At our 2025 Researchers’ Night program, we welcomed many returning guests and familiar faces, but we were also delighted to meet new ones. This event serves as an important channel of science communication, where the researchers of our university faculty could share details of their work with the public.
During the evening, visitors had the chance to explore the wide spectrum of robotics—from industrial robotics to humanoid robots—while, as in previous years, the LEGO robot competition was not to be missed. The sounds of algorithmic music also filled the air, and the learning capabilities of artificial intelligence were among the featured topics. The agricultural and environmental applications of the Sentinel–2 satellite pair, as well as the intriguing solutions to incomplete map coordinates, proved just as popular with visitors as the pneumatic playground and the retro gaming corner. Brain-teaser puzzles, IT-themed activity games, virtual reality, and hands-on physics experiments all contributed to making science come alive in the hands of curious participants throughout the evening.
We thank everyone who joined us on this special night. We are also grateful to our Partners for being with us—namely Fejérvíz Zrt., Alba Innovár, Kyndryl Hungary Kft., and EnterPartner Kft.
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