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We are proud that our lecturer, Prof. Dr Balázs Rózsa, is a co-author of a recent scientific paper published in Neuron, one of the world’s leading journals in neuroscience.

We are proud that our lecturer, Prof. Dr Balázs Rózsa, is a co-author of a recent scientific paper published in Neuron, one of the world’s leading journals in neuroscience.

Nature publication co-authored by Pázmány ITK researcher Domokos Meszéna shows that the human brain remains capable of sophisticated computation even during deep anaesthesia.

Nature publication co-authored by Pázmány ITK researcher Domokos Meszéna shows that the human brain remains capable of sophisticated computation even during deep anaesthesia.

Professor Joachim Behar, head of the AIMLab (Acoustic Imaging and Medical Signals) research group at the Technion (Israel Institute of Technology), recently visited the Faculty of Information Technology and Bionics.

Professor Joachim Behar, head of the AIMLab (Acoustic Imaging and Medical Signals) research group at the Technion (Israel Institute of Technology), recently visited the Faculty of Information Technology and Bionics.

Pázmány Péter Catholic University was represented at the 2026 General Assembly of the Federation of European Catholic Universities (FUCE) by Fr. Dr. Krisztián Vincze, Vice-Rector for International Affairs and Research, and Dr. Kristóf Iván, Pro-Dean of the Faculty of Information Technology and Bionics (ITK). The three-day event, held from 20 to 22 May 2026 at the Catholic University of Croatia in Zagreb, brought together rectors and leaders of Catholic universities from across Europe under the theme "Inspiring Catholic Universities in Challenging Times".

We are proud to share that three international students of the Faculty - Roha from Pakistan, Artur from Armenia, and Balawi from Palestine - won the national round of the 11th CASSINI Hackathon with their project, “WaterStellar”.

We are proud to share that three international students of the Faculty - Roha from Pakistan, Artur from Armenia, and Balawi from Palestine - won the national round of the 11th CASSINI Hackathon with their project, “WaterStellar”.