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New clinical, molecular and immunological markers identified by Hungarian researchers in Szeged

01/04/2022

Researchers from the ELKH Biological Research Centre (BRC) and the University of Szeged (SZTE) studied the mechanisms underlying the development and progression of systemic autoimmune diseases affecting multiple organs. The...

An international research team led by a member of CER is the first in the world to show the high susceptibility of carnivores to cancer

12/23/2021

An international research team led by a member of the ELKH Centre for Ecological Research (CER) examined the cancer risk of around 200 species of zoo mammals by comparing the...

CER’s evolutionary biologists are helping the search for new antibiotics by testing artificial intelligence-based algorithms

12/14/2021

In their latest research, evolutionary biologists at the ELKH Centre for Ecological Research (CER) have tested the operation of artificial intelligence-based algorithms to search for new molecules that could potentially...

CSFK research professor examines possibilities of extraterrestrial life in the Milky Way galaxy

12/13/2021

What are the chances of life forming in the Solar System and the more than 4,500 exoplanets discovered so far? On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the Drake...

A world-class, laboratory-grown ‘mini-brain’ disease model becomes available at the Research Centre for Natural Sciences

12/13/2021

A new cerebral organoid (“mini-brain”) disease model has been described in a study published in Nature Neuroscience and led by Dr András Lakatos, Department of Clinical Neuroscience, University of Cambridge,...

Hungarian researchers recommend use of climate dynamics methods to explore everyday processes with similarities to climate change

12/10/2021

Processes similar to climate change, despite their much simpler structure, can also occur in everyday systems. Summarizing the results of their latest research, Hungarian researchers have described that in some...

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Strategic research areas of ELKH

DIGITALIZATION

mathematics, physics, chemistry, computer science, IT, quantum technology, automatization, digitalization.

ENERGY

material structure, energy, space research, nanotechnology.

HEALTH

pharmaceutical research connected to health, molecular biology, microbiology, neurobiology, psychology.

ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY

environment, climate change, ecology, agriculture, food safety.

HUMAN RESOURCES

society, economy, history, archeology, humanities, language.

Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics

The Institute was founded in 1950 and named after its first director, Alfréd Rényi, who led the Institute for 20 years until his death in 1970. In 2001, the Rényi Institute was awarded the title of EU Centre of Excellence. Its core activities extend to carrying out planned...

Carbon isotope studies confirm 11th century origin of some of bones excavated in Royal Crypt at Tihany Abbey

ELKH researchers invented a new method that helps to understand the therapeutics effects of cariprazine, a medicine developed in Hungary

Society, the new volume of the National Atlas of Hungary is now available

The Eötvös Loránd Research Network has been expanding and developing over the last two years

ELKH joins Science Europe

Cooperation between CNRS and ELKH may open new perspectives for the scientific and technological relations of France and Hungary

Novel method developed at KOKI further improves efficiency and reliability of cognitive experiments on rodents

Four of the 17 National Laboratories and one Research Laboratory led by an ELKH research site

Close to 5,000 employees at the state funded research sites of the ELKH research network to receive an average pay rise of 30% from November

Hungarian researchers help open up a path for more effective coronavirus drugs

A new procedure can significantly increase the efficiency of experiments aimed at getting a better understanding of brain function

Researchers claim chemically drawn cross-hair may facilitate the efficiency of photoactivated chemotherapy

Developmental anoikis: A novel mechanism protecting the developing brain

Researchers develop most sensitive method for detecting coronavirus to date

The Wigner Research Centre for Physics at the forefront of nano-optics research

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Strategic research areas of ELKH

DIGITALIZATION

ENERGY

HEALTH

ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY

HUMAN RESOURCES

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Carbon isotope studies confirm
11th century origin of some of bones
excavated in Royal Crypt at Tihany Abbey

ELKH researchers invented a new
method that helps to understand
the therapeutics effects of cariprazine,
a medicine developed in Hungary

Society, the new volume of
the National Atlas of Hungary
is now available

The Eötvös Loránd
Research Network
has been expanding
and developing over
the last two years

ELKH joins
Science Europe

Cooperation between CNRS and ELKH
may open new perspectives for the
scientific and technological relations
of France and Hungary

Novel method developed
at KOKI further improves efficiency
and reliability of cognitive experiments
on rodents

Four of the 17
National Laboratories and
one Research Laboratory
led by an ELKH research site

Close to 5,000 employees
at the state funded research sites
of the ELKH research network
to receive an average pay rise
of 30% from November

Hungarian researchers help
open up a path for more effective
coronavirus drugs

A new procedure can significantly
increase the efficiency of experiments
aimed at getting a better understanding
of brain function

Researchers claim chemically drawn
cross-hair may facilitate the efficiency
of photoactivated chemotherapy

Developmental anoikis:
A novel mechanism protecting
the developing brain

Researchers develop
most sensitive method
for detecting coronavirus to date

The Wigner Research Centre for Physics
at the forefront of nano-optics research