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From Solar Panels to Quantum Computing
Done with support from MTA' Momentum program, the research of Ádám Gali of the Wigner Research Centre for Physics and Budapest University of Technology and Economics may not only increase the efficiency of solar panels, but also perfect biological markers and even produce so-called quantum computers.
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Member of MTA Addresses EU Decision-makers
A committee of experts assembled by the European Research Council has chosen three outstanding scientists out of thousands to talk about their research and share their views on excellence in Europe at the Excellence 2012 Conference attended by science policy leaders of the EU. Among the chosen ones has been member of MTA Tamás Vicsek.
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Joint Effort for Research Excellence
"Gaining back truly outstanding scientific minds and providing them with a competitive research environment are the true pre-conditions for achieving research excellence", MTA President József Pálinkás said in his talk delivered at the 10th Bolyai Workshop Conference. Besides its research activities, the Academy has been collaborating with research universities in various research projects and in training a steady supply of new researchers.
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Hungarian Geophysicists’ New Model for Protection against Geomagnetic Storms
The geo-electromagnetic research group of MTA’ Research Centre for Astronomy and Earth Sciences has conceived a model of the electric conductivity of the European continental plate. Named EURHOM, the model serves a dual purpose: it helps researchers better understand plate tectonic processes within the European lithosphere and it also identifies areas most vulnerable to geomagnetic storms.
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Significant Gender Differences in Intimate Relationships
As a person ages, significant differences in relationship preferences emerge between men and women. Following menopause, women's focus noticeably shifts from their husband to their children, especially their daughter(s), scientists maintain in their recently published article in Scientific Report. Among the authors are members of MTA János Kertész and László Barabási-Albert.
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Member of MTA Endre Szemerédi Receives the Abel Prize
Considered to be the "Nobel prize" of mathematics, the Abel Prize has been awarded to member of MTA Endre Szemerédi this year. Professor Szemerédi is the second Hungarian scientist to receive this most prestigious award founded in 2001. Honorary member of MTA Peter D. Lax was awarded with the Abel Prize in 2005.
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Scientific Community Commemorates Albert Szent-Györgyi
"Something unique must have happened seventy-five years ago if so many Nobel-laureates and distinguished scientists have gathered here in Szeged today", MTA President József Pálinkás said at the opening of an international conference commemorating the 75th anniversary of Albert Szent-Györgyi’s Nobel-prize. Held between March 22 and 25 in Szeged, the event has attracted over one thousand scientists from abroad, nine of them Nobel-laureates, to pay a tribute to the scientist.
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