Renewed Festetics Palace in Kőszeg – Architectural Review in the OCTOGON
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The Legacy of St. Martin of Tours – International conference
The Legacy of St. Martin of Tours in Europe and in Hungary International conference Organizers: Savaria Museum (Vas County Museums Authority) – Saint Martin Institute The Hungarian Council of Saint Martin European Cultural Route Backers: The Council of the City of Szombathely Interreg Central Europe NPA Project Date: 16-17 May 2019. Venue: Gallery of…
iASK & Milton Friedman University Research Scholarships 2019
Call for application!
Deadline: 30th of June 2019
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Dogma and Care: On the New Ways of the Architecture – Ferenc Miszlivetz’s Opening Speech at Kunsthalle
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iASK lectures at the Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj Napoca, Romania
Anikó Magasházi, research fellow and international relations director of the Institute of Advanced Studies held lectures on the week 15-18th of April 2019 at the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration of the Babes-Bolyai University in Cluj Napoca, Romania. Her guest lecture titled „Singapore and East Asia, International trade and FDI” was held in Hungarian…
From Industrial City to Creative City – The Győr Example
Lecturer: János Rechnitzer economist (Széchenyi István University)
Date: 13rd of May 2019 at 6 p.m.
Venue: Bécsi Kapu Restaurant – Kőszeg, H-9730 Rajnis József st. 5
The lecture will be held in Hungarian!
Live streaming of the lecture will be accessible at www.iask.hu and https://www.facebook.com/iask.hungary.
A Soul for Europe Conference 2019 in Berlin – Towards A European Citizens’ Convention
A Soul for Europe connects and mobilizes citizens and democratic institutions across Europe, fostering a sense of responsibility for the future of Europe and democracy through culture. Jody P. Jensen (ISES), Izabella Agárdi (iASK) participated in one of the Conference’s panels titled “Strengthening the European Identity through the Culture and Education – And how to manage it?”.
The Festetics Mystery – Ceremonial Book Launch at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences by iASK
Date: 9th of May 2019 at 4 p.m.
Venue: Budapest H-1051 Széchenyi tér 9. HAS Main Building – Ceremonial Hall
Cover//Age – Opening of the 2nd National Salon of Architecture by Ferenc Miszlivetz at Kunsthalle
Időpont: 2019. április 25. 17.00 óra
Helyszín: Műcsarnok H-1146 Dózsa György út. 37.
Maintenance under pressure of time and knowledge – 31th International Maintenance Conference
Venue: University of Pannonia Egyetem, Veszprém, Wartha Vince st. 1. Polinszky Hall
Date: 15th-16th of April 2019
The program of the conference is available only in Hungarian!
Kőszeg and its Surroudings – On the Television Series Hazahúzó
The program presented the cultural heritage of the town including the Kőszeg Castle, the Sgraffito House (renewed by iASK) and many other famous buildings, churches and monuments and its amazing surroundings.
History of Doping and its Controlling from the Ancient Olympics till Today
Lecturer: Ágnes Tiszeker (physician, president of the Hungarian Anti-Doping Group)
Date: 29th of April 2019 at 6 p.m.
The lecture will be held in Hungarian!
How Does the Past Become History? – Science in the Pub
Lecturer: Attila Pók historian (FTI-IASK)
Date: 15th of April 2019 at 6 p.m.
Venue: Írottkő Hotel & Bár – Kőszeg H-9730 Főtér 4.
“Justice for David” or How to Protest Against the Culture of Fear in BiH by Igor Stipic (iASK)
His writing’s key question is very simple: What will happen, if the anger of the people is stronger than fear?
Prof. Charles J. Vörösmarty received a prestigious Hungarian State Award from János Áder, the President of the Hungarian Republic on 28th of March 2019
The Cross of the Hungarian Order of Civic Merit was given to Charles J. Vörösmarty (professor – CUNY, iASK) by the president of Hungary. Among research projects supervised by him, special mention needs to be made of the work into he is doing into integrating sustainable development considerations and nature-friendly solutions into infrastructure projects. Hungarian academic life owes him a lot. As a descendant of the poet Mihály Vörösmarty, he is proud to be Hungarian, proud of his family history.