New Hungarian Nobel Prize winner Krausz slammed Orbán government?

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Scientific research is only worth conducting if it is “world class” and meets the highest international standards, the Hungarian Ferenc Krausz, who shared the 2023 Nobel Prize in Physics, said in a programme broadcast on public television channel M5. Before, he gave an interview to government-close Hír TV in which he talked about the importance of reestablishing the honour of being a teacher in Hungary. Furthermore, he decided to give the money he won with the award – EUR 314 thousand – to a charity organization helping Ukrainians.

Krausz, who is the director of the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics in Garching, Germany, said the ELI-ALPs laser laboratory in Szeged, in the southeast of Hungary, was “absolutely suitable” for this purpose.

Even the richest, strongest countries can’t be at the “cutting edge” of all areas of science, and for a country the size of Hungary to conduct research that has an international impact, focusing on specific areas is “unavoidable”, he said. In an interview with government-close interview, he talked about the importance of reestablishing the honour of teachers in Hungary. That can regarded as a criticism towards the government, which keeps teacher wages low in Hungary. As a result, many talented people do not choose to become a teacher, and many teachers leave the field to work in a segment paying more and requiring less.

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4 Comments

  1. The Nobel Orgenization used to mean something. When they gave Obama the peace prize – less than 3 months into office and killed more innocent people with his drone strikes. Then we Clinton negotiating for a prize- I guess the price east enough-

  2. The Nobel Prize is, and always had been, a tool for shaping public opinion. Nothing more.
    Just like Time magasin.
    It’s just a propaganda tool.
    Open your eyes please.

  3. Great achievement by Hungarian scientist. Nobel price is regarded as one of the highest achievement and recognition in science.

    The winner Krausz is spot on with emphasizing the importance of reestablishing the honour of teachers in Hungary – I do hope that Nobel prize winner´s concerns would shape opinions in Hungary and stop the decline in education quality and shortage of qualified and motivated teachers due to low wages set by the government.

  4. Most of the teachers of Hungary is a brainwashed idiots by the globalists and neokhon media
    That’s all

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