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2024. April 15.
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Press Photo Prize
2024. April 10.
Gábor Takács, professor of the BME Institute of Physics, is the subject of the photo portrait that ranked second in its category at the 42th Hungarian Press Photo Contest.
Obituary - Dr. Horváth Erzsébet
2024. February 12.
We are deeply saddened to announce that Dr. Erzsébet Horváth, honorary professor of the Department of Algebra and Geometry at BME TTK passed away at the age of 66 due to a serious illness.
The mathematical mastery of BME captivates Fulbright student visiting researcher
2023. November 30.
Interviewed Kate Barnes, a Fulbright student researcher at BME, and her mentor Roland Molontay, head of HSDSLab at the Institute of Mathematics, Faculty of Natural Sciences.
An Erasmus Internship at the BME TTK
2023. September 12.
Interview with Thomas Pinel, a visiting Erasmus student from France
Interview with Szabolcs Csonka
2023. June 27.
Interview with BME's associate professor and Momentum research group leader Szabolcs Csonka published at the news portal of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
One Erasmus year at the BME TTK
2022. August 19.
Interview with David Plitt, a visiting Erasmus student from Germany
Supertop Workshop
2022. May 19.
Leaders of the semiconductor-superconductor field have assembled for the closing event of the SuperTop QuantERA network.
Career Day - 9th March (Wednesday)
2022. March 06.
This is the first time for foreign students to have the opportunity to join the Career Day at the Faculty of Natural Sciences. This day is about your future!
APS Outstanding Referee: Ádám Gali
2022. March 03.
Ádám Gali, part-time professor of our Department of Atomic Physics, receives the APS Outstanding Referee honor from the American Physical Society.
NEW PAPER IN CARBON
2022. January 20.
BME Physics researchers report a new and efficient way to create nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond using neutron irradiation. Published in Carbon.
Professor and Fulbright Scholar visits BME
2022. January 12.
BME webpage editorial staff conducted a joint interview with Timothy E. O'Brien and Roland Molontay.
BME Best Publication Prize 2020
2021. November 23.
Paper from the collaboration between the Quantum Electronics group and the Exotic Quantum Phases group was awarded the Best Publication Prize of the university.
Olympic runner-up starts physics studies at BME
2021. October 11.
Ádám Varga, kayak K1-1000m silver medalist at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, just started his phyiscs BSc studies at BME this September. Interview, in Hungarian, at bme.hu.
Prizes for Péter Makk
2021. October 06.
Associate professor of BME Department of Physics receives Bolyai Plaquette from HAS, as well as the Zoltán Gyulai Prize of the Roland Eotvos Physical Society.
Andreev molecule in Nano Letters
2021. September 26.
Our colleagues at the BME Department of Physics created a novel artificial molecule in nano-sized electronic circuits, at extremely low temperatures.
Wigner crystal, published in Nature
2021. August 09.
Harvard experimentalists discovered a coupled Wigner crystal in bilayer nanostructures, with important theory contribution from our Institute of Physics.
New Momentum Research Grant at the Institute of Physics
2021. July 05.
Péter Makk, associate professor at the Institute of Physics and the Department of Physics, has won the Momentum Research Grant of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
Quantum Lab launched
2021. June 27.
Newly established Quantum Information National Laboratory (QNL) officially launched at an online kick-off conference, with our Institute of Physics a key participant.
New helium liquifier is in operation
2021. May 13.
Periodic nanostructures
2021. May 06.
New results from the Self-organization and Self-assembly Research Group, on the self-organization of nanoparticles and molecules, is published in Science Advances.
Quantum states of magnetic nanostructures
2021. April 19.
New results from the colleagues of the Department of Theoretical Physics may enable the creation and experimental investigation of topologically protected quantum states.
Distributed quantum systems
2021. February 11.
Will quantum technology impact computer networks? An online seminar series organized by Nokia Bell Labs and the BME Insitute of Physics, starting on Feb 18.
Science top 10
2021. January 14.
Study on the natural geometry of fragmentation, by our colleague János Török and his coauthors, is selected by Science as one of their 10 favorite science news stories in 2020.
Quantum bits in carbon nanotubes
2020. August 30.
One step toward telecom-compatible quantum communication: new experimental results from the BME Spin Spectroscopy research group published in ACS Nano.
Péter Makk in the HAS news
2020. August 24.
News portal of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences covers research results of Péter Makk (Institute of Physics), as one of the most successful recent recipients of the Bolyai Scholarship.
Cubes
2020. July 19.
In their new paper, János Török and his colleagues provide support for the ancient idea of Plato that on Earth, "everything is built up from cubes". Also covered by index.hu.
Publication prizes in the Institute of Physics
2020. May 31.
Two of the publication prizes of BME and the Pro Progressio Foundation were awarded to papers authored by researchers in the Institute of Physics, published in Nature Communications and Nature Materials.
The Yu-Shiba-Rusinov state
2020. April 15.
BME physicists find an unexpectedly large extension of the Yu-Shiba-Rusinov (YSR) state in a superconducting nanostructure, a result which paves the way toward topologically protected qubits.
New information on the coronavirus
2020. March 10.
This communique contains the steps taken by the Budapest University of Technology and Economics.
Fulbright U.S. Scholarship holder at the Department of Stochastics
2020. March 10.
Timothy O'Brien, Professor in Statistics at Loyola University Chicago was awarded the Fulbright U.S. Scholarship to stay at the Department of Stochastics, BME in the fall semester 2020.
Experiments for high-school students
2020. March 10.
An exciting special lecture in physics, with spectacular experiments, for high-school students and teachers, at the BME Institute of Physics: Jan 28 Tuesday, 15:00.
PIN code of atomic synapses revealed
2020. March 10.
Single-atom-sized wires carry the electric current in the memristors created by our colleagues in the Nanoelectronics research group. Research published in Nano Letters.
Mechanically controlled pattern formation
2020. January 06.
Our colleagues, with researchers from Bilkent University, showed mechanically controlled pattern formation in a hydrogel by a diffusion–precipitation reaction. Published in Advanced Materials.