The HUN-REN RCH Institute of Archaeogenomics is currently accepting applications from prospective PhD students in connection with archaeogenomics and bioinformatics research. A detailed description of the current, open doctoral topics can be found on the institute's website or on the website of the Hungarian Doctoral Council.
The institute will provide an income supplement to successful applicants, in addition to their student scholarships.
Application deadline for all topics: 15th May, 2025.
📩 Applications shold be sent to the director of the institute, Anna Szécsényi-Nagy:
The "Communities of Dark Times" conference was organized by the Déri Museum in Debrecen on February 27–28, 2025.
The presentations, covering a variety of research topics related to the Late Roman period and the Migration period, also provided insight into the work of the MTA-BTK Momentum Bioarchaeology Research Group.
The first HUN-REN Cloud Meetup took place on November 28, 2024, at the Wigner Data Center. During the event, current and former users of the HUN-REN Cloud showcased how they utilized the available resources in their scientific and IT projects. Participants had the opportunity to share their experiences and learn about the plans for the upcoming year.
The annual conference of the Hungarian Bioinformatics Society (MABIT) was held on November 8, 2024, in the Grand Hall of the HUN-REN Centre for Natural Sciences. At the event, our institute's research fellow, Dániel Gerber, delivered a presentation titled: Computational Challenges and Applications in Archaeogenomics.
Between August 28-31, 2024, the 31st conference of the European Association of Archaeologists was held in Rome, where thousands of participants presented their research in over 300 sessions. In addition to archaeologists, professionals working in all areas of bioarchaeology presented their work, including two researchers from the MTA-RCH Momentum Bioarchaeology Research Group.
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