Our Colleagues Awarded the János Bolyai Research Scholarship
We extend our sincere congratulations to Péter Babarczi and János Czentye on receiving the János Bolyai Research Scholarship.
We extend our sincere congratulations to Péter Babarczi and János Czentye on receiving the János Bolyai Research Scholarship.
The BME TMIT established the TMIT Top N Scholarship to recognize and support students with outstanding professional, scientific achievements. In 2026, the scholarship received an exceptionally high number of applications, and we are pleased to announce this year’s award recipients.
On June 2, 2026, the latest event of the Telecommunications and Artificial Intelligence series was held with the support of HTE.
We regret to announce that Dr. Iván Schmideg (1933–2026), Honorary Associate Professor at BME TMIT, has passed away.
‘Robot Girl’ is an AI that never tires, remains unbiased, and rapidly questions everyone. In short: less complaining, more data.
In connection with the ‘AI Hungary’ HTE Artificial Intelligence Symposium, Pál Varga and Gergely Hollósi appeared as guests on the ‘Gondolj Bele!’ podcast.
On 3 March, we will explore the relationship between Electrical Power Engineering and Artificial Intelligence together with leading experts from MVM, E.ON, MAVIR, OPUS Tigáz, and BME.
BME TMIT aims to recognize and encourage the work of students who excel academically or professionally through the TMIT Top N Scholarship.
Our colleague, Mátyás Bartalis, Executive Secretary of the 37th OTDK Informatics Science Section, along with Levente Bajczi (MIT), the section’s Student Representative, received the OTDT “Excellent TDK Organizer” award. Congratulations!
We are continuing the TMIT Industrial Partnership Program (TIPP) launched last year, and as part of the initiative, we are hosting another professional networking forum on 19 February 19 2026, for companies and students to connect.
Our colleagues Dr. Gábor Olaszy and Dr. Géza Németh were honored with an award from the Informatics for the Visually Impaired Foundation. Congratulations!
The CHIST-ERA SAMBAS project—Sustainable and Adaptive Ultra-High-Capacity Micro Base Stations—is nearing completion, funded by the Hungarian National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NRDI Office).