• Maintenance, management and editing of HYA website (e.g. data sheets for new members, Hungarian and English website versions) and its official social media platforms (e.g. Facebook page, Wikipedia, Wikidata, LinkedIn page, etc.).
• Collecting, editing and publishing news to be released on HYA website and other official platforms (e.g. Facebook, LinkedIn).
• Promotion of HYA and its permanent programmes; member recruitment.
• Coordination of the communications tasks of HYA committees.

Tasks:

• Commenting on calls for tenders, uncovering possible anomalies, and offering solutions to them.
• Preparing white papers on domestic and international application systems affecting young researchers in the first place.
• Pursuing the initial questionnaire survey assessing the professional working conditions and social status of young researchers, and publication of the results.
• Initiating further small- and large-scale questionnaire- and database-based research with the involvement of social scientists, which may facilitate the work of other HYA committees and external decision-makers (e.g. offering constructive criticism on application opportunities and elaborating a career model).
• Mentoring activities related to applications (e.g. Bolyai mentoring programme). Providing guidance for Hungarian early-career researchers to facilitate their successful tendering through the organization and elaboration of various mentoring programmes/platforms/documents.

• Assessing the situation of researchers from diverse life and social backgrounds – including female researchers, researchers with young children, researchers with disabilities, researchers from minority groups and Hungarians researchers living abroad, foreign researchers working at Hungarian institutions, and researchers with special caregiving responsibilities – across different age groups, disciplines, and types of institutions.
• Categorizing the problems, structural difficulties, and barriers affecting each group, as well as developing and publishing proposed solutions, while collecting and disseminating best practices.
• Organizing professional forums, workshops, and networking events that facilitate the exchange of experiences among the relevant research groups and foster a supportive institutional and social environment.
• Building relationships and collaborating with domestic and international organizations that represent the interests of these groups.

• Liaising and networking with national (primarily young) academies of other countries.
• Liaising and networking with the umbrella organizations that bring together young researchers (Young Academy of Europe, Global Young Academy) and promoting the representation of HYA within international organizations.
• Consultation activities related to Open Science and Open Data.
• Promoting the Marie Sklodowska-Curie Action and organizing information workshops in Hungary.

• Providing up-to-date information on currently available application opportunities for young researchers.
• Liaising with MTA's Secondary School Alumni Programme.
• Organization of regional programmes with universities and MTA's Regional Committees in order to promote and popularize science with the help of young researchers.
• Organization of miscellaneous science promotion programmes and workshops for the youth.