Sorry if this is a wrong newsgroup.

I would like to know if any possibility exists to make a research/study
in physics in any university in Hungary.

I got my MS in physics from the St.Petersburg State University, Russia
with specialization in solid state physics/computer science. I'd like
to make a short or long-term research in Hungary. Also, I am interested
in PhD study in this country. I speak fluent English, some French and
VERY basic Hungarian, and study German.

All answers/proposals will be appreciated.
Please, write me directly to 

Best regards,
Anatoly Kozlov

I have a friend whose son has travelled to Hungary for shcool.  He wishes to
contact him over the internet via email and chat services.

Can anyone advise how to get internet services from within Hungary.

Please reply to:

To Whom It may concern,

        I am a hungarian student currently enrolled in Middlebury College.
I have internet connection to my parents through odin.net.
Information is available at:. My parents would provide you
with further information if necessary.

        Good Luck,

                Andras Horvath
                

Do not download any messages coming in here or by direct email that has
"good times" in the header. It is supposed to be the worst virus so far.
It does not need file download , email spreadable. Very destructive.
Regards, Jeliko.

Greetings,

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about Hungary.

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In article >, Heather Olsen
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> Opps, sorry! I meant to send that long bibliography to the person
> who requested it, not the list. I hit the wrong key.

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