city, for example the departments of physics and the Institute of Nuclear Research of the HAS forming a compact "mini-campus", or the Faculty of Agronomy. The Faculty of Engineering also enjoys its own campus on Ótemető street. Library The library of the University of Debrecen is the largest university library in Hungary, and one of the two national libraries of the country (the other being the National Széchényi Library in Budapest). The number of records in the library is above 6 million. Computing The university hosts the largest computing cluster in Hungary (203 TFlop/s) called "Leo" (after Leo Szilard), which, as of 2015 is the 370th in the world's Top500 supercomputers. A new supercluster will be installed at 2022. Notable alumni and professors Endre Ady, poet (1877–1919) János Arany, writer and poet (1817–1882) Dezső Baltazár, reformed bishop (1871–1936) Ézsaiás Budai, professor of humanities and theology (1766–1841) Mihály Csokonai Vitéz, poet (1773–1805) Pál Ember Debreczeni, priest (?–1710) Sámuel Diószegi, priest, botanist (1760–1813) Lajos Domokos, judge, writer (1728–1803) Mihály Fazekas, writer, botanist (1766–1828) István Hatvani, mathematician (1718–1786) Endre Hőgyes, physician (1847–1906) Ferenc Kerekes, chemist, mathematician (1799–1850) Loránd Kesztyűs, physician, immunologist, and pathophysiologist (1915−1979) Ferenc Kölcsey, poet and politician (1790–1838) Imre Lakatos, mathematician and philosopher (1922–1974) József Lugossy, linguist (1812–1884) Ferenc Medgyessy, sculptor (1881–1958) Zsigmond Móricz, writer (1879–1942) Alfréd Rényi, mathematician (1921–1970) Magda Szabó, writer (1917–2007) Sandor Szalay, physicist (1909–1987) Andor Szentiványi, physician (1926–2005) Tamás Vicsek, professor of physics Tamas Juhasz, Peabody Veterans Memorial High School Chemistry Teacher Kálmán Varga, physicist István Weszprémi, physician (1723–1799) Zsuzsanna Jakab, WHO Regional Director for Europe (2010–2014; 2015–2019) Gyula Priskin, Academy Award winner 2010, for "Lustre", software for DI Tamás Perlaki, Academy Award winner 2010, "Lustre" Márk Jászberényi, Academy Award winner 2010, "Lustre" Imre Major, Academy Award winner 2014, for "Mudbox" 3-D software Csaba Kőhegyi, Academy Award winner 2014, for "Mudbox" 3-D software Halima Nuhu Sanda, Public Health Expert and Girlchild education and women empowerment and leadership advocate. Gallery See also List of modern universities in Europe (1801–1945) References External links Official website Debrecen Medical schools in Hungary 1538 establishments in Europe Buildings and structures in Debrecen Education in Hajdú-Bihar County 16th-century establishments in Hungary Educational institutions established in the 1530s