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One of the leading figures in higher-dimensional algebraic geometry – János Kollár, an external member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, receives the János Bolyai International Mathematics Award at a formal ceremony

One of the leading figures in higher-dimensional algebraic geometry – János Kollár, an external member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, receives the János Bolyai International Mathematics Award at a formal ceremony

The prestigious award is presented by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences every five years to the author of an outstanding mathematical monograph published anywhere in the world and in any language during the preceding 15 years, presenting the author’s own original results and methods of groundbreaking significance. The author’s previous scientific achievements are also taken into account. The committee responsible for selecting the recipient awarded the prize to János Kollár for his book Families of Varieties of General Type. According to the committee, Kollár’s results have had an invaluable impact on modern complex algebraic geometry.

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Boundless history: 1858 - The enforced amendment of the statutes and the first General Assembly after defeat in the War of Independence

Boundless history: 1858 - The enforced amendment of the statutes and the first General Assembly after defeat in the War of Independence

On 5 May 2025, as the opening event of the 199th Ceremonial General Assembly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the public artwork titled The Boundless History was unveiled. The installation was commissioned by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Municipality of Budapest to mark the 200th anniversary of the Academy’s founding. In this series, we highlight key events featured on the timeline composed of 200 slabs of Tardos limestone.

Scientific cooperation as a form of peacebuilding – UNESCO conference at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences headquarters Scientific cooperation as a form of peacebuilding – UNESCO conference at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences headquarters

Scientific cooperation as a form of peacebuilding – UNESCO conference at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences headquarters

Peace is not merely the absence of war, but something we build through law, culture and education, resulting in human dignity, mental well-being and dialogue. This was among the points made by Mihály Pósfai, President of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA), in his welcome address at the UNESCO conference entitled The Path to Peace, held at the MTA headquarters.

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Boundless history: 1849 - Colonel János Korponay, a member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, is sentenced to a lengthy prison term after the War of Independence Boundless history: 1849 - Colonel János Korponay, a member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, is sentenced to a lengthy prison term after the War of Independence

Boundless history: 1849 - Colonel János Korponay, a member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, is sentenced to a lengthy prison term after the War of Independence

On 5 May 2025, as the opening event of the 199th Ceremonial General Assembly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the public artwork titled The Boundless History was unveiled. The installation was commissioned by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Municipality of Budapest to mark the 200th anniversary of the Academy’s founding. In this series, we highlight key events featured on the timeline composed of 200 slabs of Tardos limestone.

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Boundless history: 1848 - Academy members of the first responsible Hungarian government: Ferenc Deák, József Eötvös, Lázár Mészáros, István Széchenyi, Bertalan Szemere Boundless history: 1848 - Academy members of the first responsible Hungarian government: Ferenc Deák, József Eötvös, Lázár Mészáros, István Széchenyi, Bertalan Szemere

Boundless history: 1848 - Academy members of the first responsible Hungarian government: Ferenc Deák, József Eötvös, Lázár Mészáros, István Széchenyi, Bertalan Szemere

On 5 May 2025, as the opening event of the 199th Ceremonial General Assembly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the public artwork titled The Boundless History was unveiled. The installation was commissioned by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Municipality of Budapest to mark the 200th anniversary of the Academy’s founding. In this series, we highlight key events featured on the timeline composed of 200 slabs of Tardos limestone.

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Boundless history: 1841 - The Hungarian Society of Natural Sciences is founded on the initiative of physician and academician Pál Bugát Boundless history: 1841 - The Hungarian Society of Natural Sciences is founded on the initiative of physician and academician Pál Bugát

Boundless history: 1841 - The Hungarian Society of Natural Sciences is founded on the initiative of physician and academician Pál Bugát

On 5 May 2025, as the opening event of the 199th Ceremonial General Assembly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the public artwork titled The Boundless History was unveiled. The installation was commissioned by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Municipality of Budapest to mark the 200th anniversary of the Academy’s founding. In this series, we highlight key events featured on the timeline composed of 200 slabs of Tardos limestone.

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Boundless history: 1840 – The first issue of Magyar Academiai Értesítő, the official gazette of the Hungarian Learned Society, is published Boundless history: 1840 – The first issue of Magyar Academiai Értesítő, the official gazette of the Hungarian Learned Society, is published

Boundless history: 1840 – The first issue of Magyar Academiai Értesítő, the official gazette of the Hungarian Learned Society, is published

On 5 May 2025, as the opening event of the 199th Ceremonial General Assembly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the public artwork titled The Boundless History was unveiled. The installation was commissioned by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Municipality of Budapest to mark the 200th anniversary of the Academy’s founding. In this series, we highlight key events featured on the timeline composed of 200 slabs of Tardos limestone.

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Boundless history: 1835: Academy member Sándor Kőrösi Csoma sends fifty copies of his Tibetan–English dictionary to the Academy Boundless history: 1835: Academy member Sándor Kőrösi Csoma sends fifty copies of his Tibetan–English dictionary to the Academy

Boundless history: 1835: Academy member Sándor Kőrösi Csoma sends fifty copies of his Tibetan–English dictionary to the Academy

On 5 May 2025, as the opening event of the 199th Ceremonial General Assembly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the public artwork titled The Boundless History was unveiled. The installation was commissioned by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Municipality of Budapest to mark the 200th anniversary of the Academy’s founding. In this series, we highlight key events featured on the timeline composed of 200 slabs of Tardos limestone.

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Featured Lendület Researcher: Gábor Feigl Featured Lendület Researcher: Gábor Feigl

Featured Lendület Researcher: Gábor Feigl

The research of Gábor Feigl, Assistant Professor in the Department of Plant Biology at the University of Szeged, could contribute to improving food security and advancing sustainable agriculture. As the head of the Lendület (Momentum) Research Group on Anthropogenic Stress and Plant Resilience, he is, among other objectives, seeking biomarkers that can predict the effects of environmental stress on plants.

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A unified Hungarian research network under the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA) could be established as early as October – Joint press release from the Ministry of Science and Technology and MTA A unified Hungarian research network under the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA) could be established as early as October – Joint press release from the Ministry of Science and Technology and MTA

A unified Hungarian research network under the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA) could be established as early as October – Joint press release from the Ministry of Science and Technology and MTA

On 14 July, the leadership of the Ministry of Science and Technology and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences met at the Academy’s headquarters to discuss the establishment of a unified Hungarian research institute network and a proposed timetable for its implementation. Based on both the previous and latest round of discussions, the Ministry will draft legislation for the reorganisation and submit it for public comment in early September. The legislation is scheduled to take effect by the end of October, which means that the research network – which was separated from the Academy in 2019 – could be reunited with MTA before the end of this year.

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EASAC, the Leading Advisory Body of Europe’s Scientific Academies, Marks its 25th Anniversary EASAC, the Leading Advisory Body of Europe’s Scientific Academies, Marks its 25th Anniversary

EASAC, the Leading Advisory Body of Europe’s Scientific Academies, Marks its 25th Anniversary

On 11 June 2001, the European Academies Science Advisory Council (EASAC), was established by the academies and academic organisations of the European Union to provide policy-makers with jointly formulated, science-based, unified and independent expert advice. The Hungarian Academy of Sciences joined EASAC in 2004, following Hungary's accession to the EU, enabling Hungarian researchers to make their voice heard on the most pressing policy issues together with European scientists.

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Boundless History:1833 – Count István Széchenyi’s work Stadium, a summary of his reform plans, is published and dedicated to the nation’s legislators Boundless History:1833 – Count István Széchenyi’s work Stadium, a summary of his reform plans, is published and dedicated to the nation’s legislators

Boundless History:1833 – Count István Széchenyi’s work Stadium, a summary of his reform plans, is published and dedicated to the nation’s legislators

On 5 May 2025, as the opening event of the 199th Ceremonial General Assembly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the public artwork titled The Boundless History was unveiled. The installation was commissioned by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Municipality of Budapest to mark the 200th anniversary of the Academy’s founding. In this series, we highlight key events featured on the timeline composed of 200 slabs of Tardos limestone.

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Featured Lendület Researcher: Karolina Lendák-Kabók Featured Lendület Researcher: Karolina Lendák-Kabók

Featured Lendület Researcher: Karolina Lendák-Kabók

Karolina Lendák-Kabók, a lecturer in the Department of Minority Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), has been researching ethnic groups living in Vojvodina and mixed marriages for many years. She first examined the topic as a Marie Skłodowska-Curie postdoctoral fellow, before placing it in a broader regional context: with the support of the János Bolyai Research Fellowship, she analysed mixed Hungarian–Serbian families in Hungary and mixed Hungarian–Serbian families in Serbia. In her current research project, funded by the Lendület (Momentum) Programme, she is exploring the subject from a historical perspective.

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Boundless History: 1832 – Publication of the principal work of mathematician and Academy member Farkas Bolyai, Tentamen, as well as the work of his son, János Bolyai, entitled Appendix Boundless History: 1832 – Publication of the principal work of mathematician and Academy member Farkas Bolyai, Tentamen, as well as the work of his son, János Bolyai, entitled Appendix

Boundless History: 1832 – Publication of the principal work of mathematician and Academy member Farkas Bolyai, Tentamen, as well as the work of his son, János Bolyai, entitled Appendix

On 5 May 2025, as the opening event of the 199th Ceremonial General Assembly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the public artwork titled The Boundless History was unveiled. The installation was commissioned by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Municipality of Budapest to mark the 200th anniversary of the Academy’s founding. In this series, we highlight key events featured on the timeline composed of 200 slabs of Tardos limestone.

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Boundless History: 1826 – Count József Teleki donates his family library “for the use of the Learned Society and all citizens of the nation” Boundless History: 1826 – Count József Teleki donates his family library “for the use of the Learned Society and all citizens of the nation”

Boundless History: 1826 – Count József Teleki donates his family library “for the use of the Learned Society and all citizens of the nation”

On 5 May 2025, as the opening event of the 199th Ceremonial General Assembly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the public artwork titled The Boundless History was unveiled. The installation was commissioned by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Municipality of Budapest to mark the 200th anniversary of the Academy’s founding. In this series, we highlight key events featured on the timeline composed of 200 slabs of Tardos limestone.

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Boundless History: 1831 – The Hungarian Learned Society adopts the motto “Sunshine After Rain”. The institution’s first General Assembly Boundless History: 1831 – The Hungarian Learned Society adopts the motto “Sunshine After Rain”. The institution’s first General Assembly

Boundless History: 1831 – The Hungarian Learned Society adopts the motto “Sunshine After Rain”. The institution’s first General Assembly

On 5 May 2025, as the opening event of the 199th Ceremonial General Assembly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the public artwork titled The Boundless History was unveiled. The installation was commissioned by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Municipality of Budapest to mark the 200th anniversary of the Academy’s founding. In this series, we highlight key events featured on the timeline composed of 200 slabs of Tardos limestone.

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Boundless History: 1825 – Count István Széchenyi’s donation to the National Assembly for the establishment of the Hungarian Learned Society Boundless History: 1825 – Count István Széchenyi’s donation to the National Assembly for the establishment of the Hungarian Learned Society

Boundless History: 1825 – Count István Széchenyi’s donation to the National Assembly for the establishment of the Hungarian Learned Society

On 5 May 2025, as the opening event of the 199th Ceremonial General Assembly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the public artwork titled The Boundless History was unveiled. The installation was commissioned by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Municipality of Budapest to mark the 200th anniversary of the Academy’s founding. In this series, we highlight key events featured on the timeline composed of 200 slabs of Tardos limestone.

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Boundless History: 1827 – Law on the establishment of a learned society or Hungarian academy for the cultivation of the national language Boundless History: 1827 – Law on the establishment of a learned society or Hungarian academy for the cultivation of the national language

Boundless History: 1827 – Law on the establishment of a learned society or Hungarian academy for the cultivation of the national language

On 5 May 2025, as the opening event of the 199th Ceremonial General Assembly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the public artwork titled The Boundless History was unveiled. The installation was commissioned by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Municipality of Budapest to mark the 200th anniversary of the Academy’s founding. In this series, we highlight key events featured on the timeline composed of 200 slabs of Tardos limestone.

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Featured Lendület Researcher: Boldizsár Szentgáli-Tóth Featured Lendület Researcher: Boldizsár Szentgáli-Tóth

Featured Lendület Researcher: Boldizsár Szentgáli-Tóth

Artificial intelligence (AI) is making its presence felt in every aspect of life, and this trend is only expected to accelerate in the future. The legal profession is no exception, though alongside new opportunities, AI may also entail significant risks. For this reason, the legal profession must prepare now for the challenges posed by AI. This goal underpins the research conducted by Boldizsár Szentgáli-Tóth, senior research fellow at the Institute for Legal Studies of the ELTE Centre for Social Sciences, researcher at the National University of Public Service, and adjunct lecturer at Eötvös Loránd University, together with his colleagues. Their work has received support through the Lendület (Momentum) Programme.

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Results of the Second Call of the Momentum MSCA Programme Results of the Second Call of the Momentum MSCA Programme

Results of the Second Call of the Momentum MSCA Programme

The Momentum MSCA Premium Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme, coordinated by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, has launched its call for applications for the second time, inviting international postdoctoral researchers to pursue independent research projects in Hungary. By joining established Lendület (Momentum) research groups, fellows develop professionally, acquire new skills and gain international experience, whilst also contributing to scientific excellence and broader research collaboration in Hungary.

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