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Topology and knot theory can be linked to medicine, industrial robotic arms, and a host of other applications.

In the interview, Miklós Rásonyi shares the results of his mathematical research that can be used in everyday life, from the use of cryptocurrencies to bank loans.

Out of more than 700 valid applications, approximately 90 research applications won funding from the NKFIH Advanced Program, of which 3 researchers from the Rényi Institute also received funding.

As the year draws to a close, we often reflect on how the year went, what our achievements were, and what challenges we still have to overcome.

The European Research Council (ERC) was established by the European Commission in 2007 with the aim of providing financial support for scientific and technological research within the Union.

Zsolt Zombori will tell us what a mathematician thinks about the reliability and creativity of Artificial Intelligence, and will also give us an insight into his research.

HUN-REN honored its outstanding researchers with scientific recognition.

Three researchers from the Rényi Institute have also won the Excellence research grant, which is an outstanding achievement, as no other Hungarian research institute can boast so many winners.

Italian mathematician wins major grant in Hungarian colorsInterview with Marco Marengon

Backhausz Ágnes kutatási területe a véletlen és végtelen hálózatok és azok alkalmazási területei.