Hungarian researchers provide the first evidence of behavioural cooling in an ectothermic vertebrate

Do people behave differently around a robot than around a person performing the same task in everyday situations outside the laboratory? ELTE ethologists are about to find it out in a new study.

An article by Zsuzsanna Koday and Zsuzsa Kaló has been published in Börtönügyi Szemle, in which they analyse the applicability of a trauma-conscious approach in prisons.

Researchers have revealed that the sticky, brownish bud scales of the horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) are far more than just passive shields.

An active galaxy in our cosmic neighborhood hosts a supermassive black hole that is growing at an extraordinary rate while producing an unprecedentedly powerful and long-lasting radio outburst.

Researchers at ELTE Faculty of Education and Psychology and HUN-REN Faculty of Science reached a surprising result when they examined how closely the speech of native Hungarian speakers aligns with a ...

The results of the international research led by István Koncz (ELTE Faculty of Humanities) and Yijie Tian (Stony Brook University, NY) were published in the journal Science.

A split bone from the Natural History Museum has helped scientists understand how the Deinotherium could grow to such enormous sizes.

The number of online abuses among teenagers has doubled, but technical safeguards alone are not enough, according to researchers at ELTE PPK.

Hungarian paleontologists have discovered a new herbivorous, duck-billed dinosaur in the Hațeg Basin. Because associated skeletons - connected remains from the same individual—are extremely rare in…

A Hungarian research team has proposed a new cosmological framework in which the observed accelerated expansion of the Universe emerges without invoking dark energy. The model suggests that the effect...

Researchers identified features similar to the Hunter–Schreger bands in the tooth enamel of a non-mammal prehistoric animal.