
Hungary’s Kurtag, Roska among Wolf Prize recipients
World-renowned composer Gyorgy Kurtag and renowned neurobiologist Botond Roska are among the recipients of the prestigious Wolf Prize this year.

Debrecen University inaugurates pilot research lab
The University of Debrecen, in eastern Hungary, has inaugurated a pilot research laboratory set up with 5.2 billion forints (EUR 13m) worth of European Union funding.

Hungarian developed VR space cabin presented
The first fully Hungarian developed simulation space cabin fitted with VR technology was presented in Budapest on Thursday.

Space commissioner calls Hungary, ESA cooperation “success story’
Orsolya Ferencz, the foreign ministry's commissioner for space science, has called Hungary's membership in the European Space Agency (ESA) since 2015 a "real success story".

MCC Youth Research Institute: Half of Hungarian 15-19 year-olds use ChatGPT
Young Hungarians increasingly feel the impact of AI in their daily lives, according to a survey by the Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC) Youth Research Institute published on Wednesday.

Final decision made on Hungarian astronaut, backup for ISS mission
In line with the final decision of an expert committee, Tibor Kapu has been selected as the Hungarian astronaut to be sent to space and his backup will be Gyula Cserenyi, the foreign minister said on Monday.

Culture minister calls on EU to support AI solutions in preserving cultural heritage
The European Union must support the contributions of artificial intelligence to preserving European and national cultural heritage, but must stand up to technology-based attempts "built on manipulation and designed to strip people of elements of their dignity", the minister of culture and innovation said ...

Economy Minister: Hungary can become key player in space industry
Hungary's economic ecosystem, infrastructure and intellectual capital make the country capable of becoming a crucial player in the space industry, the national economy minister said in Martonvasar, on the outskirts of Budapest, on Monday.

Kariko donates Nobel Prize money to alma mater
The Hungarian Nobel Laureate Katalin Kariko will donate her more than half a million dollars in prize money to support outstanding teachers and students at her alma mater, the University of Szeged, in southern Hungary.

HUNOR: astronaut candidates complete isolation training
Four candidates to become astronauts in the Hungarian to Orbit (HUNOR) programme have successfully completed a six-day isolation training session, HUNOR said on Facebook on Friday.