Innovative projects of Hungarian universities are pioneering eco-friendly solutions and cutting-edge advancements, highlighting a commitment to a sustainable future. This synergy paves the way for groundbreaking developments in environmental and technological fields.
Hungarian higher education institution researchers are making our world a better place with their innovative work. From building record-breaking bridge to developing new methods for protein structural analysis, these researchers are paving the way for the future of research. Get inspired by their latest initiatives and join them in shaping the future.
Even if you left Hungary or finished your studies connection with your alma mater is essential for your future career. To keep you informed, we have gathered the latest research and innovations from four universities. Discover what happened at Smartmanfest, how fasting can help prevent diseases, which business models can contribute to a sustainable future, and what kind of strategy has been developed to cure the most lethal type of cancer. Dive in and stay updated!
In a successful series of meetings, Dr. László Bacsárdi, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics of BME, laid the groundwork for enhanced collaboration between Hungary and Brazil in the field of space research. The talks, initiated by the Consulate General of São Paulo, covered a diverse range of topics, including space communications, Earth observation, and human spaceflight.
Since 2018, Beáta Nagy, University Professor has represented our institution as a board member, and from now on the university is the only Hungarian university to participate in the work of the organisation as a founding member, alongside the most important sociological workshops.
Participants of a 5-day summer school launched at UD on Monday can learn about preparations required before the electron microscopy studies of tissue samples and about how to manage the related practical problems. The course, which was organized by NeurotechEU, an international university cooperation programme, is attended by 14 students from 9 countries, as well as laboratory professionals and assistants.
The most promising student startup projects were introduced in the third year of the Hungarian Startup University Program (HSUP) at Széchenyi István University. The nationwide initiative introduces hundreds of students in Győr to the world of innovative entrepreneurship and provides the best ones with the professional support they need to turn their ideas into real businesses.
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket has launched the Transporter 8 mission from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California (USA) with BME’s MRC-100 satellite on board. A live recording of the launch can be viewed on the SpaceX website and video sharing sites.
We have several alumni members who hold a PhD/DLA or study as emerging researchers and there are many young researchers in Hungary, who rarely meet each other. Thus, Alumni Network Hungary and GiLE Foundation organize masterclasses in Budapest at the Tempus Public Foundation’s office on 12 May (Friday)! Let’s join us and refresh your professional network with great people!
Fusion energy is one of the hottest scientific topics right now. It is hoped that fusion power could provide huge quantities of clean energy and would help to fight climate change in the near future. On 17 May, at the next Alumni Hungary Webinar top Hungarian physicist and fusion researcher, Sándor Zoletnik will give you an insight into the present and future of fusion power and the largest international fusion energy project, ITER.