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The iASK Synergy Conference for Young Researchers and Doctoral Students in Kőszeg on March 19-20, 2024.

Gábor Soós, Secretary-General of the Hungarian National Commission for UNESCO, inaugurated the 29th UNESCO MOST Winter School with an engaging speech. He outlined the event's focus on exploring the dynamic interplay between cultural heritage and sustainable development. Emphasizing the significant role of cultural spaces in fostering social transformations, Soos's address set the stage for a series of discussions aimed at deepening the understanding of culture as a cornerstone of sustainable progress and peace.

iASK has started a three-week, 1200-person, large-scale survey in Veszprém, which will explore the changes in the city over the past seven years, with a special focus on the impact of the Veszprém-Balaton 2023 European Capital of Culture Programme.

Organised by the iASK, on 26 February at 6 p.m. pianist Károly Binder will give a concert in the Synagogue of Kőszeg.

The iASK will host the event "Love is more than faith. Key Concepts of János Pilinszky's Poetry" with an exhibition on the life of János Pilinszky at the Festetics Palace in Kőszeg on 20 February at 5 p.m.

iASK won two prestigious FIABCI awards for the reconstruction of the historic buildings in the city centre of Kőszeg.

iASK Research Fellow Ivana Stepanovic has published a paper "in the Prospects Journal published by Springer.

This brand new article was written by László Z. Karvalics – iASK researcher – and was released in Liget in 2023.

Ferenc Miszlivetz: I remain a civilian. Gondolat Publ., 2023. 260 p.

Izabella Agárdi: On the verge of history: life stories of rural women from Serbia, Romania, and Hungary, 1920–2020. Ibidem Press, 2022. 550 p.