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A David Smith
7 years ago Featured

Hungarian scientists have long made important contributions to knowledge and currently lead the world in areas such as nerve circuits in the brain - for which 3 Hungarian scientists won the first European Brain Prize. It is crucial that they are protected from political interference. Honorary Member of the Academy

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Csilla Bogdán
7 years ago

PhD, chemist, research fellow

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Monika Gönczy
7 years ago

PhD, Literary Historian

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Peter Zieme
7 years ago

I hope that the status of disrespect to the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA) and to Hungarian scholarship will end soon!

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Péter Simor
7 years ago

PhD, psychologist

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Ferenc Kocsor
7 years ago

biologist MSc, behavioral sciences PhD, research associate

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Melanie Smith
7 years ago

Melanie Kay Smith PhD Associate Professor and Researcher

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Fellner Magdolna
7 years ago

MTA, CEU!

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Bernadett Csurgó Phd
7 years ago

Sociologist, Senior Research Fellow

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Márton Makrai
7 years ago

MSc, Mathematician, Junior research fellow

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András László
7 years ago

PhD, physicist, senior research fellow

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Respect the freedom of the Hungarian Scientific Academy!

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Anna Fejős
7 years ago

doctoral candidate in sociology; junior research fellow at HAS

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László Biczók
7 years ago

doktor of MTA, chemist, scientific adviser

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István Földes
7 years ago

DSc Physicist Sci. Advisor, Hon. Professor

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Vincze Imre
7 years ago

Member of the H.A.S., physicist professor

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Boldizsár Megyesi PhD
7 years ago

Sociologist Senior Res. Fellow

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Imre Pázsit
7 years ago

Member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA), Physicist, Professor

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György Gyürky
7 years ago

doctor of MTA, physicist, scientific advisor, MTA Institute for Nuclear Research

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Zoltán Németh
7 years ago

PhD, Chemist, Senior Research Fellow