HUN-REN EK-CER researchers develop novel nanocatalysts built on two-dimensional materials

Researchers at the Institute of Technical Physics and Materials Science of the HUN-REN Centre for Energy Research (HUN-REN EK-CER) are investigating the electrical, magnetic, and catalytic properties of metal nanoclusters with novel structures stabilised by two-dimensional crystal carriers. These hybrid materials, based on two-dimensional crystals and metal nanoclusters, are expected Read more…

The 2nd Call for Small and Medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) proposals of the ReMade@ARI project is open

The 2nd Call for Small and Medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) proposals of the ReMade@ARI project is open. A great opportunity for SMEs conducting circular economy research to benefit from: ∂ easy and coordinated access to more than 50 European analytical research infrastructures with full support (experiment preparation support, instrument time and Read more…

Innovative micro- and nanostructure-based biosensors for medical technology

By employing innovative solutions of micro- and nanotechnology, photonics, and sensing, researchers from the Institute of Technical Physics and Materials Science of the HUN-REN Centre for Energy Research are developing technologies and devices that can be the building blocks of new generation biosensors, combining highly sensitive analytical and efficient sample Read more…

JT-60SA experimental fusion device inaugurated in a ceremony with the participation of HUN-REN EK-CER ‒ Europe and Japan celebrate breakthrough in paving the way for fusion energy

In a significant stride towards realising the potential of fusion energy, the joint European and Japanese effort has reached a landmark milestone with the successful operation of JT-60SA, the most advanced experimental fusion device to date. This achievement underscores the strong commitment of both regions to develop efficient, safe, and Read more…

New domestic development realized with the involvement of HUN-REN EK-CER researchers may accelerate drug active ingredient testing

Researchers from the Institute of Technical Physics and Materials Science of the HUN-REN Centre for Energy Research (HUN-REN EK-CER) have developed methods based on optical and electrochemical sensors applicable in a microscopic environment, in collaboration with Aedus Space Ltd. and the Dutch company Micronit B.V. under the umbrella of the Read more…

EK-CER researchers developed novel nanostructures for electronics manufacturing and hydrogen catalysis

The researchers at the Institute of Technical Physics and Materials Science of the ELKH Centre for Energy Research (EK-CER) are developing advanced semiconductor materials and technologies with a strong emphasis on energy efficiency and sustainability within an ongoing Thematic Program of Excellence. These materials and processes can be utilized for Read more…