In addition to Hungarian students, foreign students of the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Debrecen (DE MK) also successfully participated in the competition of the Technical Science Section of the National Scientific Student Conference (OTDK), which took place on April 22-24. The Széchenyi István University of Győr was organized in the virtual space.
Innovation and Technology Minister László Palkovics discussed the possibility of expanding bilateral research cooperation with Reimund Neugebauer, the president of Germany’s Fraunhofer Society, an applied research organisation.
The development of a prototype mass medical ventilator has been completed at Óbuda University.
The Senate of the University of Debrecen voted at the meeting on the application for the position of Deputy Rector of Education and senior management of several public education institutions of the University.
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony has called on the government to make public all decisions concerning a campus for China’s Fudan University planned to be constructed in Budapest’s 9th district.
The young talent, a preparatory student of the Faculty of Music of the University of Debrecen, won the National Music Competition in Timisoara in mid-April, where he was the only one to win the special jury prize. It has now been noticed by the international profession.
Katalin Bódi, an associate professor at the Institute of Hungarian Literature and Cultural Studies of the Faculty of Humanities, University of Debrecen, received the Artisjus Literary Prize for her book entitled “The Birth of Eva”. The names of the winners were announced on April 21 by the Artisjus Association.
It was also among the top 100 in the Health and Well-Being and Life Underwater categories, while 101-200 was ranked as the best Hungarian institution. the University of Debrecen ranks in the Quality Education category in the latest Times Higher Education, Impact Ranking list.
The University of Debrecen’s University and National Library has increased its resources with a new device, a 3D printer. During the trial run, 150 tweezers were created to help the mask be worn more safely, which will be delivered to foreign students in the dormitory with the help of the HÖK.
Gyula Csikai, an atomic physicist who died in the 91st year of his life, is a full member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA), a former rector of the University of Debrecen, and professor emeritus, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences informed MTI.
