Kele Momentum Grant Receives 232 Million to Target Conditional Drug Release in Cancer
The aim of the Momentum Program of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences is to support excellence and strengthen the domestic [...]
In-situ captured antibacterial action of peptide lamellae – a supramolecular antibiotic designed at HUN-REN RCNS
According to the WHO prognosis, infections caused by microorganisms resistant to conventional antibiotics will be the leading cause of death [...]
Patient-researcher Meeting at HUN-REN RCNS
We kindly invite fellow scientists and the general public to our patient-scientist meeting on 21 May at 9 a.m. Laszlo [...]
HUN-REN RCNS hosts the BIOEAST Bioeconomy Conference
On 6-7 March, ÖMKI, BME, and HUN-REN Research Centre for Natural Sciences (HUN-REN RCNS) are hosting a major international bioeconomy conference at the HUN-REN RCNS in Budapest, Hungary. The [...]
Gergely Rona receives EMBO Installation Grant
EMBO announced that ten life scientists have been awarded EMBO Installation Grants, which support group leaders who will move to, [...]
Royal Society of Chemistry Awards Sensor Development Collaboration with Robert Boyle Analytical Horizon Prize – RCNS Participation
The Functional Interfaces Research Group and the Biological Nanochemistry Research Group of the Institute of Materials and Environmental Chemistry of [...]
Improving quality control of MR images using artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence-based solutions play an increasingly important role in the analysis of medical images. These systems may support clinical decision [...]
Scientists report a huge organic diversity in the Tissint Mars meteorite
Earlier the researchers emphasized that organic molecules and life could be formed on the Earth under special circumstances several milliard [...]
Turning Red without Feeling Embarrassed─Xanthenium-Based Photocages for Red-Light-Activated Phototherapeutics
Minimizing the unwanted side effects of therapeutic agents is one of the major challenges in drug research. Such challenges are [...]
Light for the blind: Patient-scientist forum at TTK
We invite interested patients, scientists and the general public to discuss our progress towards restoring vision for the blind on [...]