What are the main risks when driving an electric scooter? How to mitigate those risks? BME's master instructor Károly Härtlein examines these questions, along with the physics of scooter riding and safer vehicle design principles, in his fresh article published in Magyar Tudomány.

Klaus von Klitzing, discoverer of the quantum Hall effect and recipient of the 1985 Nobel Prize in Physics, delivered an energetic and entertaining lecture to a full house at the Szilárd Leo Colloquium of the BME Institute of Physics. 

BME researchers organized the fourth international conference on two-dimensional materials, bringing together leading experts to present new results and to discuss the scientific and technological opportunities offered by these extraordinary materials.

The chips of the future could emerge from the renovated laboratory, which has been updated with world-class instrumentation.

Assisted by BME tutors, the Hungarian team of high-school students achieved excellent results at the European Physics Olympiad and the International Physics Olympiad. Congratulations to the students as well as to their tutors!

Hungarian news portal 444.hu published a detailed feature on BME's quantum electronics lab, led by Szabolcs Csonka and Péter Makk. The article provides insights into BME's world-class research and development toward advanced quantum chips.