As the ESET Science Award 2026 closed its nominations, the award portal looked back at last year's laureate in the category of Outstanding Scientist in Slovakia Martin Kahanec.

CELSI in collaboration with the WageIndicator Foundation has calculated that the living wage in Slovakia for the first quarter of 2026 stood at €1,344 gross.

In Tthe interview published in the Slovak conservative daily Postoj, Martin Kahanec reflects on the gap between public sentiment and economic evidence, arguing that expectations and narratives play a powerful role in shaping the country’s trajectory.

On 21 April 2026, CELSI Scientific Director Martin Kahanec took part in a public discussion entitled "The Responsibility of Knowledge", organised by .týždeň, ESET Science Award, and Klub pod lampou in Bratislava.

In a recent article by euBrief, CELSI researcher Patrik Gažo highlights the risks of poorly coordinated policies, warning that mobility may become more expensive faster than viable alternatives are developed.

In a podcast interview for euBrief, CELSI researcher Monika Martišková challenges common assumptions that decarbonisation will lead to the decline of industry.

In an interview for TREND, conducted by journalist Juraj Skačan, CELSI Scientific Director and professor of economics Martin Kahanec explains why migration should be seen as part of the solution – not the problem.

Last Friday (27 March 2026), CELSI researcher Monika Martišková took part in an interview discussion with euBrief, focusing on one of the most pressing questions for today’s labour markets: how will the green transition reshape jobs and industries?

A recent article in TREND highlights leading women in science who are shaping research, innovation, and collaboration across sectors.

In the latest Expert Panel by Denník E, CELSI Scientific Director Martin Kahanec highlighted that prolonged war could significantly increase inflation and weaken economic growth.