Hungary Exhibition Presents Tender

The exhibition can be viewed in the auditorium opening from the hall of the K building of the Technical University. Those interested can get an insight into the activities of the faculties get to know their research results as well as come up with the inventions of famous technical universities and BME relics.An exhibition entitled From Elementary Particles to Outer Space has been opened at the newly handed over visitor center of BME which can be visited free of charge in the K building of the university from 30 May. As Tibor Czigny the rector of the Technical University put it at the presentation of the exhibition We have created an exhibition at the BME Visitor Center the viewing of which is also an experience for high school students interested in technical university courses our foreign guests and former students.The exhibition presents the unusual achievements of the university the traditions and innovations of its courses of national economic significance thus providing a worthy space for the presentation of the research of the current and current students it can be read on the universitys website . With all this the institution also celebrates its 240th anniversary its history and outstanding successes rich in events of domestic and international significance.Visitors can see the main milestones of the Technical University on a timeline from the founding of the predecessor institution the Institutum Geometrico-Hydrotechnicum in 1782 to the rise of the university order and its involvement in the 56 war of independence. The results of recent years can also be read on the timeline such as 2020 when BME joined the 9-member EELISA European Engineering Learning Innovation Science Alliance university association or 2021 when the BME Balatonfred Knowledge Center opened its doors.In the visitor center you can see the historical and research development curiosities of the university. A copy of the rectors chain the original of which was donated to the institution by Prince Joseph of Habsburg in 1909 is the SMOG-1 the smallest small satellite in the world weighing only 5x5x5 cm. The molecular model of the Cavinton drug developed with the help of BME the glass concrete development of Litracon an architect from E Losonczi employed at BME and a self-driving model car designed by BME students can be seen.In the exhibition space each of the eight technical faculties will present itself with an installation which will show pictorial and video content as well as faculty-developed tools and equipment. We can learn about the work of the first Hungarian architect Marianne Vrnay the research topics of the Nobel Prize-winning Gyrgy Olh University of Technology read about the latest results in the development of drones and see for example innovative building materials made from recycled glass.