A decision has been adopted on providing domestic funding to projects implemented in the framework of international science and technology (S&T) cooperation calls.
A decision has been adopted on providing domestic funding to projects implemented in the framework of international science and technology (S&T) cooperation calls.
The free-to-use telemedicine system developed by 77 Elektronika Kft. in Hungary is revolutionizing online remote medical services. The project, funded by the National Research, Development and Innovation Fund, aimed to personalise the treatment of patients with or at the early stages of diabetes. That’s why the Dcont® eNAPLÓ platform was created, where people with a Dcont® blood glucose meter can upload their measured data quickly and easily. These are supported by a number of graphs and statistics to help the patient’s orientation and the work of the medical specialist examining the data.
“Our grandchildren won’t even see it,” gloomily predicted the famous city-preservation TV program in the turn of the century. “We ourselves won’t even see it,” and this could well be the slogan of a modern small business in Sopron. But this is exceptionally good news: the biodegradable plastic bags they produce, made from biodegradable film, “disappear” in less than two months if composted properly. The development, supported by the National Research, Development and Innovation Fund, will do much to change the generation of plastic bags used in commerce and reduce the environmental pollution caused by packaging materials.
The new generation scaffolding system developed by Caadex Kft. is currently unrivalled on the market. Not only is it more stable and safer than other solutions, but its intelligent sensors can alert the user if the scaffold is not assembled correctly or if the structure needs maintenance or inspection. The “smart scaffolding” creates a much safer working environment in the construction industry than traditional solutions, and its costs are not significantly higher.
Join us for the “Towards a strengthened European cooperation in Brain health research” conference hosted by the Hungarian Presidency! The event will be held from December 9-10, 2024, in the stunning city of Budapest. Don’t miss this unique chance to connect and network with representatives and experts from across Europe!
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Join us for the Skills Development for Smart Specialization conference under the Hungarian Presidency! The event will take place on 2-3 December 2024 in the beautiful city of Budapest. Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity to meet and network with representatives and experts from all over Europe!
In cooperation with the European Commission and the EOSC Association - hybrid event.
The conference aims to promote the importance of a multi-stakeholder approach to maximise the societal impact of brain research, to gather feedback on challenges and best practices in collaboration, and to discuss ways to foster effective and dynamic pan-European research and innovation collaboration.
BIOEAST and Beyond’ high-level conference on Central and Eastern European research and innovation priorities in the context of sustainable soil and freshwater resilience, food systems security and bioeconomy related policies.
Improving education and training is essential to equip individuals with the skills needed for green digital technologies. The conference will address different aspects of skills development and smart specialisation, involving EU and national policy makers and experts.