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Rising Tide of Dementia: Economic Imperatives for Hungary and Europe

The rising prevalence of dementia is becoming not only a healthcare challenge but an economic and labor market issue that...

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3D-Printed Spine Models Could Aid Planning for Complex Surgery

Physical, life-sized models of patients’ spines could give surgeons a valuable additional tool when preparing for particularly complex procedures, according...

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Mental Health Forum Seeks to Turn Professional Consensus Into Cross-sectoral System Reform

Semmelweis University’s “Mental Health in Hungary 2026” forum brought psychiatric professionals, social care workers, educators, patient representatives and policymakers together...

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ELTE Quantum Biology Conference Puts Budapest on Emerging Science Map

Budapest hosted an international gathering at the frontier of quantum science and biology as the 15th International Workshop on Quantum...

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Endometriosis Carries a Heavy Workplace Cost in Hungary

A Hungarian-led study has quantified the workplace burden of endometriosis, showing that women with the condition miss more than twice...

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Sky’s the Limit for Hungary’s Space Ambitions With ESA Backing and Growing Ecosystem

A Kennedy Space Center merch mug depicting complex math calculations says it all: “This is rocket science.” But how to...

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Hungarian Researchers’ Cancer Drug Shows Remarkable Lab Results

In what could be a significant scientific breakthrough, Hungarian researchers have developed an experimental anticancer drug that has demonstrated exceptional...

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Hankó Touts Surge in University Rankings, Research, Enrollment

Minister of Culture and Innovation Balázs Hankó praised the transformation of Hungary's higher education system during a panel discussion at...

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The Secret Life of Human Nerve Cells

Neurodegenerative diseases are chronic conditions that cause nerve cells to lose function and die over many years. A decade-long, gradual...

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Rising Tide of Dementia: Economic Imperatives for Hungary and Europe

The rising prevalence of dementia is becoming not only a healthcare challenge but an economic and labor market issue that...

Science

3D-Printed Spine Models Could Aid Planning for Complex Surgery

Physical, life-sized models of patients’ spines could give surgeons a valuable additional tool when preparing for particularly complex procedures, according...

Science

Mental Health Forum Seeks to Turn Professional Consensus Into Cross-sectoral System Reform

Semmelweis University’s “Mental Health in Hungary 2026” forum brought psychiatric professionals, social care workers, educators, patient representatives and policymakers together...

Science

ELTE Quantum Biology Conference Puts Budapest on Emerging Science Map

Budapest hosted an international gathering at the frontier of quantum science and biology as the 15th International Workshop on Quantum...

Science

Endometriosis Carries a Heavy Workplace Cost in Hungary

A Hungarian-led study has quantified the workplace burden of endometriosis, showing that women with the condition miss more than twice...

Science

Sky’s the Limit for Hungary’s Space Ambitions With ESA Backing and Growing Ecosystem

A Kennedy Space Center merch mug depicting complex math calculations says it all: “This is rocket science.” But how to...

Science

Hungarian Researchers’ Cancer Drug Shows Remarkable Lab Results

In what could be a significant scientific breakthrough, Hungarian researchers have developed an experimental anticancer drug that has demonstrated exceptional...

Science

Hankó Touts Surge in University Rankings, Research, Enrollment

Minister of Culture and Innovation Balázs Hankó praised the transformation of Hungary's higher education system during a panel discussion at...

Science

The Secret Life of Human Nerve Cells

Neurodegenerative diseases are chronic conditions that cause nerve cells to lose function and die over many years. A decade-long, gradual...

Rising Tide of Dementia: Economic Imperatives for Hungary and Europe

The rising prevalence of dementia is becoming not only a healthcare challenge but an economic and labor market issue that...

3D-Printed Spine Models Could Aid Planning for Complex Surgery

Physical, life-sized models of patients’ spines could give surgeons a valuable additional tool when preparing for particularly complex procedures, according...

Mental Health Forum Seeks to Turn Professional Consensus Into Cross-sectoral System Reform

Semmelweis University’s “Mental Health in Hungary 2026” forum brought psychiatric professionals, social care workers, educators, patient representatives and policymakers together...

ELTE Quantum Biology Conference Puts Budapest on Emerging Science Map

Budapest hosted an international gathering at the frontier of quantum science and biology as the 15th International Workshop on Quantum...

Endometriosis Carries a Heavy Workplace Cost in Hungary

A Hungarian-led study has quantified the workplace burden of endometriosis, showing that women with the condition miss more than twice...

Sky’s the Limit for Hungary’s Space Ambitions With ESA Backing and Growing Ecosystem

A Kennedy Space Center merch mug depicting complex math calculations says it all: “This is rocket science.” But how to...

Compromise Benefiting All Academic Community Members Will Be Found – Magyar

A compromise solution that benefits the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA) and all members of the scientific community will be...

Dogs Can Learn Words From Owners’ Conversations, Elte Study Finds

Dogs can pick up more from human speech than previously thought, with some capable of learning new words from their...

Hungarian Researchers’ Cancer Drug Shows Remarkable Lab Results

In what could be a significant scientific breakthrough, Hungarian researchers have developed an experimental anticancer drug that has demonstrated exceptional...

Gov’t Earmarks HUF 120 bln for Uni Researchers in 2026

The gov't is allocating HUF 120 bln for university researchers in 2026, while encouraging market applications for their work in...

Genetic Research Shows Uralian Origins of 10th Century Hungarians

Genetic matches have shown that some Hungarians living in the 10th century had Uralian origins, research led by the Eötvös...

People Eat Less Meat to Benefit Their Own Health, Not the Animals or Planet 

People are more likely to adopt a meat-free day for health reasons than environmental or animal welfare concerns, finds new...

HUN-REN President: Researchers to Get Higher Salary This Year

Researchers of the HUN-REN Hungarian Research Network will begin receiving higher salaries this year, Balázs Gulyás, the network's president, told...

Hankó Touts Surge in University Rankings, Research, Enrollment

Minister of Culture and Innovation Balázs Hankó praised the transformation of Hungary's higher education system during a panel discussion at...

The Secret Life of Human Nerve Cells

Neurodegenerative diseases are chronic conditions that cause nerve cells to lose function and die over many years. A decade-long, gradual...