In January, seven members of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences elected on 7 May 2025—full members, corresponding members, and external members — belonging to the Section of Mathematical Sciences delivered their inaugural lectures.
An interview on National Public Radio Kossuth with András Stipsicz, Director of the Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics, on the occasion of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences’ Month of Mathematics
Rényi Institute is now accepting applications for its newly announced research positions from individuals who have obtained their PhD degree (by August at the latest) or doctoral students with completed PhD courseworks.
How is the pyramid of science structured? What has mathematics given to humanity? Research professor Máté Matolcsi, a member of the Analysis Department at Rényi Institute, shares his thoughts in one of the episodes of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences' video series entitled Science for Me.