At the initiative of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, the celebration of the 150th anniversary of the Academy is included in the UNESCO program for 2019. On this occasion, a photo exhibition of BAS at the UNESCO premises in Paris is presenting the activities of the Academy to the international community. The opening of the exhibition took place on 16 October in the presence of ambassadors, Bulgarians living and working in France and representatives of the scientific community. The event was hosted by the Ambassador of Bulgaria to France and Permanent Representative of Bulgaria to UNESCO, H.E. Anguel Tcholakov, and the President of BAS, Prof. Julian Revalski, DSc. […]

With a solemn concert and spectacle at the National Palace of Culture, the culmination of the festivities, the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences celebrated 150 years since its foundation. The festive concert-spectacle was attended by President Rumen Radev, the Deputy Prime Minister Mariyana Nikolova, the Minister of Education and Science Krassimir Valchev, the Minister of Culture Boil Banov, the Vice-President of the National Assembly Kristian Vigenin, the Chairpersons of the Committees on Education and Science Milena Damyanova and on Environment and Waters – Ivelina Vassileva, other representatives of the Council of Ministers, the National Assembly, the judiciary, local authorities, religious communities, foreign guests, representatives of the scientific community and supporters of BAS. […]

The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences is celebrating today, 12 October, the 150th anniversary of its founding. Presidents of academies and international scientific organizations from all over the world welcomed the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences on the occasion of its 150th anniversary. The international meeting is part of the jubilee celebrations of the largest scientific institution in Bulgaria. […]

For one year, students in the 5th grade will have the opportunity to study directly in the scientific units of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences within 17 research projects. This year, 10,000 children under the “Education through Science” programme will enter the museums and institutes of the Academy. […]

A demonstration pavilion with a glass-facade with water flow glazing was officially opened at Science Complex 2 – BAS. It was developed within the InDeWaG (Industrial Development of Water Flow Glazing Systems) project with partners from Germany, Spain and Bulgaria. The funding is from the Horizon 2020 program, within the “Energy Efficiency” focus area. […]

Forty-one young scientists from nine scientific divisions received certificates for successful implementation of projects under the Program for Supporting Young Scientists and PhD Students at BAS. The honors were awarded for achieved results with a particularly significant scientific contribution. The ceremony was held on 2 October at the National Archaeological Museum as part of the events marking the 150th anniversary of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. […]