Bulgaria's President Rumen Radev is to present the “John Atanasoff Award” at a ceremony in the Coat of Arms Hall of the Presidency building.
The "John Atanasoff Award" is presented to internationally recognized young scientists in the field of computer science.
Current executives in leading research institutes and global companies active in the field of computer cryptology, computational linguistics, robotics and quantum technology are among the winners of the prestigious distinction. The "John Atanasoff Award" will be presented for the 19th consecutive year.
When you travel from the north, from the mountainous areas of Gora and Golo Brdo, and descend to the southeasternmost point of Albania, the village of Vrabnik, you will hear Bulgarian speech. Unfortunately, in some of these places, people have not been..
An official ceremony and a March of Tolerance took place in Sofia to mark the 81st anniversary of the rescue of Bulgarian Jews and pay homage to the Jews who died in the Nazi death camps. ''This chapter of Bulgarian history is an inspiration..
The spring edition of "Education for a successful career - 2024" opens its doors in Sofia on March 9. It helps Bulgarian students who wish to study abroad choose a major or a university. Everyone can get to know the offers of leading..
Immediately before the outbreak of the Balkan War 1912-1913, the Bulgarians living in the region of Edirne Thrace numbered 410,724 people, according to..
The Bulgarian community in the Northeast of the United States traditionally marks May 24, the Day of the Slavic Alphabet and of Bulgarian Education and..
The European Commission Representation in Sofia will today host a conference on "Cardiovascular Health in Europe: Challenges and Prospects". The event..
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