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Hungarian "pilot" Attila Sándor took third place at the international FES cycling competition of Cybersportday, held alongside the 2026 Annual Conference of the International Functional Electrical Stimulation Society (IFESS) in Lecco, Italy, from September 2 to 4. Eight pilots entered the FES cycling race; among them, the Hungarian rider, HunFess, won the bronze medal.

Hungarian "pilot" Attila Sándor took third place at the international FES cycling competition of Cybersportday, held alongside the 2026 Annual Conference of the International Functional Electrical Stimulation Society (IFESS) in Lecco, Italy, from September 2 to 4. Eight pilots entered the FES cycling race; among them, the Hungarian rider, HunFess, won the bronze medal.

The latest meeting of the Visegrad+ project was held in Poland, in the West Pomerania region, between September 1 and 5. Franciska Erdő represented our Faculty at the event. The meeting extended well beyond the five consortium institutions directly involved in the project, as participants arrived from nearly all universities across Poland.

On September 7, 2026, Pázmány ITK came alive for a double celebration: the diploma ceremony of the 2026 cohort of the Image Processing and Computer Vision Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's programme (IPCVai), and the official welcome of our newest international Masters students.

A study co-authored by Franciska Erdő, researcher at our Faculty, has been published in the journal Polymers. The publication investigates the fabrication and optimization of PVA-based nanofibrous materials, which may serve as promising foundations for the development of advanced wound dressings of the future.

A study co-authored by Franciska Erdő, researcher at our Faculty, has been published in the journal Polymers. The publication investigates the fabrication and optimization of PVA-based nanofibrous materials, which may serve as promising foundations for the development of advanced wound dressings of the future.

The Pázmány ITK International Mentor Community kicked off the new academic year with a training and team-building day focused on getting to know each other, strengthening teamwork, and preparing for the semester ahead.

The Pázmány ITK International Mentor Community kicked off the new academic year with a training and team-building day focused on getting to know each other, strengthening teamwork, and preparing for the semester ahead.

A new peer-reviewed study co-authored by Dávid Csercsik PhD, associate professor at the Faculty of Information Technology and Bionics (ITK), Pázmány Péter Catholic University, has been published in The Energy Journal, one of the leading international journals in energy economics. Dr Csercsik's research focuses on game theory and mechanism design applied to infrastructure systems and markets, particularly electricity and natural gas networks: the exact toolkit behind this paper, which models the strategic bidding behaviour induced by the EU's non-binding gas-purchasing platform.