Conference of the Returned Hungarian Fulbright Grantees of 2023-2024 Part II

10 returned Hungarian alumni of The Fulbright Program of 2023-2024 academic year presented on their teaching/research and personal experience in a public conference.

Special thanks to US scholar section chairs Christopher Grayson ’24 and Grant Currier ’23 for their contribution.

• Kristóf Pap (’23 NYU School of Law): The reform of international investment law
• Eszter Szép (’23 University of Oregon): Graphic Narratives and Design
• Barnabás Szászi (’23 Harvard Business School): What are the most effective ways to increase happiness worldwide?
• Gabriella Lükő (’23 Colorado School of Mines): Surface heat exchange processes over the Great Lakes in winter
• Veronika Hornyák Gracza (’23 American University): The other side of the same coin: gender equality, military operations and defence policy across the Atlantic
• Judit Kis (’23 University of North Texas): Optomotry-based investigation of a novel anti-glaucoma agent
• Viktor Németh (’23 New York University): The importance and role of restorative mediation in cases of property crime
• Andrea Timár (’23 Brown University): Hannah Arendt and Literature
• Attila Császár (’23 NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory / Caltech): Networking in spectroscopy and in California
• Krisztina Petra Gula (’23 UC Berkeley): On the Borderline of Criminal Justice and Mental Health: Mental Health Courts in California