Csaba Zahorán: Central Europe through the Eyes of Three Central Europeans (Hitel, 2021/5)
Iván Bába-Iván Gyurcsík-Csaba G. Kiss: Central Europe 2020 – A Hungarian Perspective – iASK 2021. 195 p.
Gergely Prőhle: Who is responsible for the future of Europe?
Iván Bába-Iván Gyurcsík-Csaba G. Kiss: Central Europe 2020 – A Hungarian Perspective - iASK 2021. 195 p.
New Laws of Robotics - Book Recommendation by Ivana Stepanovic
Frank Pasquale’s book ‘New Laws of Robotics: Defending Human Expertise in the Age of AI’ is more than another item on a reading list. It is a homework challenge for professionals in all fields of science.
Women in Diplomacy - Challenges and Answers - Science in the pub
Lecturer: Katalin Bogyay (Hungary's 15th UN Ambassador, President of the 36th UNESCO General Assembly)
Date: Monday, June 7, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. (CET)
Manuring Effects on Visual Soil Quality Indicators and Soil Organic Matter Content in Different Pedoclimatic Zones in Europe and China
The article was written with the contribution of Tamás Hermann, iASK research fellow and will be released in Soil and Tillage Research Vol. 212, in August 2021.
A Method for Characterizing Cas9 Variants Via a One-million Target Sequence Library of Self-targeting sgRNAs
The publication was written with the contribution of Gergely Erdős and Péter Ferenc Pach. It was released in Nucleic Acid Research Vol. 49, No. 6 in 2021.
Edit Balázs: Pannonian Values: the Jewish Community in Körmend
If you are interested in the Hungarian past, you will surely take with interest the work of Edit Balázs, which tells the story of the 150 years history of the Jews of Körmend.
The Role of Russian Language in Entrepreneurship in Hungary
The publication written by Sanja Tepavčević was released in ВЕСТНИК, a Russian journal in 2020, Nr. 34.
Retrospective - The beginnings of the KRAFT project
10 years ago professor Ferenc Miszlivetz explained the essence of the Creative City - Sustainable Countryside program (KRAFT) at the conference of the New Reform Age in the Hall of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
Economics Based on Human Focus
Lecturer: Sarolta Laura Baritz (Dominican nun, economist, Sapientia University, Corvinus University)
Date: Monday, May 17, 2021 at 6:00 PM (CET)
The UN’s terrible silence – András Nagy: Fatal Compassion
Carbonari's review was released on www.kulturpara.hu on 21st of April 2021.
András Nagy: Fatal compassion: the “Hungarian question” and the UN 1956-1963 – Kossuth Publishing – Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg, 2020. 477 p.
Travelling in the Times of Covid-19 Pandemic (Part 3)
A personal blog post by Dan Brooks (an american researcher of iASK) about his Budapest-Ashville trip and the experiences there
