Bulgaria's President Rumen Radev is to present the “John Atanasoff Award” at a ceremony in the Coat of Arms Hall of the Presidency building.
The "John Atanasoff Award" is presented to internationally recognized young scientists in the field of computer science.
Current executives in leading research institutes and global companies active in the field of computer cryptology, computational linguistics, robotics and quantum technology are among the winners of the prestigious distinction. The "John Atanasoff Award" will be presented for the 19th consecutive year.
He does not accept the definition of "apostle" or "missionary", although for many he is exactly that - a messenger of God in the world, proclaiming His Word. He first became a priest in his native Vidin diocese, in Northwestern..
Over 80% of Bulgarians are expected to start using artificial intelligence in the next three years , across all age groups. Today, it is almost impossible to find a Bulgarian student who does not turn to ChatGPT when preparing homework. This..
Serbians around the world mark one year after Novi Sad tragedy On November 1, Serbians abroad will join the call of students in Serbia to mark the anniversary of the collapse of the canopy of the Novi Sad railway..
Fertility Europe , the pan-European organization that represents patient associations focused on infertility issues, has announced the start of the 9..
The so-called Seal of Biliteracy was created in 2011 in the US state of California with the idea that in the conditions of a globalized..
Today, in the Radio Bulgaria studio, we welcomed Helmut Matt – a writer, radio journalist and poet, who has maintained a special connection with Bulgaria..
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