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The 34th National Science and Innovation Olympiad (OTIO) for young people aged 14-19 has been announced, with a total of more than five million forints in prizes and reimbursements for young people starting an independent project, and special support for the most successful preparatory teachers and secondary schools.

The Hungarian Innovation Agency (NIÜ) organised a flash mob with more than 500 children in Budapest today. The aim of the event was to pay tribute to the greatness of the Rubik's Cube, which is 50 years old this year.

Under a joint project of the National Innovation Agency (NIA) and the Hungarian Student Labs Association, two new student labs and four student labs to be developed will receive non-reimbursable grants to modernise their equipment, provide top-quality equipment and human resources to make their careers attractive.