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BME tops the Horizon Europe ranking
2025. 08. 04.
The University continues to actively seek industrial partners for a wide range of collaborations.
According to the latest available data, BME ranks first among Hungarian institutions in terms of grants awarded under the Horizon Europe framework programme. The following summary is based on the number of projects (click image to enlarge):
If we add the funding received from the Euratom subprogramme projects to the amount shown in the following diagram, we can see that BME's applications have received a total of 17.1 million euros in funding. This year alone, the University has won almost €1.3 million in grants from 5 calls for applications. (Click image to enlarge.)
| Horizon Europe is the European Union's framework programme for research and innovation for 2021–2027. Its goal is to promote scientific excellence, foster industrial competitiveness and address societal challenges from climate protection to healthcare. Its three pillars are to promote science (for example through the European Research Council), industrial and technological innovation, and tackle societal challenges such as climate neutrality or the fight against cancer. |
BME continues to actively seek partners not only for potential Horizon Europe projects but also for a wide range of industrial collaborations. The best way to see in how many areas you can connect to the university's research and development efforts is through the BME's easily searchable competence map, available here.
The above video was made for the first BME Innovation Day and Competence Fair, hosted by Borbála Schenk, Head of Department for International Cooperation at the National Research, Development and Innovation Office.
Borbála Schenk, NRDI Office
This year marked the fourth such event, which was partly a conference with university and external speakers, and partly a professional forum aimed at facilitating meetings with potential partners.
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