2020. February 28.
Single-atom-sized wires carry the electric current in the memristors created by our colleagues in the Nanoelectronics research group. Research published in Nano Letters.
Tímea Nóra Török, Miklós Csontos, Péter Makk, András Halbritter
Breaking the Quantum PIN Code of Atomic Synapses
Nano Lett. 20, 1192 (2020)
https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.nanolett.9b04617
Website of the research group: http://nanoelectronics.physics.bme.hu/
2020. January 22.
An exciting special lecture in physics, with spectacular experiments, for high-school students and teachers, at the BME Institute of Physics: Jan 28 Tuesday, 15:00.
Location: BME, building F, lecture hall F29, 1111 Budapest, Budafoki út 8.
Time: 2020. Jan 28., Tuesday, 15:00.
Website (in Hungarian): http://jedlik.phy.bme.hu/experiments
2020. January 06.
Mohammad Morsali, Muhammad Turab Ali Khan, Rahym Ashirov, Gábor Holló, H. Tarik Baytekin, Istvan Lagzi, Bilge Baytekin
Mechanical Cntrol of Periodic Precipitation in Stretchable Gels to Retrieve Information on Elastic Deformation and for the Complex Patterning of Matter
Advanced Materials (2018 impact factor: 25.809)
doi:10.1002/adma.201905779
2019. December 14.
Keeping the tradition, Santa Claus brought a wealth of exciting physics demonstrations to the packed lecture hall F29, impressing the young audience.
2019. December 11.
Outreach talk series `Science Campus' for high-school students hosted János Asbóth's talk on the basics of quantum computing and the most recent experimental breakthroughs of field.
2019. November 12.
The Open Day of the BME Faculty of Sciences takes place on Friday, November 15.
Programme: http://felvi.physics.bme.hu/nyiltnap
2019. November 01.
Physics teacher Pál Tóth and BME lecturer Károly Härtlein gave an interactive physics class celebrating World Sight Day at the National Insititute of Blind People in Budapest.
Fehér Bot Hetek 2019
,,Légből kapott varázslatok''
1146 Budapest, Herminamező út 21., October 14, 2019.
Report (in Hungarian) and pictures on Facebook.
2019. October 29.
Our colleague was awarded the Novobátzky Prize of the Eötvös Loránd Physical Society for his pioneering contributions in the theoretical description of the non-equilibrium dynamics of integrable quantum spin chains.
Currently, Balázs is a member of the MTA-BME Quantum Dynamics and Correlations Research Group, based at BME Department of Theoretical Physics. Previously, he was a member of the "Lendület Statistical Field Theory Research Group" at the same department, where he has been the recipient of the MTA Premium Postdoctoral Grant as well as the MTA Bolyai and Bolyai+ Grants.
2019. October 16.
On Oct 24-25, BME hosts the 4th Graphene and Two-Dimensional Materials Workshop, bringing together international and Hungarian experts to share their most recent research results.
2019. October 13.
Applied Math Day of the BME Institute of Mathematics features talks from László Székelyhidi (Leipzig) and Uriel Frisch (Nice). Oct 16, 4.30pm, room 150 in building K.
