Researcher's Night
Online, on November 27 and 28. Lecture on Minecraft vs. the natural geometry of fragmentation. Fifty-minute workshop on quantum computers and how to program them.
Cubes
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.
Momentum grant for Balázs Pozsgai
Our colleague wins the Momentum grant of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, with his proposal on interacting quantum systems. Balázs establishes his new group at ELTE.
Academy Prize for Gábor Takács
Professor of the Department of Theoretical Physics is recognized by a shared Academy Prize for his outstanding scientific contributions by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
The Yu-Shiba-Rusinov state
BME physicists find an unexpectedly large extension of the YSR state in a superconducting nanostructure. Joint work with the University of Basel, published in Nature Communications.
Novobátzky Prize for Balázs Pozsgai
Our colleague was awarded the Novobátzky Prize of the Eötvös Loránd Physical Society for his pioneering contributions in the theory of integrable quantum systems.
Topological physics in artificial molecules
Our colleauges have experimented with a semiconductor-based artifical molecule to demonstrate topological features of a simple quantum system. Work published in the journal Communications Physics, from Nature Research.
Wigner crystal in a carbon nanotube
A nyolcvan éve megjósolt törékeny elektronállapot létezését bizonyítja a BME és az MTA elméleti fizikusainak és az izraeli Weizmann intézet kísérleti csoportjának együttműködéséből született tanulmány a Science-ben.