2024. January 23.
In honor of the memory of our dear colleague László Orosz, who passed away recently, the BME Institute of Physics will hold a memorial service in room F29 on January 31, 2024 at 6 p.m. with the participation of family, colleagues, former students and friends.
Please register through this link.
2024. January 12.
Must-see physics experiments: special physics lecture for high-school students, at BME's building F, Lecture Hall F29, at 15:00 on January 30th Tuesday.
Details (in Hungarian): http://goliat.eik.bme.hu/~hartlein/experiments/
2024. January 04.
Péter Makk, associate professor of BME Institute of Physics and ERC Consolidator Grant winner, discusses his career path and future plans in an interview in Innotéka.
2023. December 20.
We are deeply saddened by the loss of Dr. Jánosné Balázs, our former colleague and associate professor at the BME Department of Experimental Physics, who passed away on December 10th. Obituary (in Hungarian) at the website of the Department of Physics.
2023. December 16.
We are deeply saddened by the loss of our colleague, Dr. László Orosz, honorary associate professor at the BME Department of Physics, who passed away this week at the age of 76.
Obituary (in Hungarian) at bme.hu: https://www.bme.hu/hirek/20231215/Elhunyt_Orosz_Laszlo
2023. November 26.
BME Institute of Physics researchers Zoltán Balogh, István László Lagzi, and Dániel Varjas win Hungarian research grants on nanoelectronics, topological materials, and self-organisation. Congratulations!
Source: https://nkfih.gov.hu/palyazoknak/nkfi-alap/tamogatott-projektek-fk23, https://nkfih.gov.hu/palyazoknak/nkfi-alap/tamogatott-projektek-k23
2023. November 06.
Researchers of BME Institute of Physics publish a popular article on the Loschmidt echo and the irreversibility of physical processes in the October issue of Fizikai Szemle.
2023. October 18.
In their recent experiment, researchers of the BME Quantum Electronics group could stabilise an exotic electronic state in bilayer graphene. Published in Nano Letters.
2023. October 11.
Péter Richter, professor emeritus of BME Department of Atomic Physics, former teacher of Ferenc Krausz, describes relations of the Nobel laureate and BME in an interview at bme.hu.
The interview, in Hungarian: https://www.bme.hu/hirek/20231005/Folyamatos_a_szakmai_kapcsolat_az_alma...
2023. October 04.
The 2023 physics Nobel prize was awarded to Ferenc Krausz, BME alumnus in electrical engineering, who started his research career at the BME Institute of Physics. Congratulations!
Further details at bme.hu: https://www.bme.hu/news/20231003/Ferenc_Krausz_is_one_of_the_recipients_...
