The Hungarian Academy of Sciences, founded in 1825, has been regarded as a national institution throughout its 175-year history and continues to play an active role in the life of the state and nation. The Academy has 200 members under 70 years of age; however, those over 70 still retain their membership. Currently the Academy has 320 members. The Academy conducts scientific workshops, gives the nation counsel and acts as a public body representing the professional interests of researchers.

President:
Professor József Pálinkás

Vice Presidents:
Professor Norbert Kroo, Professor Dénes Dudits, Professor Miklós Maróth

Secretary General:
Professor Tamás Németh

IAP Contact Person:
Ms. Katalin Hajós, Deputy Head, Department of International Relations 
email: khajos@office.mta.hu