The prestigious international event, the , will take place on May 21–22, 2026, in Budapest at the buildings of Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME). This two-day, free scientific conference is jointly organized by HUN-REN Hungarian Research Network and one of Asia’s most prestigious and innovative technical universities, Nanyang Technological University, with the distinguished partnership of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics.

Bringing together some of the world’s leading experts, the event focuses on the scientific, industrial, and societal aspects of artificial intelligence. The aim of this prestigious symposium is to foster scientific dialogue and strengthen interinstitutional and international collaborations by bringing together globally recognized researchers and institutions in the field of artificial intelligence on a single platform. A key objective is to provide Hungarian researchers, young talents, university communities, developers, and innovative companies in Budapest with direct access to the international forefront of AI.

Participation may be particularly valuable for the university community because it:

• provides direct insight into the most important international trends and research directions in artificial intelligence, as well as into the scientific and innovation-driven thinking shaping the future;
• offers a unique learning opportunity, allowing participants to discover the latest results, application areas, and future prospects of the field from internationally renowned researchers and speakers;
• provides professional inspiration for students, researchers, and faculty members by offering first-hand insight into the scientific and industrial career paths, research directions, and collaboration models emerging in the field of artificial intelligence;
• creates meaningful networking opportunities by serving as a meeting point for academia, the research community, students, and representatives of the technology industry;
• may facilitate the establishment of future collaborations, including research partnerships, professional communities, industrial cooperation, or even future career opportunities;
• ensures a highly inspiring and professionally outstanding participation experience thanks to the internationally acclaimed speakers and the high prestige of the event.

Participation is free of charge, but registration and confirmation are required.

Date: May 21–22, 2026
Venue: Budapest, BME buildings
Website and registration: HUN-REN AI Symposium 2026

The Faculty Scientific Student’s Association’s Conference will take place on April 29, 2026. We warmly welcome all interested participants.

Global Business and Economic Transformations Section

Comittee: 

• Neumanné Dr. Virág Ildikó
• Dr. Koczor-Keul Melinda
• Dr. Kozma Dorottya Edina
• Veres Tímea

Venue: Building A, Room A4

9:00 Khatun Salma: A Quasi-Experimental Analysis of Quality Frameworks and Defect Reduction: A Case Study of Schneider Electric’s Supplier Development (Supervisor: Dr. Németh Kornél)

9:25 Hantos József: Alternative Capital Market Theories in an Aggregated Market Environment (Supervisor: Dr. Nagy Andrea Magda) 

9:50 Keophilavong Ketoudong: The Study of that Lao China Railway Impact for Economic and Business Transformation in Laos (Supervisor: Dr. Nagy Andrea Magda)

10:15 Condor Huaman Juan Braulio: The Chancay megaport and its impact on Peru – China trade relations and Peru´s integration into global value chains (Supervisor: Dr. Szikszai Szabolcs)

10:40 Carvalho D’Alva Elvira: Implications of Vertical Integration for Tiered Automotive Suppliers — Case study: Videoton Autóelektronika in the Context of BYD’s Market Entry in Hungary (Supervisor: Dr. Nagy Andrea Magda) 

Contemporary Issues in Management and Consumer Behavior Section

Comittee: 

• Dr. Madarász Eszter
• Dr. László Veronika
• Király Tünde
• Simon Dóra

Venue: Building A, Room A5

9:00 Mádl Gabriella:  Consumers’ perception of XR products (Supervisor: Dr. Hiezl Kitti)

9:25 Abujalghif Amjed Jamil Mohamad: Bridging Operational Sustainability and Guest Behaviour in Hospitality: Designing a Dual-View Conceptual Framework (Supervisor: Dr. Marton Zsuzsanna)

9:50 Gesztesi Balázs Bence: Empirical examination of the positive impact of gamified teaching methods on university students’ knowledge and attitudes about Greenwashing (Supervisor: Dr. Kővári Edit Mária)

10:15 Reinaldo Pérez Maria Karla: The impact of cultural awareness adaptative leadership behaviors emotional and digital intelligence on multicultural leadership (Supervisor: Dr. Kővári Edit Mária) 

The program is implemented within the framework of project NTP-HHTDK-25-0019 titled “Participation in the National Scientific Students’ Conference and its workshops, as well as the implementation of organizational tasks.”

The Institutional Scientific Students’ Conference will be held on November 26, 2025. Everyone interested is warmly welcome to attend.

Program of the Economics Section divisions:

8:00 – Registration (Building “B” Hall)
8:30 – Jury briefing (Building “A” Room A/3)
9:00 – Section sessions
From 15:30 – Award ceremony (Building “B” Hall)

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How can we process scientific information? Can we discern between real scientific results and fake news? How does the media report scientific results?

The Science for All sub-project of the National Laboratory for Social Innovation (TINLAB) project seeks to answer these questions.

Within the framework of the sub-project, the students of the University of Pannonia participated in a one-day science communication training led by Dr. Judit Sulyok on 12 of April 2024.

During the English-language training, which was held as part of the International Week from 8-12 April, students were given an insight into the current situation and challenges of science communication, and were able to test their knowledge and skills on how to interpret the results of scientific research through practical, playful exercises.

The training was implemented under the project RRF-2.3.1-21-2022-00013 “National Laboratory for Social Innovation”, in the framework of the Széchenyi Plan Plus programme, with the support of the European Union’s Instrument for Recovery and Resilience.