Researchers at the University of Debrecen (UD) are working on the development of zinc–air batteries. The three-year project has received nearly HUF 400 million in non-refundable funding through a grant from the National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NRDI Fund), the project’s communications office announced.

The István Tisza Count Foundation for the University of Debrecen (GTIDEA) and the University of Debrecen have announced this year’s call for the GTIDEA-DE Publication Award. The goal of the foundation’s board of trustees and the university leadership is to encourage researchers to publish and to promote the scientific career model. This year, as in […]

The University and National Library of the University of Debrecen (DEENK) has reached its 25th anniversary, having become one of the leading knowledge centers in the region and the country over the past quarter-century. To mark the occasion, DEENK is celebrating with a year-long series of events aimed at expanding knowledge and fostering collaborative thinking.

The number of students at the University of Debrecen has increased, as almost four hundred applicants were admitted to one of the institution’s announced programmes in the recently concluded mid-year admissions procedure. In this intake—primarily important for those interested in master’s programmes—the Faculty of Economics and Business was once again the most popular choice among […]

Fifteen students from the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Debrecen have 34 photographs on display until Friday, January 30, at the Hajdú-Bihar County Chamber of Architects’ headquarters on Sarló Street. Participants in the student photo competition titled Contemporary Architecture of Eastern Hungary could choose their subjects from 60 contemporary buildings located in the […]

The University of Debrecen is continuing its developments related to the food and canning industry in the Nyírség region. Following the Fruit Research Institute and the Szabolcs Apple Centre, the former production plant and site of the Zsindelyes Pálinka Distillery will also serve the university’s sectoral objectives in the future.

Mathematicians, biologists, bioengineers, physicists, biotechnologists, geographers, geoinformatics specialists, hydrobiologists, certified teachers, chemists, chemical engineers, and electrical engineers were awarded degrees by the Faculty of Science and Technology at the University of Debrecen. At the ceremonial council session on Friday, more than 200 students received their diplomas in the Main Courtyard.

As another step in advancing patient care, the Clinical Center of the University of Debrecen has introduced the use of digital ECGs into everyday clinical practice, first at the Emergency Clinic. This innovative system significantly contributes to faster, more accurate, and safer patient care, while also providing high-quality data that can be retrieved and reviewed […]

Hungary now produces 70 percent of its industrial output using high-tech solutions, enabling the manufacturing of world-class cars, electronic components, mechanical systems, and batteries. In the near future, the country will also be able to participate in humanoid robot production, supported by the knowledge base at the University of Debrecen (UD), as highlighted during a […]