For the first time in two years, SZTAKI welcomed visitors in person during the international programme series of Researchers’ Night. At the event on 30 September 2022, visitors could find something to do as early as 2 pm, when the first programme opened: devil's cloaks and logic games in the community space of the Kende Street building.

Balázs Németh, researcher of Coprologs, received the Bolyai Medal along with thirteen other researchers. The plaque was presented in the Hall of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences by Tamás Freund, President of the Academy.

József Váncza, Head of the Research Laboratory for Engineering & Management Intelligence at SZTAKI, lead researcher of Coprologs, was elected as a member of the CIRP Council at the 71st General Assembly of the organisation.

Joint exhibition of the Fraunhofer Society and SZTAKI opened in Stuttgart

In the Innovation and Demo Space (IDS), some of SZTAKI’s most recent research and development results were presented and demonstrated. SZTAKI is part of the Eötvös Loránd Research Network (ELKH).

Dr. J. Váncza, the Head of the Research Laboratory on Engineering & Management Intelligence at SZTAKI and a lead researcher of Coprologs, was awarded the International Dennis Gabor Award – named after the Hungarian-born Nobel laureate Dennis Gabor – at the end of last year, but received the prize only in May this year due to earlier restrictions and measures related to COVID-19.

The institute was represented at the event held at the University of Győr on 13 April 2022 with a drawing robot presented by the Research Laboratory on Engineering & Management Intelligence.

A SZTAKI és a Fraunhofer Társaság közös vállalata, az EPIC InnoLabs által szervezett eseményen iparági szakemberek tartottak szakmai előadásokat. Mindegy 140 vendég vett részt az április 12-i egész napos rendezvényen.

The COPROLOGS project, launched on 1 January 2022 under the leadership of József Váncza, Head of the Research Laboratory for Engineering and Business Intelligence at SZTAKI, focuses on the challenges of the circular economy. The project, officially named "Research on cooperative manufacturing and logistics systems to support a competitive and sustainable economy", is funded by the NRDIH.