The growing list of companies and institutions collaborating with the University of Miskolc continues to expand. On Monday, the university signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Unicranes and Logistics Ltd., a key player in the logistics sector.
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Dr. Helga Kovács, our researcher, has been awarded the János Bolyai Research Scolarship of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
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“The conference series has a 62-year history. This is the second time it’s being held in Hungary, and the first time in Miskolc. Crushing and classification may not sound familiar, but they actually form the foundation of our lives. Life without materials is unimaginable, and we extract these materials from the earth, the Earth’s crust, or more recently, from secondary raw materials. That’s why the field of crushing and classification is so important,” said Prof. Dr. József Faitli, President of the 18th European Symposium on Comminution and Classification and professor at the Institute of Raw Material Preparation and Environmental Technology at the University of Miskolc.
He added that the University of Miskolc earned the right to host the symposium thanks to its unique master’s program in Process Engineering for Raw Material Production—offered nowhere else in Hungary.
Full article: https://www.eszakhirnok.com/2024/06/25/miskolci-egyetem-nyersanyagelokeszites-es-kornyezettechnologia-intezete/
To secure the right to host the 18th European Crushing and Sorting Symposium, the University of Miskolc leveraged its environmental technology courses and research. The training for specialists in the preparation of recyclable raw materials is offered exclusively here in Hungary.
Full article: https://minap.hu/oktatas/2024/06/24/kornyezettechnologiai-vilagkonferencia-kezdodott-az-egyetemvarosban
Györkös Péter, Head of Materials and Product Flow at MOHU Zrt., gave an insightful presentation titled “The Waste Management System in Hungary for Developing a Circular Economy” at the TIP CLUB event. The presentation highlighted the current state of waste management in Hungary and the strategies aimed at facilitating the transition towards a circular economy.
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Árpád Helmeczi presented how the practices of environmentally conscious product design contribute to a sustainable future.
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István Zsolt, head of the RDI Management Department at the University of Miskolc, presented the practices of industry-university collaboration!
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At our TIP CLUB event, Dr. Imre Gombkötő reviewed the innovation opportunities for developing a circular economy during his presentation, emphasizing the importance of the region’s innovation capacity in relation to GDP and mobility within the EU.
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Dr. Karthikeyan Natarajan, funding advisor for research services at LUT University, shared inspiring practices for establishing university-industry collaborations.
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At the “Innovation Opportunities for Building a Circular Economy” TIP CLUB event, key factors for creating a sustainable future and the role of innovation were highlighted through various presentations. The event, which was closely linked to the CiRCLETECH project coordinated by the University of Miskolc, brought together experts who shared their insights and experiences in recycling, waste processing, eco-friendly production, and energy transition—paving the way for the development of a circular economy. The importance of the event was further underlined by the participation of researchers and innovation professionals from the University of Miskolc’s Finnish project partner, Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology (LUT).
Full article: https://fiek.uni-miskolc.hu/2024/02/19/innovacios-lehetosegek-a-korforgasos-gazdasagert/
