published in Nano Letters by BME's Péter Makk and co-authors at Uni Basel.
2020. December 03.
2020. November 30.
Nanocircuits, topology, quantum computer - TV report (in Hungarian) highlighting research at our Nanoelectronics research group available at mediaklikk.hu.
Report from 01:14 till 7:16.
Web page of the Nanoelectronics group: https://nanoelectronics.physics.bme.hu/
2020. November 26.
Online demonstrations and talks, on November 27 and 28. Countless experiments, waves and particles, Minecraft and fragmentation, programming quantum computers.
2020. October 09.
Two interviews with BME physics students and physicists, on training and career opportunities, broadcasted in the popular Hungarian STEM podcast series "Miénk a pálya!".
2020. September 23: guests: Gergely Ferenczy, Zsófia Kiss BME Physics MSc students and Dr. Ferenc Simon, professor at the BME Institute of Physics
2020. September 30: guests: Nóra Balogh, Dávid Krisztián physicists
2020. September 21.
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.
