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The crystallization experiments have successfully arrived on board the International Space Station

We have recently reported that the researchers of the Centre for Structural Science of HUN-REN RCNS developed a method to grow single crystals of organic compounds in microgravity and sent two compounds for crystallization on board the International Space Station by the invitation of the Space Application Services with the [...]

2025. April 29.|Recent News|

Heading to Space: Crystallization of Organic Compounds on the International Space Station

The Chemical Crystallography Research Laboratory (Chemical Crystallography Research Laboratory – HUN-REN Research Centre for Natural Sciences) of Centre for Structural Science, HUN-REN RCNS has developed a method to crystallize organic compounds in microgravity by the invitation of Space Application Services with the guidance of Japan Manned Space Systems who provided [...]

2025. April 2.|Recent News|

From Lab to Industry: HUN-REN Chemists Innovate Aldehyde Synthesis with a Groundbreaking Potential

Aldehydes, beyond their pleasant scents and uses in perfumes (e.g., Chanel N°5), are essential compounds with widespread applications in several industries. These versatile compounds serve as key intermediates in the synthesis of numerous fine chemicals, consumer goods and pharmaceuticals. In addition, they are gaining prominence in the field of agrochemistry, where several fatty aldehydes are being used as natural pheromones for environmentally friendly pest control. Despite their [...]

2025. January 15.|Recent News|

The HUN-REN Research Centre for Natural Sciences joins an international network to develop a 3-dimensional cell model of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

To advance the use of organoid technology in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) research, the ALS Finding a Cure and Hop On A Cure foundations announced that they will jointly award $1.5 million in grants to five research groups to support their research projects. One of these projects will be carried [...]

2024. November 4.|Recent News|

Simon Tusnady Receives a Prestigious Conference Award

At the annual student conference of the American Hungarian Medical Association- Hungary Chapter (HMAA-HC), held between September 6-7, 2024, Simon Tusnady, Scientific Students' Associations student of the Human Organoid Laboratory in the Institute of Molecular Life Sciences, received the prestigious Irene and Ivan Krisztinicz award for the best presentation in [...]

2024. September 12.|Recent News|
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