The Keleti Károly Faculty of Business and Management recently organized a series of four major international scientific conferences. Over the span of four days, the faculty served as a meeting point for scholars, educators, and industry professionals from around the world. The events, held under the auspices of the International Society for Research in Education and Science (ISRES), addressed a wide spectrum of research areas, highlighting the university’s role as a hub for interdisciplinary dialogue.
Held in parallel with the other sessions, this conference gathered over 200 experts on animal health, sustainable agriculture, and emerging life‑science technologies. Topics ranged from precision livestock farming to genomics‑driven crop improvement, offering attendees a comprehensive view of the latest methodological advances.
Business scholars and practice leaders presented cutting‑edge research on digital transformation, supply‑chain resilience, and sustainable value creation. The conference highlighted the intersection of traditional management theory with emerging data‑driven strategies.
Covering foundational research from chemistry to materials science, this event showcased breakthroughs in nanotechnology, renewable energy storage, and computational modeling.
The focus here revolved around educational technology, curriculum design, and assessment innovation. Visionary educators explored how AI, augmented reality, and open‑source platforms can reshape learning environments.
Each conference not only presented new findings but also fostered partnerships across borders. The themes reflect the faculty’s strategic priorities: innovation, sustainability, and digitalization.
Speakers examined how algorithmic decision‑making is redefining managerial roles. Several sessions offered workshops on implementing AI‑driven analytics in small‑to‑medium enterprises, providing actionable tools for participants.
With a global focus on food security, the conference featured case studies from Sub‑Saharan Africa and the Mekong Delta. Researchers demonstrated how sensor networks can monitor livestock health in real time, reducing veterinary costs and improving productivity.
Discussions on nanomaterials for energy storage highlighted cost‑effective pathways to commercial deployment. Computational scientists presented high‑throughput simulations that accelerate drug discovery, illustrating the power of interdisciplinary research.
Educators shared outcomes of blended‑learning pilots that integrated virtual labs into secondary curricula. The evidence suggests increased student engagement and measurable attainment gains.
The conferences proved that coordinated research can address global challenges. Participants expressed a common sentiment: international collaboration is no longer optional but essential.
Panel discussions included scholars from Hungary, Japan, Brazil, and the United States, leading to co‑authored papers and joint research proposals. These conversations set a framework for future multi‑institutional projects.
Organizers highlighted the role of the National Research, Development and Innovation Fund, and the MEC_24 grant program in sustaining such initiatives. The partnership between the university and the Ministry of Culture and Innovation demonstrates a commitment to science that translates into tangible outcomes.
For academics, students, and industry partners looking to join the momentum, there are several pathways available.
The university schedules a range of conferences throughout the year. Explore upcoming events on our conference portal and reserve your spot in advance.
Stakeholders may benefit from the TUKE‑OU Young Researchers’ Grant 2026, designed to support early‑career scholars with promising projects.
Students interested in research careers can apply for the university’s undergraduate and graduate programs. The Keleti Faculty offers specialized tracks in business analytics, agricultural science, and educational technology.
Participation in international academic conferences provides visibility, networking, and the chance to influence disciplinary trajectories. If you aim to contribute to the next wave of scientific innovation, consider submitting a paper, applying for a grant, or contacting the faculty for collaboration opportunities.
Contact the faculty’s research office via the online contact form to discuss potential partnerships or to learn how you can become part of the next conference. Whether you are a returning participant or a newcomer, your voice can shape the future of research at Obuda University.
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