The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences celebrated the 125th anniversary of the birth of two world-renowned scientists – Acad. Nikola Obreshkov and Acad. Georgi Nadjakov. At a ceremony at BAS, a series of two stamps on the theme “Bulgarian scientists. 125 years since the birth of Acad. Nikola Obreshkov and 125 years since the birth of Acad. Georgi Nadjakov”. The painter of the stamps is Assoc. Prof. Stoyan Dechev. […]
Series of two postage stamps and a special postmark on the theme "Bulgarian scientists: 125 years since the birth of Acad. Nikola Obreshkov and 125 years since the birth of Acad. Georgi Nadjakov" will be presented on 16 December at 11:00 at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences /1, 15 November Str./. The painter of the stamps is Assoc. Prof. Stoyan Dechev. The event will be attended by the Vice-Presidents of BAS Corr. Mem. Evdokia Pasheva and Corr. Mem. Stefan Hadjitodorov, the CEO of "Bulgarian Posts" Deyan Daneshki, the Directors of the Institute of Solid State Physics and the Institute of Mathematics and Informatics Prof. Hassan Chamati and Prof. Peter Boyvalenkov. Acad. Nadjakov is the discoverer of the photoelectric state of matter (1937) which is the [...]
Assoc. Prof. Ina Aneva, Dr. Mariya Kalapsazova and Nina Stoyanova-Nankova from the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences are this year's winners of the national fellowship "For Women in Science" for Bulgaria. The prestigious distinction was awarded to them for their ground-breaking scientific projects at an official ceremony in Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski”. The "For Women in Science" fellowships are one of the most renowned and highly anticipated scientific awards in Bulgaria, granted each year by L'Oréal and UNESCO to young women scientists. The awards aim to support their research careers as well as motivate them to reach their full potential for scientific discovery. This year's three winners were honoured for their original, ground-breaking research projects with an award of €5000 each, each of the projects [...]
A new Agreement on Scientific Cooperation between the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) and the Egyptian Academy of Scientific Research and Technology (ASRT) was signed today at the Academy. The Vice-President of BAS Corr. Mem. Stefan Hadjitodorov and the President of ASRT Prof. Mahmoud Sakr signed the document in the presence of the Ambassador of the Arab Republic of Egypt H.E. Khalid Ibrahim Emara. […]
The President of BAS Prof. Julian Revalski, Full Member of the Academy, has participated in a session of the Committee of Plenipotentiary Representatives (CP) of the governments of the JINR member states which is held in Bansko. […]
Forty-one scientists from the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and another 7 members of the Assembly of Academicians and Corresponding Members who work in universities are among the top two percent of top scientists in the world, according to Stanford University's career-long impact ranking published recently. In the Stanford rankings published in 2020, scientists working at BAS were 25. Now their number is 41 which unequivocally shows the high standing of Academy researchers among the global scientific community and their leading role in world science. A total of 73 researchers from Bulgaria from different fields of science have found a place in the ranking of the American university. It was compiled on the basis of a complex analysis, which includes information on the number of citations, [...]
