Within the Electric Power Engineering course (HU), students had the opportunity to try themselves in a complex, real-time energy production-market simulation game (Energetica). Through the interactive educational platform developed by ETH in Zurich, students could experience in practice the challenges and decision-making situations faced by market participants in a modern electricity system.
The Smart Power Lab research group has won the CELSA research grant for the second time; together with KU Leuven and the University of Ljubljana, they are investigating the role of consumer equipment to ensure system stability.
András Galó, a doctoral student at VET and researcher at SPL, received the prestigious Nádor József Award in 2025 and again this year for his outstanding work.
The global community has created a continuously updated list (https://bit.ly/ua-table) of laboratories that can host war-refugee scientists at all career levels.