Past Lectures and Meetings
Archive of scientific presentations and community gatherings
Since our founding in 2010, the New York Hungarian Scientific Society has hosted hundreds of lectures, workshops, and meetings featuring distinguished scientists and scholars. Below is a selection of our past events.
2022-2023
'REPAIR' - When and How to Improve Broken Objects, Ourselves and Our Society
Professor Peter Érdi
Designing Next-Generation Immune Therapeutics
Eva Vanamee, PhD
NYC MedTech Forum
Forum bringing together medical technology innovators, researchers, and entrepreneurs.
Presentation by Tamás Freund
Neural circuits and brain function research.
Startup Innovations and Scientific Innovation
Gabor Forgacs
Innovations in Ultra High-Speed 3D Fluorescence Imaging
Deadliest Lifesavers
Zoltan Takacs
How nature's most dangerous organisms may hold the key to future medicines.
Precision Oncology
2021
Women on a Difficult Path - Hungarian Women in Business and Science
Magyarságkutató Intézet Tudományos Előadása
Institute of Hungarian Research Scientific Presentation
Physics Narratives Shaken and Stirred
Virtual Monthly Meeting
2020
The Great Disruption Meets the Great Acceleration
Dr. Charles Vörösmarty
COVID-19, Cities, and the 21st Century Environment
Viral Discovery in Pandemic Preparedness
Celebration of the 125th Anniversary of László Moholy-Nagy
Fundraising Gala Dinner
Women in Science
2019
Environment and Sustainability
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Public Health
Expressions of National Belonging in Hungarian Literature
Dr. János Kenyeres
4th Annual Conference of AHAA/AMAT
Protein-protein Interactions in the Human Body
Organ Printing: The Key to Eternal Life?
Sport Science
2018 and Earlier
4th Annual NYHSS Fundraising Gala and Dinner
Clinical Neuropharmacology
Clinical Microbiology, Infectious Diseases and Public Health Issues
An Evening with Mathematics
What is Stress and When Is Stress Good For You?
Bruce S. McEwen, Rockefeller University
National Academy of Sciences member, President of the Society for Neuroscience (1997-98)
New Discoveries in the Science of Astrophysics
Why Do They Matter for Science and for Everyone
Media in the 21st (Digital) Century
Taste of Science
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