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The public body members of the responsible committees of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences elected eight colleagues of our Institute as voting committee members for the period from 2021 till 2023 during the elections held between December 10th and January 12th.

The joint research of the Department of Soil Mapping and Environmental Informatics, and the Department of Soil Chemistry and Turnover "Influence of the Shortening of the Winter Fertilization Prohibition Period in Hungary Assessed by Spatial Crop Simulation Analysis" has been published in journal Sustainibility.

Zsófia Adrienn Kovács, research assistant at TAKI, submitted an application led by László Pásztor (TAKI) and Tamás Tóth (Geomega Kft.) within the framework of the Eötvös Loránd University Doctoral School of Environmental Sciences, which received support on the basis of a proposal from the Cooperative Doctoral College.

Staff from the Department of Soil Mapping and Environmental Informatics and the Department of Soil Physics and Water Management have successfully contributed to an international initiative launched by the Global Soil Partnership (GSP) to produce a 1-kilometer resolution world map of salt-affected soils.

This autumn, the Geomaterials and Computing Department of the Hungarian Geological Society (MFT) held its renewal election for the 2021-2023 cycle, during which Gábor Szatmári was elected as a board member.

A Magyar Talajtani Társaság 2020 december 4-én mutatja be a Sárváron rendezett Vándorgyűlésről készült filmet.

An emblematic, internationally reputable scientist of Hungarian soil science, soil mapping and soil classification, a regular member of the MTA, emeritus professor at Szent István University and perpetual president of the Hungarian Soil Science Society, Pál Stefanovits was born 100 years ago.

The Hungarian national hub was established on 16 September 2020 at the EJP Soil's domestic project launch event. The hub's membership is open, additional volunteer partner applications are welcomed.

We are shocked to announce that Györgyné Laczkó - Viola died in the 66th year of her life.

On 25 September 2020, the Hungarian Soil Science Society, together with the staff of NAIK ERTI and ATK TAKI, organized the Soil Science Wanderer Meeting online.