Call for “OTKA” thematic research projects
K_23
Next deadline for submission:
Deadline for E-submission:
11 may 2023 16:00
11 may 2023 16:00
Deadline for application via post office: 17 may 2023
Submitter of proposal
Budgetary institution, Enterprise, Non-profit organisation
Beneficiary groups
Institution of higher education, Other budgetary research institution, Enterprise-based research organisation, Non-profit research organisation, Institution of the Eötvös Loránd Research Network (ELKH)
Budget
HUF 13 500 000 000
Number of applications
330-350
Funds available per project
HUF 48 Mn
Project duration
max. 4 years
Field of research activity
Fundamental research
Evaluator of proposals
NRDI Office
Available budget
In the period 2024-2027, the Ministry of Culture and Innovation allocates a combined budget of HUF 13.5 billion from the NRDI Fund for the programme of the thematic research projects (K_23), the young researchers’ and postdoctoral excellence programmes (FK_23, PD_23) and the programme of thematic research projects based on Hungarian–Slovenian bilateral cooperation (SNN_23).
Duration of the projects
Projects shall commence on 1 January 2024, and the maximum project duration is 48 months.
Amount of funding
According to the call, HUF 48 million for a maximum of 48 months can be requested for each project. If the duration of the project is shorter, requested funding should be decreased on a pro rata temporis basis. Apart from remuneration and related taxes payable by the employer, certain tangible costs are also eligible, as well as overhead costs and costs of acquisition of scientific information and Open Access publication, both 10% of the direct project costs. The implementation of K type projects may involve participating researchers, technical staff and students. The earliest date for reporting costs is the project start date specified in the funding agreement.
Submission of applications
The NRDI Office enables applicants to submit their applications exclusively electronically. In this case, the documents required in Chapter “K” of the call to be submitted by regular mail / with electronic signature must be signed electronically as specified in Chapter “K” of the call and attached to the application on the Online Application Portal by the deadline for electronic submission, that is, by 11 May 2023 at 16:00 (CET).
Please note that all documents required to be submitted by regular mail / with electronic signature must be submitted to the NRDI Office in the same way, that is, either all such documents should be submitted by regular mail or all of them should be submitted electronically with electronic signature.
In the case of submission by regular mail, the submission is successful if the proposal was finalised electronically by the applicant and approved by the head of the host institution by the deadline for E-submission, and the documents required in Chapter “K” of the call were submitted by regular mail to the Customer Service of the NRDI Office by the deadline.
In the case of electronic submission, the submission is successful if the proposal was finalised electronically by the applicant and approved by the head of the host institution by the deadline for E-submission, and the electronically signed versions of the documents required in Chapter “K” of the call to be submitted by regular mail / with electronic signature have been submitted through the Online Application Portal.
All applications must be submitted in English irrespective of the field of science. Applications in Hungarian are only allowed on the basis of prior approval (so-called Hungaricum permission, to be requested not later than 14 April 2023). In the case of K type proposals submitted in humanities and social sciences, bilingual research plans may be submitted, regardless of a Hungaricum permission.
Eligible applicants
Principal investigators can apply jointly with the host institution which has to be a Hungarian based
- higher education institution, research centre, research institution, budgetary institution or an institution thereof having legal personality that qualifies as a research and knowledge-dissemination organisation under Commission Regulation (EU) No 651/2014;
- business company which has at least two completed business years, maintains double-entry accounting that qualifies as a research and knowledge-dissemination organisation under Commission Regulation (EU) No 651/2014;
- non-profit organisation that qualifies as a research and knowledge-dissemination organisation under Commission Regulation (EU) No 651/2014.
Throughout the entire implementation period the principal investigator shall be employed by the host institution under an employment contract, civil service contract or other contract aimed at performing work.
No more than one proposal may be submitted to this call as principal investigator, and FK_23 or PD_23 or SNN_23 proposals are not allowed in parallel. Grantees of K_22, FK_22, PD_22, ANN_22, SNN_22 projects and grantees of Forefront (KKP) projects with starting date after 31 December 2019 are not eligible either. Further “OTKA” type grants may be awarded in the future, however, submission of such proposals is not allowed in the first 24 months of the K_23 implementation period.
K type projects can be implemented also by consortia.
Eligible objectives and actions
Project proposals can cover discovery research in any field of science, regardless of thematic priority, if otherwise the application meets the conditions laid down in the call. Those actions are eligible which aim to achieve the key objectives developed on the basis of the research and work plan specified in the proposal, and set out in the research project plan submitted to the NRDI Office.
Customer service contacts:
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2023 winners of the “OTKA” call for thematic research projects (K_23)
The “OTKA” call for thematic research projects (K_23) was open until 11 May 2023 for promising researcher-initiated basic research projects in any field of science without thematic priorities.
This year 690 project proposals were submitted with a total funding request of HUF 28.71 billion.
The call for curiosity-driven research projects initiated by researchers in any field of science enabled 183 new projects to start this year with a total amount of funding of HUF 7.5 billion.
Project proposals were reviewed by anonymous reviewers against the criteria indicated in the call notice, with the involvement of expert panels and specialised scientific councils. The Deputy Secretary of State for Innovation, acting on a proposal from the councils responsible for decision preparation and as designated by the Minister for Science Policy Coordination, has decided to support 183 research projects, distributed by discipline as follows:
| Field of science |
Number of submitted proposals (pcs) |
Number of funded projects (pcs) |
Total amount claimed (in HUF thousands) |
Total amount awarded (in HUF thousands) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Council of Humanities and Social Sciences | 197 | 51 | 7 338 539 | 1 891 551 |
| Council of Physical Sciences | 181 | 52 | 7 701 986 | 2 115 290 |
| Council of Complex Environmental Sciences | 125 | 31 | 5 314 977 | 1 266 172 |
| Council of Medical and Biological Sciences | 187 | 49 | 8 356 713 | 2 229 977 |
| Total | 690 | 183 | 28 712 215 | 7 502 990 |
FUNDED PROJECTS
Funding organisation: Ministry of Culture and Innovation
Source: NRDI Fund
Date of decision: 20 November 2023
| Evaluation panel |
Project code |
Principal investigator/Project title/Research organisation |
Project period (month) |
Amount of awarded funds (in HUF thousands) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Political Science, Law and Govemment Sciences | 146411 | Ilona Pálné Kovács: Sub-national diplomacy in the international arena (Centre for Economic and Regional Studies) | 48 | 43 193 |
| Political Science, Law and Govemment Sciences | 146803 | Nóra Chronowski: Decision-making of the Hungarian Constitutional Court between 1990-2026 - an empirical analysis (Center for Social Sciences) | 36 | 35 525 |
| Political Science, Law and Govemment Sciences | 147178 | Gyula Berke: The impact of European labour law on recent Hungarian labor law developments (University of Pécs) | 48 | 47 292 |
| Political Science, Law and Govemment Sciences | 147307 | Éva Jakab: Legal Identity. Law and Life in the Provinces of the Roman Empire (Károli Gáspár University) | 48 | 45 673 |
| Political Science, Law and Govemment Sciences | 147515 | Attila Bartha: INNOWELFARE: Innovations in Studying Welfare Reforms in Central and Eastern Europe (Center for Social Sciences) | 36 | 18 329 |
| Economics | 145937 | Zsófia Kenesei: Digital Humanism: Customer- centered application of Artificial Intelligence in Services (Corvinus University of Budapest) | 48 | 41 805 |
| Economics | 146238 | Balázs Muraközy: Supplier networks in Hungary (Centre for Economic and Regional Studies) | 48 | 37 584 |
| Economics | 146309 | Anikó Bíró: Labor market outcomes at older ages – the role of firms (Centre for Economic and Regional Studies) | 48 | 47 888 |
| Economics | 146320 | László Áron Kóczy: The European Natural Gas Market under Stress (Centre for Economic and Regional Studies) | 48 | 39 852 |
| Economics | 146356 | Judit Simon: Dynamic model of the relationship of optimized customer behaviour and firm performance in the changing omnichannel purchasing environment (Corvinus University of Budapest) | 36 | 35 268 |
| Economics | 146649 | Miklós Pintér: Games and decisions: classical and non-classical (Corvinus University of Budapest) | 48 | 36 000 |
| Economics | 146784 | Mária Csutora: Life within the +2 Celsius limit: Making sustainable consumption inclusive (Corvinus University of Budapest) | 48 | 47 487 |
| Economics | 146826 | Ildikó Borbásné Szabó: Measuring the readiness of construction organizations for technology adaptation with using artificial intelligence (Corvinus University of Budapest) | 41 | 40 983 |
| Economics | 146850 | Krisztina Szegedi: Circular communities in the fashion industries (Budapest Business School) | 36 | 12 480 |
| Economics | 147121 | Gábor Békés: The diffusion of robotics in Hungary: A firm-level view (Centre for Economic and Regional Studies) | 36 | 29 077 |
| Economics | 147233 | Zsófia Vörös: The role of heuristics and decision biases in entrepreneurial behavior and innovation (University of Pécs) | 48 | 33 630 |
| Economics | 147241 | Andrea Sáfrányné Gubik: The impact of the university-based entrepreneurial ecosystems on students’ entrepreneurial intentions and activity (University of Miskolc) | 48 | 15 847 |
| Economics | 147436 | Zsolt Roland Szabó: Development of Business Context Specific Digital Maturity Models (Széchenyi István University) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Literature | 146519 | Ágnes Kulcsár-Szabó: Jókai 200. Bicentenary - Critical Edition of the Complete Works of Mór Jókai (Research Centre for the Humanities) | 48 | 41 141 |
| Culture | 146597 | János Tőzsér: The epistemic status of philosophical beliefs (Research Centre for the Humanities) | 48 | 19 758 |
| Culture | 146780 | Zsuzsa Czagány: Fragments, chants, notations. Ecosystem of music fragmentology (Research Centre for the Humanities) | 48 | 47 998 |
| Culture | 147073 | Zoltán Nagy: Crises and Everyday Strategies: Anthropological Perspectives on Social and Environmental Crises (University of Pécs) | 48 | 46 392 |
| Culture | 147087 | Sándor Hornyik: Hungarian Surrealisms. Surrealist visions and images in Hungarian visual culture (Research Centre for the Humanities) | 48 | 43 852 |
| Culture | 147141 | Tamás Pavlovits: The Origin of Experience: A History of Sensationist Constructivism (University of Szeged) | 48 | 26 886 |
| Culture | 147170 | Gábor Gelencsér: History of the Béla Balázs Studio (Eötvös Loránd University) | 36 | 10 765 |
| Culture | 147237 | Zsuzsa Majer: Textual Research in Tibetan and Mongolian Buddhist Monasteries (Dharma Gate Buddhist College) | 48 | 47 925 |
| Culture | 147364 | Emese Révész: THE "GREAT GENERATION" OF HUNGARIAN GRAPHICS AND THE ARTIST’S COLONY OF SZOLNOK A comparative research of the works of Margit Ágotha, Mihály Gácsi and Csaba Rékassy () | 36 | 23 160 |
| Linguistics | 146393 | János Imre Heltai: The promotion of linguistic citizenship through participatory research (Károli Gáspár University) | 48 | 47 991 |
| Linguistics | 147452 | Bálint Sass: Hungarian Constructicon (Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics) | 48 | 47 952 |
| Psychology and Education | 145940 | Zsófia Anna Gaál: Menopause and cognitive aging: Effects of sex hormone levels on brain functioning (Research Center of Natural Sciences) | 48 | 47 989 |
| Psychology and Education | 146237 | Mihály Racsmány: From moment to the past: mechanisms of successful and failed long-term memory (University of Szeged) | 48 | 47 928 |
| Psychology and Education | 146582 | Zsolt Péter Szabó: Intergroup reconciliation in the context of historical trauma: Social-psychological interventions (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) | 48 | 16 068 |
| Psychology and Education | 146836 | Róbert Urbán: Mechanisms of Cognitive, Metacognitive, and Emotion Regulation in Coping with Stressful Life Situations (Eötvös Loránd University) | 48 | 47 880 |
| Psychology and Education | 147025 | Helga Dorner: Ecosystems view on internationalization at home: Understanding faculty, student and staff perspectives within the university as an organization (Eötvös Loránd University) | 47 | 46 951 |
| Psychology and Education | 147135 | István Winkler: Learning structured sound sequences in early infancy (Research Center of Natural Sciences) | 48 | 47 890 |
| Archeology | 146138 | Tamás Bács: Archaeological and epigraphic researches in the Theban Necropolis (Eötvös Loránd University) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Archeology | 146290 | Klára Pusztainé dr. Fischl: Changes in Life and Death. Bronze Age Communities in Tiszafüred (Research Centre for the Humanities) | 48 | 47 985 |
| Society | 146029 | Petra Arnold-Broccati: New Drugs – New Trends – New Challenges: European School Survey on Alcohol and Other Drug Use in the Last 30 Years - ESPAD 8th Data Collection (Corvinus University of Budapest) | 36 | 34 864 |
| Society | 146630 | Margit Feischmidt: Work, values, hope in spaces of solidarity. The possibilities and limits of transformative solidarity in Hungary (Center for Social Sciences) | 48 | 42 464 |
| Society | 146966 | Csaba Csiszár: Consortional main: Social trust, participation, and perceived risks associated with shared mobility services. How to promote participation in shared mobility services in Hungary? (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) | 48 | 25 238 |
| Society | 147169 | Borbála Simonovits: Consortional assoc.: Social trust, participation, and perceived risks associated with shared mobility services. How to promote participation in shared mobility services in Hungary? (Eötvös Loránd University) | 48 | 22 758 |
| Society | 147292 | Péter Krekó: The Anxiety Paradox in Conspiracy Beliefs in a societal context: Under what Circumstances Anxiety Reduces vs. Increases conspiracy theorizing? (Eötvös Loránd University) | 48 | 43 633 |
| Society | 147304 | Imre Kovách: Crises, challenges and adaptation in contemporary Hungarian society (Center for Social Sciences) | 48 | 39 639 |
| Society | 147329 | Zoltán Kmetty: Digital political footprints (Center for Social Sciences) | 36 | 28 087 |
| Society | 147571 | Tamás Kolosi: ISSP National Identity&Citizenship and Digital Societies (TARKI) | 30 | 26 580 |
| History | 145896 | Ádám Alex Hegyi: In the Spirit of Abandonment and Coping Mechanisms. Cultural and Social Historical Deep Drillings for a Comparative Historical Analysis of Protestant Cultural Regions (between 16th and 19th centuries) (University of Szeged) | 48 | 32 640 |
| History | 145924 | Beatrix Fülöppné dr. Romhányi: Regional differences of the late medieval Kingdom of Hungary (Károli Gáspár University) | 48 | 45 652 |
| History | 146698 | Ágnes Tóth: Integration of the Hungarian refugees arriving from the neighbouring countries in Hungary (1938-1948) (Center for Social Sciences) | 48 | 38 606 |
| History | 146771 | Pál Fodor: Publication of the Reports of the Habsburg Envoys in Constantinople (Research Centre for the Humanities) | 12 | 6 186 |
| History | 147251 | T. Csaba Reisz: „Square Cadastre”: Cadastre of the Maps and Records of the Cadastral Survey in Hungary, 1850–1918. II. New directions (National Archives of Hungary) | 48 | 48 000 |
| History | 147352 | Tamás Pálosfalvi: The Evidence of Jan Długosz’ Annals concerning Hungarian history (Research Centre for the Humanities) | 48 | 46 780 |
| Earth sciences 1 | 145905 | Réka Zsuzsanna Haranginé Lukács: The largest volcanic eruptions of the Pannonian Basin: timescale, origin of magmas and correlation on borehole and outcrop samples (Research Centre for Astronomy and Earth Sciences) | 48 | 47 244 |
| Earth sciences 1 | 146962 | Alfréd Dulai: Cenozoic brachiopods of Europe: taxonomic revision, evolution, palaeoecology and palaeobiogeography (Hungarian Natural History Museum) | 48 | 39 991 |
| Earth sciences 1 | 147412 | Piroska Pazonyi: The last analog for modern warming - Pliocene environmental and climate reconstructions by complex paleontological and geological analysis of paleokarst infills (Office for Research Groups Attached to Universities and Other Institutions) | 48 | 32 321 |
| Earth sciences 1 | 146315 | Róbert Mészáros: Consortional main: Determination of physico-chemical parameters describing indoor air quality for the development of a simulation environment (Eötvös Loránd University) | 48 | 23 764 |
| Earth sciences 1 | 146322 | Tibor Kovács: Consortional assoc.: Determination of physico-chemical parameters describing indoor air quality for the development of a simulation environment (University of Pannonia) | 48 | 23 400 |
| Earth sciences 1 | 147424 | Balázs Nagy: Permafrost related rapid environment changes in the temperate Andes () | 48 | 47 981 |
| Complex agricultural sciences | 145879 | Imre Majláth: The role of reactive carbonyl species in the abiotic stress response of crop plants (Centre for Agricultural Research) | 48 | 47 821 |
| Complex agricultural sciences | 146087 | Éva Várallyay: Investigation of virus reservoir role of weeds growing in agricultural and horticultural crop fields and natural habitats (Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Complex agricultural sciences | 146292 | Zsuzsanna Ördögné Kolbert: Inducing plant fungal resistance by reactive nitrogen species liberating nanomaterials (University of Szeged) | 48 | 47 715 |
| Complex agricultural sciences | 146300 | Tibor Levente Csorba: Mechanistic understanding of transcriptional regulation of heat stress response in Brassicaceae (Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Complex agricultural sciences | 146653 | Judit Dobránszki: Epigenetic changes in the in vitro culture of Malus x domestica (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 47 952 |
| Complex agricultural sciences | 146663 | Attila Kereszt: How do legumes choose their symbiotic partner from the sea of eligible soil rhizobia? (Biological Research Centre Szeged) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Complex agricultural sciences | 146865 | Ádám Solti: Essential transition metal recycling in plant cells (Eötvös Loránd University) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Complex Spatial Sciences | 146585 | Norbert Pap: Consortional main: Hungary and the Western Balkans (University of Pécs) | 48 | 23 964 |
| Complex Spatial Sciences | 146586 | Zoltán Hajdú: Consortional assoc.: Hungary and the Western Balkans (Centre for Economic and Regional Studies) | 48 | 24 000 |
| Complex Spatial Sciences | 146833 | Ákos Jakobi: Consortional main: Territorial aspects of the economic impact of the COVID-19 crisis in Hungary (Eötvös Loránd University) | 48 | 21 898 |
| Complex Spatial Sciences | 147032 | Hajnalka Locsei: Consortional assoc.: Territorial aspects of the economic impact of the COVID-19 crisis in Hungary (HÉTFA Research Institute) | 48 | 17 760 |
| Complex Spatial Sciences | 147547 | Melinda Jászberényi: The impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the dynamics of tourism spatial use (Corvinus University of Budapest) | 48 | 47 593 |
| Plant and animal breeding | 145907 | Vilmos Soós: Entangling the involvement of DWARF27-like carotenoid isomerases in strigolactone and ABA biosynthesis in model plants and barley (Centre for Agricultural Research) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Plant and animal breeding | 146094 | Mihály Dernovics: Effect of selenium-containing feed additives on the selenium speciation of milking cows' saliva (Centre for Agricultural Research) | 36 | 36 000 |
| Plant and animal breeding | 146328 | Zsófia Bánfalvi: Exploring the regulation of tuberisation in cultivated potato varieties (Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences) | 48 | 47 928 |
| Plant and animal breeding | 146808 | Balázs Harrach: Diversity and molecular evolution of adenoviruses, comparison with co-evolved DNA viruses, possible animal health implications (Veterinary Medical Research Institute) | 48 | 36 480 |
| Plant and animal breeding | 147019 | Gábor Galiba: Impact of different Rht gene mutations on light quality dependent regulation of seedling vigour and stress tolerance in cereals (Centre for Agricultural Research) | 48 | 47 984 |
| Plant and animal breeding | 147342 | Károly Penksza: The role of extensive livestock husbandry in sustainable turf management in the context of the fight against impacts of the climate change (Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Ecology and evolution | 145933 | József Lanszki: What can a single species tell about environmental changes? A multidisciplinary evaluation of an apex predator, the Eurasian otter (Lutra lutra) () | 48 | 47 988 |
| Ecology and evolution | 146137 | Csaba Tölgyesi: Global to local scale challenges of ecosystem restoration (University of Szeged) | 48 | 31 992 |
| Ecology and evolution | 146358 | András Táncsics: Mining the microbial dark matter of petroleum hydrocarbon contaminated subsurface ecosystems (Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences) | 48 | 44 632 |
| Ecology and evolution | 146526 | Marianna Biró: From long-term trajectories to short-term habitat changes: country-level analysis and modeling of grassland and wetland habitat changes (Centre for Ecological Research) | 48 | 47 820 |
| Ecology and evolution | 146628 | Tibor György Magura: Do the landscape-scale effects override the local, patch-level effects on urbanization-driven changes in arthropod biodiversity? (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 47 998 |
| Ecology and evolution | 147500 | Attila Hettyey: Behavioural mechanisms enhancing survival during epidemics: social distancing and self-healing in the ectothermic amphibians (Centre for Agricultural Research) | 48 | 47 946 |
| Ecology and evolution | 147527 | Gábor Vasas: Metabolomics of cyanobacterial blooms and bloomcontrol (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Physics | 145904 | Balázs Sándor Pozsgai: Ergodicity breaking in quantum many body systems (Eötvös Loránd University) | 48 | 47 820 |
| Physics | 145927 | Tamás Vértesi: Certification of quantum networks (Institute for Nuclear Research) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Physics | 146096 | Ágnes Vibók: Strong-field dynamics and conical intersections (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 47 596 |
| Physics | 146156 | Péter Nemes-Incze: Investigating topological, correlated electron systems in layered van der Waals materials (Centre for Energy Research) | 48 | 47 452 |
| Physics | 146736 | Róbert Juhász: Modeling of many-body systems (Wigner Research Centre for Physics) | 48 | 39 237 |
| Physics | 146913 | I. Gábor Veres: Consortional main: Experimental investigation of the strong interaction in the CMS Collaboration (Eötvös Loránd University) | 48 | 18 786 |
| Physics | 146914 | Ferenc Siklér: Consortional assoc.: Experimental study of strong interaction in the CMS collaboration (Wigner Research Centre for Physics) | 48 | 18 186 |
| Physics | 147048 | József Molnár: Consortional assoc.: Experimental investigation of the strong interraction with the CMS (Institute for Nuclear Research) | 48 | 11 006 |
| Physics | 147010 | Gábor Kiss: Nuclear phenomena related to explosive nucleosynthesis (Institute for Nuclear Research) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Physics | 147131 | Tamás Borkovits: Investigation of dynamical and astrophysical phenomena and interactions in the rapidly changing gravitational field of multiple stellar systems (University of Szeged) | 48 | 47 924 |
| Physics | 147380 | Péter Ábrahám: Transients processes in disks setting the initial conditions of terrestrial planet formation (Research Centre for Astronomy and Earth Sciences) | 48 | 47 924 |
| Physics | 147396 | Matteo Giordano: Dirac spectrum in lattice QCD in the chiral limit (Eötvös Loránd University) | 48 | 47 728 |
| Physics | 147409 | György Tóth: Boosting the energy of the semiconductor-based terahertz pulse sources (University of Pécs) | 48 | 41 520 |
| Physics | 147550 | István Csabai: Cosmological Large Scale Structure in the Light of New Observations (Eötvös Loránd University) | 48 | 47 930 |
| Physics | 147557 | Tamás Csörgő: Datataking in the CMS experiment in Run3 and analysis of ATLAS, CMS and TOTEM results (Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Engineering, Metallurgy, Architecture and Transport Sciences | 145966 | Balázs György Illés: Numerical modelling of microstructural formation of nano-composite solder joints during vapour phase soldering (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) | 48 | 47 280 |
| Engineering, Metallurgy, Architecture and Transport Sciences | 145988 | András Szekrényes: Fracture, stability and nonlinear dynamics of laminated structures with material defect (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) | 48 | 44 323 |
| Engineering, Metallurgy, Architecture and Transport Sciences | 146076 | Csaba Balázsi: Development of the hybrid ceramic/nanocarbon nanocomposites with novel structure (Centre for Energy Research) | 48 | 47 880 |
| Engineering, Metallurgy, Architecture and Transport Sciences | 146085 | Tamás Bárány: Development of additive manufacturing technology of crosslinked elastomers (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Engineering, Metallurgy, Architecture and Transport Sciences | 146158 | Gergely Kristóf: Evolution of Turbulent Energy Spectrum (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) | 48 | 46 448 |
| Engineering, Metallurgy, Architecture and Transport Sciences | 146236 | Tibor Czigány: Development and structural investigation of 3D printed polymer composites with in-situ foamed core material (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) | 48 | 47 400 |
| Engineering, Metallurgy, Architecture and Transport Sciences | 146308 | Rita Kiss: From pixels to analysis: markerless sport performance on the field (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) | 48 | 47 940 |
| Engineering, Metallurgy, Architecture and Transport Sciences | 146724 | Rita Nemes: Reducing the environmental impact and carbon footprint of concrete structures (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) | 48 | 47 967 |
| Informatics and Electrical Engineering | 145934 | Gábor Szederkényi: Analysis and control of dynamical systems with a network structure using compartmental representation (Pázmány Péter Catholic University) | 48 | 47 630 |
| Informatics and Electrical Engineering | 145970 | László Szirmay Kalos: Differentiable Modeling and Simulation in Visual Computing (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) | 48 | 39 856 |
| Informatics and Electrical Engineering | 146181 | Péter Petrik: Manipulation and characterization of interfaces by the combination of optical and electrochemical methods for sensor development (Centre for Energy Research) | 48 | 38 760 |
| Informatics and Electrical Engineering | 146347 | János Tapolcai: Reliable Operation of Networks with Malfunctioning Nodes (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) | 48 | 47 839 |
| Informatics and Electrical Engineering | 146721 | Péter Kovács: Knowledge-Augmented Deep Learning by means of Variable Projections (Eötvös Loránd University) | 48 | 47 950 |
| Informatics and Electrical Engineering | 147225 | Rudolf Ferenc: Program analysis with Large Language Models (University of Szeged) | 48 | 47 836 |
| Chemistry 1 | 146032 | Anita Horváth: Production of turquoise hydrogen and carbon nanomaterials by catalytic methane pyrolysis - link to hydrogen economy (Centre for Energy Research) | 48 | 47 509 |
| Chemistry 1 | 146071 | István László Lagzi: Self-organization using various mass transport phenomena from micro- to macroscales (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) | 48 | 47 980 |
| Chemistry 1 | 146656 | Péter Buglyó: Synthesis and characterization of novel, mutitargeted metal complexes with likely anticancer activity (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Chemistry 1 | 146661 | Julianna Oláh: Light-induced catalytic activity of earth-abundant metal complexes: concepts and reactivity (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) | 48 | 41 247 |
| Chemistry 1 | 146733 | Gábor Galbács: Development of micro- and nanostructures for analytical laser and plasma spectroscopy (University of Szeged) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Chemistry 1 | 146759 | Gábor Czakó: Automated modeling of chemical reaction dynamics (University of Szeged) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Chemistry 1 | 147024 | Tamás Turányi: Investigation of ammonia co-combustion based on a large experimental database (Eötvös Loránd University) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Chemistry 1 | 147095 | Zoltán Benkő: Radicals in Group 15: quantum chemical studies (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) | 48 | 47 696 |
| Chemistry 1 | 147172 | Robert Tuba: Development of New Generation Cyclic Alky Amino Carbene-Ruthenium Olefin Metathesis Catalyst for Sustainable Chemical Applications (Research Center of Natural Sciences) | 48 | 46 800 |
| Chemistry 2 | 146039 | Gábor Mező: Extending targeted tumor therapeutic approaches to resistant cancer models (Eötvös Loránd University) | 48 | 47 999 |
| Chemistry 2 | 146147 | László Somsák: Design and synthesis of novel types of bioactive carbohydrate derivatives (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Chemistry 2 | 146148 | Rita Ambrus: Application of combined dezintegration and nanoprecipitation methods in modern drug formulation (University of Szeged) | 48 | 47 336 |
| Chemistry 2 | 146359 | Attila Hunyadi: Food-chain transfer of phytoecdysteroids: from ecological significance to human and animal health (University of Szeged) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Chemistry 2 | 147280 | Tibor Soós: Late-Stage Functionalization of Olefins via Designer Thianthrenium Chemistry (Research Center of Natural Sciences) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Chemistry 2 | 147503 | Sándor Kéki: Establishing structure/composition-property relationships of block copolymers by artificial intelligence (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 39 664 |
| Mathematics and Computing Science | 146380 | Milán Mosonyi: Mathematical problems in quantum information theory (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) | 48 | 32 870 |
| Mathematics and Computing Science | 146387 | Imre Ruzsa: Additive number theory and Fourier analysis (Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics) | 48 | 17 760 |
| Mathematics and Computing Science | 146401 | András Stipsicz: Smooth four-manifolds and their applications (Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics) | 48 | 29 640 |
| Mathematics and Computing Science | 146701 | Sándor Jenei: Involutive Residuated Lattices, Substructural Logics (University of Pécs) | 48 | 8 696 |
| Mathematics and Computing Science | 146922 | Miklós Laczkovich: Real analysis (Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics) | 48 | 36 480 |
| Mathematics and Computing Science | 147145 | Gergely Ambrus: Modern and classical discrete geometry (University of Szeged) | 48 | 7 796 |
| Mathematics and Computing Science | 147153 | Szilárd Révész: Distribution of Primes and Integers in Beurling's Theory of Arithmetical Semigroups (Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics) | 48 | 7 467 |
| Mathematics and Computing Science | 147544 | Márton Naszódi: Extremal properties of geometric sets (Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics) | 48 | 18 132 |
| Physiology, Pathophysiology, Pharmacology and Endocrinology | 146131 | László Norbert Galgóczi: Drug repurposing according to mechanism of action of an antifungal protein to inhibit Candida biofilms (University of Szeged) | 48 | 47 968 |
| Physiology, Pathophysiology, Pharmacology and Endocrinology | 146669 | Viktória Jeney: The role of endoplasmic reticulum stress, calcium mobilization and loss of Keap1/Nrf2-dependent cytoprotection in vascular calcification (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Physiology, Pathophysiology, Pharmacology and Endocrinology | 146873 | Balázs Zoltán Pál: Pathological aspects of astrocyte overactivation in the mesencephalic locomotor system (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 47 994 |
| Physiology, Pathophysiology, Pharmacology and Endocrinology | 147107 | Gábor Varga: Molecular ion secretory mechanisms of polarized enamel forming epithelial cells (Semmelweis University) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Physiology, Pathophysiology, Pharmacology and Endocrinology | 147173 | Zoltán Papp: Mechanism of action of myosin inhibitors (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Physiology, Pathophysiology, Pharmacology and Endocrinology | 147212 | István Baczkó: Investigation of pathophysiological remodeling of atrial and ventricular myocardium in human relevant models: identification of novel therapeutic targets (University of Szeged) | 48 | 47 996 |
| Physiology, Pathophysiology, Pharmacology and Endocrinology | 147301 | Tamás Bányász: Impact of Mechanical load on cardiac excitation-contraction coupling. (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 47 700 |
| Physiology, Pathophysiology, Pharmacology and Endocrinology | 147308 | Ferenc Fenyvesi: Targeting K-Ras expressing cancer cells by drug carrier cyclodextrins via macropinocytosis (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 46 452 |
| Genetics, Genomics, Bioinformatics and Systems Biology | 146314 | Gábor Tusnády: Determining the structure and interactions of transmembrane protein complexes using artificial intelligence (Research Center of Natural Sciences) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Genetics, Genomics, Bioinformatics and Systems Biology | 146323 | Csaba Pál: Bacterial evolution of biocide resistance (Biological Research Centre Szeged) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Genetics, Genomics, Bioinformatics and Systems Biology | 146460 | Máté Varga: Characterization of the cellular stress responses to defective pseudouridylation (Eötvös Loránd University) | 48 | 47 782 |
| Neurosciences | 146077 | Árpád Dobolyi: Neural control of maternal behaviour (Eötvös Loránd University) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Neurosciences | 146086 | Zsuzsanna Tóth: Investigation of the central regulation of glucose homeostasis (Semmelweis University) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Neurosciences | 146117 | Balázs Gaszner: How does pre- and postnatal chronic stress exposure affect the development and vulnerability of peptidergic neurons in the Edinger-Westphal nucleus in models of depression and Parkinson's disease? (University of Pécs) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Neurosciences | 146725 | Eszter Farkas: Mechanisms of glial cytotoxic edema formation: New targets in drug repurposing (University of Szeged) | 48 | 47 904 |
| Neurosciences | 147097 | Balázs Hangya: Behavior-specific coordination of the cholinergic and dopaminergic projection systems during learning (Institute of Experimental Medicine) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Neurosciences | 147337 | Csaba Sőti: Learned systemic stress and immune defenses in C. elegans (Semmelweis University) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Immunity, Cancer and Microbiology | 145994 | Zsolt Czimmerer: The unorthodox regulatory function of macrophage-polarizing cytokines-activated signal-dependent transcription factors contributes to the late phase of macrophage polarization and the unique responsiveness to the inflammatory microenviron | 48 | 47 760 |
| Immunity, Cancer and Microbiology | 146330 | Gábor Koncz: Exploring mechanisms regulating the immunological outcome of cell death underlying sterile inflammation (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Immunity, Cancer and Microbiology | 146406 | Levente Karaffa: Tougher than the rest: comparative genomic and transcriptomic analyses of acid and sugar tolerance of Aspergillus niger during high-yield citric acid fermentations (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 47 968 |
| Immunity, Cancer and Microbiology | 146911 | Mihály Józsi: Role of the factor H protein family in the complement system (Eötvös Loránd University) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Immunity, Cancer and Microbiology | 147410 | József Tóvári: Role of hypoxia in tumor progression. (National Institute of Oncology) | 48 | 47 980 |
| Immunity, Cancer and Microbiology | 147482 | László Virág: Cell Therapy of Breast Cancer Using Genetically Modified Macrophages (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 47 964 |
| Immunity, Cancer and Microbiology | 147510 | Attila Gácser: Deciphering Micafungin Resistance in Candida auris: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Understand Evolution, Fitness, and Virulence (University of Szeged) | 48 | 47 424 |
| Clinical Medicine | 145998 | Péter Hamar: Inhibition of protective mechanisms (local heat shock and stress protein production) during breast cancer treatment to enhance the effectiveness of chemotherapy and hyperthermia treatment (Semmelweis University) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Clinical Medicine | 146125 | Gábor Földes: Changes in organotypic vasculature in cardiomyopathies (Semmelweis University) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Clinical Medicine | 146732 | Anikó Ilona Nagy: AORTIC VALVE CALCIFICATION FROM MOLECULAR MECAHNISMS TO CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS (Semmelweis University) | 48 | 47 640 |
| Clinical Medicine | 146792 | Róbert Bódizs: Consortional main: Sleep, circadian rhythms, and amyloid deposition: prediction of cognitive decline from sleep neurophysiology (Semmelweis University) | 48 | 23 858 |
| Clinical Medicine | 146936 | András Attila Horváth: Consortional assoc.: Sleep, circadian rhythms, and amyloid deposition: prediction of cognitive decline from sleep neurophysiology (National Institute of Neurosurgery) | 48 | 24 096 |
| Clinical Medicine | 146906 | Péter Igaz: Search for treatment predictive molecular biomarkers in endocrine tumors by the help of artificial intelligence (Semmelweis University) | 48 | 47 752 |
| Clinical Medicine | 146929 | Edit Dósa: Examination of arteries with ultra-high frequency ultrasound in athletes and patients with certain vascular pathologies (Semmelweis University) | 48 | 30 698 |
| Clinical Medicine | 147226 | Judit Moldvay: Early detection of lung cancer based on methylated DNA pattern and DNA fragmentation in blood samples (Koranyi National Institute for Pulmonology) | 48 | 47 520 |
| Clinical Medicine | 147265 | Péter Hegyi: Healthy aging after acute pancreatitis (Semmelweis University) | 48 | 47 990 |
| Clinical Medicine | 147355 | Pál Maurovich-Horvat: Changes in plaque characteristics after short-term intensified statin therapy as assessed by cardiac CT (Semmelweis University) | 48 | 46 560 |
| Clinical Medicine | 147411 | Annamária Ditta Zobor: The X-files: deep-phenotyping of X-linked retinopathies, establishment of a national patient registry and tissue biobank as the fundamental scientific infrastructure for personalized medicine (Semmelweis University) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Clinical Medicine | 147483 | Júlia Szekeres: Foeto-maternal communication in pregnancy (University of Pécs) | 48 | 45 120 |
| Molecular and Structural Biology and Biochemistry | 146028 | György Vámosi: Intracrine signaling of membrane receptors: mechanism, biological and clinical significance (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Molecular and Structural Biology and Biochemistry | 146277 | Arnér Set Jenő Elias: Understanding the importance of TXNL1 for redox regulated protein homeostasis in human cancer cells (National Institute of Oncology) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Molecular and Structural Biology and Biochemistry | 146634 | Gábor Juhász: Molecular analysis of unconventional membrane protein recruitment (Biological Research Centre Szeged) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Molecular and Structural Biology and Biochemistry | 146744 | Attila Reményi: Exploration of a new linear binding motif-based protein-protein interaction system for AGC kinases (Research Center of Natural Sciences) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Molecular and Structural Biology and Biochemistry | 146791 | Szilvia Zita Tóth: Revealing the substrate specificity of chloroplastic PHT4 transporters: phosphate or ascorbate? (Biological Research Centre Szeged) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Molecular and Structural Biology and Biochemistry | 146890 | Beáta Vértessy G.: Uracil-DNA in early embryonic development (Research Center of Natural Sciences) | 48 | 47 917 |
| Molecular and Structural Biology and Biochemistry | 147109 | Szilvia Benkő: NOVEL SIGNALING PATHWAYS REGULATING NOD-LIKE RECEPTOR-MEDIATED FUNCTIONS IN MACROPHAGE SUBPOPULATIONS (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Molecular and Structural Biology and Biochemistry | 147147 | László Nagy: BACH1 acts as a pioneer repressor to shape the transcriptional and chromatin-3D landscape in macrophages (University of Debrecen) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Cellular and Developmental Biology | 145898 | László Bodai: Functional analysis of miRNAs involved in neurodegeneration (University of Szeged) | 48 | 47 952 |
| Cellular and Developmental Biology | 146160 | Attila Mócsai: Analysis of osteoclast development by a novel genetic approach (Semmelweis University) | 48 | 48 000 |
| Cellular and Developmental Biology | 146364 | Attila Fehér: Consortional main: The molecular control of plant cell dedifferentiation (University of Szeged) | 48 | 35 802 |
| Cellular and Developmental Biology | 146386 | Zoltán Magyar: Consortional assoc.: The molecular control of plant cell dedifferentiation (Biological Research Centre Szeged) | 48 | 12 180 |
| Cellular and Developmental Biology | 147351 | Balázs Enyedi: LTB4 Inflamapping: Deciphering the regulation of LTB4 production and tissue distribution with novel fluorescent biosensors (Semmelweis University) | 48 | 48 000 |
Updated: 21 November 2023
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To ensure value-based professional evaluation of proposals arriving in large quantities from the fields of discovery and applied research and innovation, to assess professional reports of funded projects and to prepare policy opinions, the NRDI Office intends to expand its expert pool in all fields of expertise.
Professionals who have registered in the database of the NRDI Office can become responsible contributors, as independent peer-reviewers, to the evaluation process in which the professional quality, novelty content and commercialisation perspectives of the proposals as compared to the requested funding should be assessed as core considerations.
The registration process can be initiated through the registration form of the NRDI Office’s website. Registration is continuously open.
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- personal data, contact details (necessary for contracting review assignments);
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- language skills.
Professionals once registered in the database of experts may be invited by the NRDI Office to review submitted proposals, to assess professional reports of funded projects and to contribute to policy opinions.
Each proposal is reviewed by several independent experts at the same time. Experts selected from the database to review proposals, to assess professional reports and facilitate expert opinions will be contracted by the NRDI Office on a case-by-case basis. When concluding such a contract experts must declare that the review assignment is not obstructed by any conflict of interest whatsoever. Depending on the competition type, written expert reviews must be prepared in 15-28 work days and submitted electronically via the online review portal of the NRDI Office.
FURTHER INFORMATION
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The NRDI Fund’s Programme Strategy 2023 supports the implementation of Hungary’s new innovation strategy, the John von Neumann Programme, which focuses on connecting universities, research institutions and the economy. The priority objective of the Programme Strategy 2023 is to contribute to improving the Hungarian performance in the areas of human resources (number of researchers, number of PhD students, number of STEM students in higher education), number and share of innovator enterprises (number and share of SMEs implementing product and/or process innovation) and intellectual property (IP) (patents, trademarks, designs).
The table below shows the calls announced under the NRDI Fund for the period 2021–2027 and their amounts, broken down by year.
| 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | ||||
| NRDI budget (Bn HUF) |
191,384 | 143,829 | 78,670 | |||
| Name of the scheme/ Call for proposal (2021) |
Budget (Bn HUF) |
Name of the scheme/ Call for proposal (2022) |
Budget (Bn HUF) |
Name of the scheme/ Call for proposal (2023) |
Budget (Bn HUF) |
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| Innovation Sub-fund 2021-2023 |
Support for market-driven RDI projects Support for market-driven RDI projects 2020-1.1.2-PIACI KFI |
59,06 | Support for market-driven RDI projects Support for market-driven RDI projects 2021-1.1.3-PIACI KFI |
50,00 | Support for Innovation Projects in Focus Areas 2023-1.1.1-PIACI_FÓKUSZ |
35,00 |
| Fast track programme Fast track 2020-1.1.5-GYORSÍTÓSÁV |
3,00 | Fast track programme Fast track 2021-1.1.4-GYORSÍTÓSÁV |
12,85 | Fast track programme (Call for proposal will be announced later) |
2,00 | |
| Intellectual property Support of activities fostering the domestic and international protection of intellectual property with the aim of facilitating the utilisation of such intellectual property 2020-1.1.3-IPARJOG, 2021-1.1.1-IPARJOG |
0,40 | Intellectual property Support of activities fostering the domestic and international protection of intellectual property with the aim of facilitating the utilisation of such intellectual property 2020-1.1.3-IPARJOG, 2021-1.1.1-IPARJOG |
0,40 | Intellectual property Support of activities fostering the domestic and international protection of intellectual property with the aim of facilitating the utilisation of such intellectual property 2020-1.1.3-IPARJOG, 2021-1.1.1-IPARJOG |
0,50 | |
| International programmes Support for participation in the ECSEL joint EU initiative 2019-2.1.3-NEMZ_ECSEL; Support for participation in joint EU initiatives 2019-2.1.2-NEMZ; Funding for Hungarian Summer Internship programmes for hungarian university students studying in the UK, Germany or Austria 2020-1.2.1-GYAK; Support for Hungarian participation in EIT KIC 2021-1.2.1-EIT-KIC; Support to bilateral science and technology (S&T) cooperations 2021-1.2.4-TÉT; Support for Hungarian participation in the applied research and development programme in Hungarian–Russian cooperation 2021-1.2.5-TÉT-IPARI-RU; Call for proposals: Support of Hungarian organisations successfully participating in joint international ERA-NET COFUND and EJP COFUND programmes 2019-2.1.7-ERA-NET; Support for Hungarian participation in the EUREKA programme 2020-1.2.3-EUREKA; Horizon Europe Accelerator booster call 2021-1.2.2-EU_KKV; Call for proposals to foster Hungarian participation in the Horizon Europe programme and other joint programmes of the European Union 2021-1.2.3-EU_KP; Support for the use of international and national research infrastructures 2021-4.1.2-NEMZ_KI; Support for Hungarian participation in the applied research and development programme in Hungarian–Moroccan cooperation 2021-1.2.6-TÉT-IPARI-MA |
3,50 | International programmes Call for proposals: Support of Hungarian organisations successfully participating in joint international ERA-NET COFUND and EJP COFUND programmes 2019-2.1.7-ERA-NET; Support for Hungarian participation in the EUREKA programme 2022-1.2.4-EUREKA; Horizon Europe Accelerator booster call 2021-1.2.2-EU_KKV; Call for proposals to foster Hungarian participation in the Horizon Europe programme and other joint programmes of the European Union 2021-1.2.3-EU_KP; Support for the use of international and national research infrastructures 2021-4.1.2-NEMZ_KI; Support for Hungarian participation in the applied research and development programme in Hungarian-Turkish cooperation 2022-1.2.6-TÉT-IPARI-TR; Support for summer internships for Hungarian students studying abroad 2022-1.2.3-GYAK; Support for Hungarian participation in the applied research and development programme in Hungarian–Uzbek cooperation 2022-1.2.2-TÉT-IPARI-UZ; Support for Hungarian participation in the applied research and development programme in Hungarian–Korean cooperation 2022-1.2.5-TÉT-IPARI-KR |
6,00 | International programmes Call for proposals to foster Hungarian participation in the Horizon Europe programme and other joint programmes of the European Union 2021-1.2.3-EU_KP; Support for the use of international and national research infrastructures 2021-4.1.2-NEMZ_KI; Support to bilateral science and technology (S&T) cooperations; Support for Hungarian participation in the EUREKA programme 2022-1.2.4-EUREKA; Support for participation in the Horizon Europe Key Digital Technologies (KDT) partnership 2022-1.2.8-KDT |
6,10 | |
| Investment in the future Fund Investment in the future 2020-1.1.6-JÖVŐ |
7,00 | Centres of excellence Establishing and developing centres of excellence 2022-1.1.1-KK |
20,70 | Incubator Support Scheme (Call for proposal will be announced later) |
5,00 | |
| Development of an applied research network Participation in the National Network of Applied Research Institutes 2021-1.1.2-AKH |
1,63 | Startup Programme Startup Programme 2022-1.1.2-STARTUP |
4,06 | Research Excellence ‘Proof of Concept’ Programme (Call for proposal will be announced later) |
3,00 | |
| University Innovation Ecosystema University Innovation Ecosystema 2019-1.2.1-EGYETEMI ÖKO |
4,00 | |||||
| KKV Start programme KKV Start Innovation 2020-1.1.1-KKV START |
12,00 | |||||
| Research Sub-fund 2021-2023 |
Thematic Excellence Programme (National-Health-Defence) Thematic Excellence Programme 2021 TKP2021 |
75,00 | ||||
| New National Excellence Programme | 0,600 | New National Excellence Programme | 0,828 | New National Excellence Programme | 0,710 | |
| Call for Research Scholarship Applications for Undergraduate Students ÚNKP-21-1 |
Call for Research Scholarship Applications for Undergraduate Students ÚNKP-22-1 |
Call for Research Scholarship Applications for Undergraduate Students ÚNKP-23-1 |
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| Call for Research Scholarship Applications for Graduate Students ÚNKP-21-2 |
Call for Research Scholarship Applications for Graduate Students ÚNKP-22-2 |
Call for Research Scholarship Applications for Graduate Students ÚNKP-23-2 |
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| Call for Research Scholarship Applications for PhD Students ÚNKP-21-3 |
1,00 | Call for Research Scholarship Applications for PhD Students ÚNKP-22-3 |
1,20 | Call for Research Scholarship Applications for PhD Students ÚNKP-23-3 |
1,029 | |
| “Power Up Science!” Call for Research Scholarship Applications for Doctoral Candidate sand ÚNKP-21-4 |
0,832 | “Power Up Science!” Call for Research Scholarship Applications for Doctoral Candidate sand ÚNKP-22-4 |
1,052 | “Power Up Science!” Call for Research Scholarship Applications for Doctoral Candidate sand ÚNKP-23-4 |
0,902 | |
| Call for Scholarship Applications for Bolyai+ Higher Education Teachers and Researchers ÚNKP-21-5 |
1,40 | Call for Scholarship Applications for Bolyai+ Higher Education Teachers and Researchers ÚNKP-22-5 |
0,70 | Call for Scholarship Applications for Bolyai+ Higher Education Teachers and Researchers ÚNKP-23-5 | 0,60 | |
| “Power up your Talent!” Call for Research Scholarship Applications for New Higher Education Students ÚNKP-21-6 |
0,168 | “Power up your Talent!” Call for Research Scholarship Applications for New Higher Education Students ÚNKP-22-6 |
0,220 | “Power up your Talent!” Call for Research Scholarship Applications for New Higher Education Students ÚNKP-23-6 |
0,189 | |
| Cooperative Doctoral Programme Cooperative Doctoral Programme KDP-2021 |
4,894 | Cooperative Doctoral Programme Cooperative Doctoral Programme KDP-2021 |
2,832 | Cooperative Doctoral Programme Cooperative Doctoral Programme KDP-2023 |
5,070 | |
| Postdoctoral and Young researchers’ excellence programme and Call for thematic research projects Postdoctoral and Young researchers’ excellence programme and Call for thematic research projects (OTKA) PD_21, FK_21, K_21, ANN_21, SNN_21 |
12,90 | Postdoctoral and Young researchers’ excellence programme and Call for thematic research projects Postdoctoral and Young researchers’ excellence programme and Call for thematic research projects (OTKA) PD_22, FK_22, K_22, ANN_22, SNN_22 |
13,50 | Postdoctoral and Young researchers’ excellence programme and Call for thematic research projects Postdoctoral and Young researchers’ excellence programme and Call for thematic research projects (OTKA) PD_23, FK_23, K_23, SNN_23 |
13,50 | |
| Forefront – Research Excellence Programme Forefront – Research Excellence Programme KKP_21 |
3,00 | Forefront – Research Excellence Programme Forefront – Research Excellence Programme KKP_22 |
3,00 | Forefront Plus – Research Excellence Programme (Call for proposal will be announced later) |
5,00 | |
| Patronage Programme Science Patronage Programme MEC_21 |
1,00 | Building the Selye János Student Lab network Building the Selye János Student Lab network 2022-3.1.1-DIÁKLABOR |
2,00 | |||
| National Laboratories Sub-fund 2022 |
National Laboratories Establishment and complex development of the National Laboratories 2022-2.1.1-NL |
26,60 | ||||
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