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Our recent paper published in The FEBS Journal was accompanied by an invited Commentary written by Prof. Elisar Barbar, a leading researcher in the field. 

Our recent paper published in The FEBS Journal was accompanied by an invited Commentary written by Prof. Elisar Barbar, a leading researcher in the field. 

Imagine 21 students from 15 countries, all in one city, learning, exploring, and figuring out life in Budapest together. That’s the IPCV cohort who started their studies in September 2025. We spoke with students about their first semester at Pázmány ITK: from late-night coding sessions and library marathons to sunrises by the Parliament and unforgettable cohort moments. As they look ahead to their semester in Madrid, they share stories of friendship, growth, and the little moments that made Budapest feel like home.

Imagine 21 students from 15 countries, all in one city, learning, exploring, and figuring out life in Budapest together. That’s the IPCV cohort who started their studies in September 2025. We spoke with students about their first semester at Pázmány ITK: from late-night coding sessions and library marathons to sunrises by the Parliament and unforgettable cohort moments. As they look ahead to their semester in Madrid, they share stories of friendship, growth, and the little moments that made Budapest feel like home.

The Visegrad – Accelerated Wound Healing project continues with an upcoming free online event focusing on innovative polymer-based wound dressings and biomedical applications.

Our Faculty’s student, Ajtony Szauter, closed the year with an outstanding sporting achievement by competing in the 39th New Year’s Eve Champagne Run and Lake Velence Circuit Race on 31 December 2025 in Gárdony, Hungary. This traditional end-of-the-year running event takes place along the shores of Lake Velence, one of Hungary’s largest and most popular recreational lakes. The race is known for its friendly, festive atmosphere and attracts several hundred participants each year.

The Faculty of Information Technology and Bionics hosted a farewell gathering for our first-year students of the Erasmus Mundus Artificial Intelligence for Image Processing and Computer Vision (IPCVAI) program at Grund Budapest.

The Faculty of Information Technology and Bionics hosted a farewell gathering for our first-year students of the Erasmus Mundus Artificial Intelligence for Image Processing and Computer Vision (IPCVAI) program at Grund Budapest.

Our colleague, Prof. Zsolt Szabó, has successfully received Advanced research funding from the National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NRDI Office, Hungary, in Hungarian: NKFIH ) for his project entitled “Metastructure-based lab-on-chip sensors”. The four-year project will be implemented with a total of HUF 150 million in state funding.