New family of sensors developed at HUN-REN EK-CER using micro- and nanotechnology can help predict emergencies and protect human life

Researchers at the Institute of Technical Physics and Materials Science of the HUN-REN Centre for Energy Research (HUN-REN EK-CER) are developing mobile gas detectors, background radiation detectors, and sensors for monitoring vibrations in installations. These new types of low-power mobile and wearable sensors, made using micro- and nanotechnology tools, will Read more…

HUN-REN EK-CER researchers contribute to developing a technical guideline for concrete and reinforced concrete structures in nuclear power plants

Researchers from the Nuclear Analysis and Radiography Department of the HUN-REN Centre for Energy Research (HUN-REN EK-CER NAL) have prepared hundreds of pages of reports providing the basis for the guideline for the design of radiation-resistant and shielding-reinforced concrete structures for the Paks II. investment. The nuclear analytical infrastructure linked Read more…

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…