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A public lecture has been presented within the framework of Celebration of Hungarian Science (“Magyar tudomány ünnepe”) by Sándor Bozóki. The lecture (in Hungarian) is available at the following link:
Proof of non-existence of mono-unstable polyhedra by means of inequalities (Monoinstabil poliéderek nemlétezésének igazolása egyenlőtlenségekkel)
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At this year’s Institutional Scientific Students’ Associations Conference at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, five presentations were related to Morphodynamics: Máté Szondi (1st Prize + Pro Progressio Special Prize), Gergő Almádi (1st Prize), Gergő Almádi and Eszter Ferencz (3rd Prize), Kinga Kocsis (Special award of the Department of Geometry and Morphology + Special award for presentation), Emese Sarolta Encz and Gergely Barta (Special award of the Department of Geometry and Morphology).
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A public lecture has been presented within the framework of Celebration of Hungarian Science (“Magyar tudomány ünnepe”) by András Sipos. The lecture (in Hungarian) is available at the following link:
Geometry and evolution of shapes in Nature (Geometria és alakfejlődés a természetben)
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Two lectures will be presented at BME Applied Mathematics Day 2023, organized on 5th December, BME building Q, auditorium AF14.
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A professional portrait of Gábor Domokos, leader of the HUN-REN-BME Morphodynamics Researh Group, has recently been published in MIT Technology Review by Elise Cutts.