19th Emléktábla Workshop 20th Emléktábla Workshop




Announcement 2026:

The János Bolyai Mathematical Society, the ELTE Linear Hypergraphs Research Group, and the MTA-ELTE matroid Optimization Research Group are organizing the 19th and 20th events of the Emléktábla Workshop Series in 2026.
From July 13 till July 18: Matroid Theory
From July 19 till July 23, Extremal combinatorics.
The aim of the series is to gather young mathematicians to work on problems posed by experienced senior researchers or by the participants themselves. After the presentation of the problems on the first day of the workshop, the participants split into small groups (of 3 to 5) and work out the solution or make progress on the problems. There is a session on each day where every group presents their results.


Venue

Velence, Velence Sport hotel, Velence, Tóbíró köz 2, 2481 , about 40 kilometers from Budapest. To get some information about Velence, visit this page.
How to get to the venue from the train station How to get to the venue from the train station


Emléktábla 19 — Matroid Theory

  • When: From July 13 Monday, lunch till July 18 Saturday, noon
  • Deadlines:
    • Payment: May 15
    • Problem submission: June 10
    LaTeX template
  • Bring: ID/Passport, sports equipment (football, swimming, etc.)

Confirmed participants

First Name Surname University/Institute
Kristóf Bérczi Eötvös University

Emléktábla 20 — Extremal Combinatorics

  • When: From July 19 Sunday, lunch till July 23 Thursday, afternoon
  • Deadlines:
    • Payment: May 15
    • Problem submission: June 10
    LaTeX template
  • Bring: ID/Passport, sports equipment (football, swimming, etc.)
  • 20th workshop’s BOOKLET

Confirmed participants

First Name Surname University/Institute
Nóra Almási Technical University of Budapest
Péter ÁgostonCharles University, Prague
Martin BalkoCharles University, Prague
Pál BärnkopfEötvös University, Budapest
Csongor Beke University of Cambridge, UK
Zoltán L. Blázsik University of Szeged
Michael L. Bruner University of Montana
Ignacy BuczekJagiellonian University, Kraków
Gábor DamásdiRényi Institute
Andrea FreschiRényi Institute
Jakob FührerJohannes Kepler University Linz
Dániel GerbnerRényi Institute
Jelena GlišićCharles University, Prague
Aleksandr GrebennikovIST Austria
Andrzej GrzesikJagiellonian University, Kraków
Anna GujgiczerTechnical University of Budapest
Attila JungEötvös University
Hilal Hama KarimRényi Institute
Nina KamčevUniversity of Zagreb
Balázs KeszeghRényi Institute
Lenka KopfováIST Austria
Benedek KovácsEötvös University, Budapest
Nathan LemonsLos Alamos National Lab.
Kenneth MooreRényi Institute
Zoltán Lóránt NagyEötvös University, Budapest
Cory Palmer University of Montana
Dömötör PálvölgyiEötvös University, Budapest
Balazs PatkosRényi Institute
Laurentiu Ioan Ploscaru Rényi Institute
Magdalena ProrokJagiellonian University, Kraków
Nika SaliaJagiellonian University, Kraków
Dániel SimonRényi Institute
Balázs SzabóEötvös University, Budapest
Dávid SzabóRényi Institute
Géza TóthRényi Institute
Tadej Petar TukaraUniversity of Zagreb
Benedek Váli University of Szeged
Máté VizerTechnical University of Budapest
Yiting WangIST Austria
Kristóf ZólomyEötvös University, Budapest



Travel tips:

Arriving from Ferihegy airport

(step 1 ) Ferihegy Airport - Kálvin tér (Kálvin Square) (Bus 100E, or bus 200E+ with a transfer at Kőbánya Kispest to Metro line M3 )
(step 2) Kálvin square - Kelenföld train station, by Metro line M4 (<15min)
(step 3) Kelenföld train station - Velence train station, by train ( <40min)
(step 4) Velence train station - Velence, Tóbíró köz by foot or by bus 707 (5 min by bus)

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info about (1): transportation from Ferihegy airport
info about (2): (this is the travel planner of the Budapest transport company BKK)
info about (3): (this is the travel planner and ticket purchase website of the hungarian train transport company MÁV)
info about (4) a screenshot for the timetable of bus 707, from menetrendek.hu
How to get to the venue from the train station

Organizers:

Kristóf Bérczi
Zoltán Lóránt Nagy