Pécs, 23 September 2025 – The Central Danube Development Agency Nonprofit Ltd. (CDDA) and the University of Pécs (UP) jointly organised the opening conference of the PATHS ("Personalised Approach to Territorial Life and Career Support") project within the framework of the Danube Transnational Programme.
A new international initiative, GeoBuilding, was officially launched on 1 September 2025 to help communities in Hungary and Croatia harness the power of geothermal energy for cleaner, more affordable, and sustainable heating and cooling.
The RTIT project launches an open call for SMEs and innovators in the Danube Region to boost innovation in sustainable, bio-based, and advanced materials. This initiative connects small and medium enterprises, research organizations, and stakeholders through knowledge transfer and demonstration activities aimed at accelerating research and technology transfer.
Danube Region Wood Industry Transformation Model towards Industry 4.0
DRWO4.0
Invitation and Agenda to Study Visit in Transylvania
September 2–6, 2025 | Sfântu Gheorghe & Tușnad Băi, Romania
The final meeting and dissemination event of the project took place in Pécs between 10-12, 2025. At the meeting, the partners discussed the tasks related to the completion of the project and the possibilities of further exploitation of the project results.
Project Code: DRP0301100
Duration: 36 months
Programme: Interreg Danube Region Programme
Total Budget: €2,516,726
✅ Online kurzus a közadat-újrahasznosítás jogi kereteiről – kkv-knak és közintézményeknek
A 2025-ös Magyar Tudomány Éve rendezvénysorozatának egy Kari programjára kerül sor március 24-én hétfőn: a VII. Hatékony Vízellátás Nemzetközi Konferencia lesz az MTA PAB Székházban. A nyitóelőadást a Magyar Mérnöki Kamara elnöke, Wagner Ernő fogja tartani, szó lesz katonai ivóvízbiztonsági témákról és a PTE Szivacsváros projekt bemutatása is szerepel az előadások között.
The University of Zagreb, Faculty of Economics & Business hosted the third workshop and the meeting of all project partners – the University of Pecs (Hungary), Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań (Poland), the University of Zagreb (Croatia) and Sapientia University (Romania).