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"Grand impact on the development of graph theory for more than 50 years"

2026. 11. 04.

András Gyárfás, Professor Emeritus at Rényi Institute has been awarded the Eötvös József Wreath by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences

Misha Gromov, a giant of modern mathematics, receives Rényi Institute’s László Fejes Tóth Medal

2026. 11. 03.

Gromov is a most influential mathematician in the 20th and 21st centuries. His work has had a particularly significant impact on geometry, topology and mathematical physics.

Rényi's Researchers Make a Meaningful Contribution to Science Communication

2026. 10. 28.

Excerpts from Rényi's researchers in-depth interviews that discuss the use and impact of artificial intelligence

The Institute

Research

Artificial Intelligence

Erdős Center

Seminars

Gregory Debruyne: On the asymmetric Beurling-Selberg problem

2026. 11. 12. 12:15 - 2026. 11. 12. 13:15

Turán Terem

Analysis

Analysis seminar

Róbert Szőke: Geodesics, Lie groups and complex structures

2026. 11. 13. 10:30 - 2026. 11. 13. 11:30

Rényi Nagyterem and Zoom

Algebraic geometry and differential topology

Algebraic geometry and differential topology seminar

Márton Naszódi: The VC dimension of partial concept classes via Radon's theorem

2026. 11. 13. 14:15 - 2026. 11. 13. 15:45

Turán terem

Geometry

Budapest Big Combinatorics + Geometry Seminar

István Kolossváry (Rényi Institute): Assouad-type dimensions of fractal percolation on anisotropic grid

2026. 11. 16. 10:05 - 2026. 11. 16. 10:55

BME, Building H, Room 207 & Zoom

BME Fractal Geometry Seminar

Károly Bezdek: Notes on uniform contractions of congruent balls

2026. 11. 20. 14:15 - 2026. 11. 20. 15:45

Turán terem

Geometry

Budapest Big Combinatorics + Geometry Seminar

News

"Grand impact on the development of graph theory for more than 50 years"

2026. 11. 04.

András Gyárfás, Professor Emeritus at Rényi Institute has been awarded the Eötvös József Wreath by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences

Misha Gromov, a giant of modern mathematics, receives Rényi Institute’s László Fejes Tóth Medal

2026. 11. 03.

Gromov is a most influential mathematician in the 20th and 21st centuries. His work has had a particularly significant impact on geometry, topology and mathematical physics.

Rényi's Researchers Make a Meaningful Contribution to Science Communication

2026. 10. 28.

Excerpts from Rényi's researchers in-depth interviews that discuss the use and impact of artificial intelligence

Leadership Changes at Rényi Institute

2026. 10. 22.

As of 22 October, Academician András Stipsicz, Director General of Rényi Institute since 2019, took up his new role as President of HUN-REN. His responsibilities at Rényi will be assumed by Deputy Director General Dezső Miklós, supported by Károly Böröczky, Director of the Erdős Center

Hungarian Science Needs to Move Forward in Bigger Leaps

2026. 10. 21.

Incoming HUN-REN President and Rényi's Director General András Stipsicz on a research system that rewards excellence, gives researchers a predictable future and encourages collaboration across disciplines

László Lovász, Abel Prize-winning Research Professor at Rényi Institute, Receives JATE Award in Alumni Category

2026. 10. 20.

JATE Award was established in 2023 by Katalin Karikó, who donated the full monetary component of her Nobel Prize, in collaboration with the University of Szeged

András Stipsicz: Restored Access to Horizon Europe and Erasmus+ Reassures Hungary’s Scientific Community

2026. 10. 15.

The Director of Rényi Institute and President-elect of HUN-REN Welcomes the European Council’s 13 October Decision

Thoughts on Space and Time: a Convention-Defying Architect at Rényi

2026. 10. 14.

Academician Gábor Domokos, an architect and engineer with an unconventional approach, gave a lecture on natural tilings. His lecture will also be available in Hungarian at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA) on November 3rd, as part of the Hungarian Science Festival.

"Grand impact on the development of graph theory for more than 50 years"

Misha Gromov, a giant of modern mathematics, receives Rényi Institute’s László Fejes Tóth Medal

Rényi's Researchers Make a Meaningful Contribution to Science Communication

Seminars

Gregory Debruyne: On the asymmetric Beurling-Selberg problem

Róbert Szőke: Geodesics, Lie groups and complex structures

Márton Naszódi: The VC dimension of partial concept classes via Radon's theorem

István Kolossváry (Rényi Institute): Assouad-type dimensions of fractal percolation on anisotropic grid

Károly Bezdek: Notes on uniform contractions of congruent balls

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"Grand impact on the development of graph theory for more than 50 years"

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László Lovász, Abel Prize-winning Research Professor at Rényi Institute, Receives JATE Award in Alumni Category

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