New paper in Nature Communications
2023. February 12.
Nature Communications 14, 361 (2023).
2023. February 12.
2023. February 01.
The European Research Council awarded almost 2 million euros to support the nanoelectronics research of Péter Makk, associate professor of the BME Insitute of Physics. Congratulations!
News item in Hungarian, at bme.hu-n: https://www.bme.hu/hirek/20230131/Ismet_muegyetemi_gyoztes_Europa_legran...
Web page of the Momentum Research Group of Péter Makk: https://nanoelectronics.physics.bme.hu/vdWaals_intro
Results of the ERC Consolidator Grant 2022: https://erc.europa.eu/news-events/news/erc-2022-consolidator-grants-results
2023. January 28.
New experimental results of an international collaboration, led by BME associate professor Sándor Bordács, has been published in Physical Review Letters.
The team, consisting of Japanese, Estonian and Hungarian researchers, have observed an unusual form of spin-lattice coupling using infrared spectroscopy. In multiferroic Swedenborgites, the lifetime of lattice vibrations (phonons) is strongly suppressed, and the phonons are scattered by the magnetic fluctuations of the disordered paramagnetic phase. According to the explanation of the authors, the orbital degrees of freedom of the transition metal electrons play a key role in the enhanced spin-lattice interaction. The results have been published in Physical Review Letters.
2023. January 22.
In 2022, associate professor Szabolcs Csonka won the Momentum Grant of the Academy for the second time. His research is covered now in a new report (in Hungarian) at bme.hu.
2023. January 08.
BME physicists embark on a new four-year project funded by the European Union, to research the physics and applications of optically active silicon nanostructures.
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2023. January 08.
Must-see physics experiments: special physics lecture for high-school students, at BME's building Q, Károly Simonyi Lecture Hall, at 15:00 on February 1st Wednesday.
http://jedlik.phy.bme.hu/experiments/
2022. December 19.
2022. December 08.
BME’s Faculty of Natural Sciences launches a new Physicist-Engineer BSc program in September 2023.
In response to an overwhelming demand from technology intensive R&D companies in Hungary and worldwide, BME launches a new program to train Physicist-Engineers with strong R&D potential.
Our program focuses on rapidly developing technological areas such as quantum and nanotechnology, data science and artificial intelligence, photonics, quantum optics and materials science, sustainable energetics, and nuclear technology. In collaboration with our industrial partners, we offer worldwide competitive, versatile knowledge in these fields to answer novel technological challenges.
https://fizikusmernok.bme.hu/en/
2022. December 05.
The 2022 edition of the Prima Primissima Prize in the category `Education in Hungary' was awarded to our colleague Károly Härtlein. Congratulations!
2022. December 01.
New popular article published by BME researchers in the monthly review of the Roland Eötvös Physical society: "The irreversibility of processes and the Loschmidt paradox". The article (pdf, in Hungarian) is based on a student conference paper (pdf, in English), which was awarded 1st prize in the high-school category of BME's Scientific Students' Associations (TDK) Conference.