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The group the BME professor is joining includes three Nobel laureates, among others.
BME researchers have found that their recently discovered shape class can be used to describe models of both living and inanimate microstructures.
BME graduate Victoria Naburuk (BSc'25) will receive a C$40,000 McCall MacBain Finalist Award to pursue a funded master’s degree and leadership program at McGill University in Canada.
This achievement opens up new opportunities for both current students and the alumni community of GTK.
A vehicle-integrated prototype of its next-generation head-up display could be completed by next summer.
Bíbor Klekner was recognized for his work as an international coordinator in the Erasmus programme.
From now on, the first monostable tetrahedron will be part of the ETH Zurich collection, alongside ‘Gömböc’.
He will be working on strengthening research collaborations in the fields of engineering and natural sciences.
Forbes.hu reported on BridgeAid's development, which may make bridge operation easier and safer.
If Victoria makes it to the last 30, she'll have the opportunity to study at the master's training of McGill University, 27th best higher education institution of the world.
BME and Semmelweis University are strengthening their existing ties in the areas of R&D, innovation, and education.
Experts from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) are working on a key instrument in the European Space Agency’s project aimed at studying geomagnetic storms.
The partnership could offer a better understanding of the moisture content of the Earth's surface.
The main goal of the parties is to connect academic and practical knowledge.
The 99 percent reduction in consumption was noted by one of the world’s largest telecommunications providers, which is now counting on the knowledge of the BME’s researchers.
Doctoral students and doctoral school leaders from member institutions of the association gathered in Budapest.
One of them is led by BME.
The sixth student satellite of BME carried a number of scientific instruments and experiments into space.
The project, in which BME participated, was the first to describe the unique structure of the mandibular apparatus of the marine mollusc that lived 150 million years ago.
An urban planning expert at the Faculty of Architecture of BME, he has had a major impact on the city's development through his work as a lecturer and designer.
Julianna Oláh works in computational chemistry, aiming to make drug development processes more efficient, among other things.
The Hunity will carry instruments developed by university and high school teams into space.
What's more, both of them wrote their theses at the Department of Transportation Technology and Transportation Economics.
It is included in the group of higher education institutions that do the most to introduce the European Student Card.
