Announcement of the 2026 Hevesy Medal Awardee

The 2026 George Hevesy Medal has been awarded to Professor Jerzy Wojtek Mietelski, Head of the Nuclear Physics Department, Institute of Nuclear Physics Kraków, Poland in recognition of his outstanding and sustained contributions to radioanalytical and nuclear chemistry, nuclear measurement techniques, and radioecology. His pioneering work has advanced the use Read more

By Katalin Gméling, ago

2nd call for access to E-RIHS ERIC services

We are happy to announce that on January 30th, the 2nd Call for Access – Spring 2026 to E-RIHS (European Research Infrastructure for Heritage Science) ERIC services opens, through which the BNC offers access to many of its neutron instruments as well. Scholars, researchers, and professionals can now apply for Read more

By Katalin Bajnok, ago

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year

We extend our sincere best wishes to all our colleagues and to our scientific and industrial partners for a peaceful Christmas season and a successful and fulfilling New Year. We are pleased to announce that the forthcoming year will bring numerous reactor cycles, and we look forward with great interest Read more

By Katalin Gméling, ago

*** ReMade@ARI CALL UPDATE ***

Are you motivated to develop materials for the Circular Economy?    The Rolling Call for TransNational Access (TNA) proposals of ReMade@ARI for 2025-2026 opened on 1 September 2025. Proposals can be submitted at any time during the period September 2025 – May 2026, giving you more flexibility and time to Read more

By Katalin Gméling, ago

Successful reactor operation cycles at the Budapest Research Reactor during this Autumn

We are very pleased to share with the neutron community that, the Budapest Research Reactor has resumed operation and successfully completed four consecutive 96-hour cycles this autumn. These cycles not only enabled important isotope production and industrial irradiation to be undertaken but also facilitated many transnational access research and training Read more

By Katalin Gméling, ago

Archaeological science investigations on pottery production explore diachronic changes in the Bronze Age settlement at Palaikastro, east Crete

Our colleague at the BNC was the lead author of a new, large-scale study that investigates pottery production during the Bronze Age (c. 1850-1300 BC) at the Minoan town of Palaikastro, east Crete. Both provenance and production technology were investigated through petrographic analysis of thin sections and wavelength dispersive X-ray Read more

By Katalin Bajnok, ago