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.
2022. October 30.
Lab course for high-school students on Nobel-prized experiments has been running at BME Department of Physics for nine years. Past and present of the course, covered at bme.hu.
The report at bme.hu (in Hungarian): https://www.bme.hu/hirek/20221027/Toretlen_kiserletezo_kedv?language=hu
Web page of the lab course (in Hungarian): https://felvi.ttk.bme.hu/hu/nobeldijas
2022. October 25.
Gergely Zaránd, head of the BME Institute of Physics, delivers his inaugural lecture as a regular member at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, at 14h, October 26th.
Details at mta.hu (in Hungarian): https://mta.hu/esemenynaptar/2022-10-26-zarand-gergely-attila-klasszikus...
2022. October 09.
For his teaching and outreach activities, our colleague Károly Härtlein is nominated for the Prima Primissima 2022 Award in the category "Education in Hungary". Congratulations for the nomination!
Károly Härtlein obtained his degrees in engineering and teaching between 1980 and 1990, and has been leading the demo lab of the BME Institute of Physics since 1990. He is passionate for experimental demonstrations in physics education, and has delivered hundeds of experiment-focused lectures for students and teachers, within and outside Hungary. He is also a leading figure in Hungary's sceptical movement. In 2005, he initiated the first Researchers' Night event in Hungary, which took place at BME. He has appeared in numerous physics outreach TV shows, the most popular being "Brutal Physics".
News item on the Award's page (in Hungarian): https://www.primaprimissima.hu/a-prima-primissima-dij-2022-es-jeloltjei/
News item on bme.hu (in Hungarian): https://www.bme.hu/hirek/20221005/Prima_Primissima_jeloltek_a_Muegyetemrol
2022. October 03.
BME teachers played an essential role in the success of the Hungarian and the Saudi Arabian teams competing at the International Physics Olympiad this summer. The BME coaching team of Tamás Sarkadi (Department of Atomic Physics), Krisztián Szász, Gréta Mezei, and Máté Kedves (Department of Physics), was further supported by Máté Vigh, and, from the Saudi side, Talal Al-Rashidi.
News item (in Hungarian) at bme.hu: https://www.bme.hu/hirek/20220815/Ismet_ermeket_ert_a_muegyetemi_felkesz...
Website of the International Physics Olympiad: https://ipho2022.com/
Results of the Hungarian team:
2022. September 26.
70th Birthday Conference of György Mihály, member of the Hungarian Academy of Science, former head of the BME Institute of Physics, was held at Mátraháza on Sep 24.
About the conference (in Hungarian): https://dept.physics.bme.hu/Mihaly70?language=hu
2022. September 23.
Physics demonstrations and talks, in-person and online, on September 30. Physics and music, order and disorder, quantum computing and quantum entanglement.
More details, in Hungarian: https://felvi.physics.bme.hu/kutatok_ejszakaja
