This year’s European Researchers’ Night is on 24 and 25 September. The event aims to encourage formal and informal science education and encourage young people to choose a career in science. In view of the Covid-19 epidemic, this year's European Researchers’ Night will take place in hybrid form, with live and online events.
The official opening is tonight, at 6.30 PM at Serdica ancient cultural and communication centre in downtown Sofia, with special guest European commissioner Mariya Gabriel. The events include an open-doors day at Sofia University’s faculty of physics, free entry into the Regional Museum of History in Sofia etc.
Only a few kilometers west of the border between Greece and Albania and some 40 kilometers from the regional center Korçë is the Albanian town of Bilishta (Bilisht in Albanian). A member of the urban intelligentsia there is Lazo Nestori - a..
"You realize what your homeland is when you lose it. When you're at home, you turn on the radio, hear folk music, speak Bulgarian, and go to the theater where you also hear Bulgarian speech. It is only when you lose all that that you realize how much..
The first Bulgarian research expedition to Antarctica took place in the spring of 1988, marking the beginning of a series of scientific studies by local researchers on the icy continent. ''These are the most extreme conditions in which a person can be..
The Buzludzha Monument will be the set of a Hindi film production. A team of 100 people have arrived in Kazanlak for the filming of..
The Embassy of France and the French Cultural Institute brought together scientists to present their experience and the scientific..
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