Conference of the Returned Hungarian Fulbright Grantees of 2023-2024

Written by Fulbright on 10/16/2024. Posted in News

9 returned Hungarian alumni of The Fulbright Program of 2023-2024 academic year presented on their teaching/research and personal experience in a public conference at Corvinus University of Budapest recently inaugurated, future-oriented new Gellért Campus with inspiring and innovative spaces.

The event began with opening remarks from Prof. Tamás Magyarics, Chair of the Fulbright Commission Board.

We were also honored to hear from Melissa Quartell, Cultural Attaché, U.S. Embassy Budapest, who shared heartfelt words of encouragement and appreciation celebrating knowledge, innovation, and the power of international collaboration.

Finally, Rodrigo Ballester, Ministerial Commissioner for Higher Education, Ministry of Culture and Innovation welcomed the audience on behalf of the Minister.

  • Bálint Béres (’23 City of Hope Beckman Research Institute): Quantitative analysis of Extracellular Vesicles
  • Kata Hubai (’23 Humphrey Fellowship Program at Vanderbilt Peabody College): Supporting novice teachers’ transitioning into in-service teaching
  • Sára Török (’23 FLTA at Indiana University): My Year In Indiana
  • Máté Szórád (’23 UCLA Extension): Budapest to Hollywood and Back: Production Services Across Continents
  • Szilvia Néveri Varagya (’23 Harrisburg University of Science and Technology): What Voters Want? Political Polarization Through Leadership Preferences
  • Patrik Pördi (’22 University of Maryland / Maryland Applied Graduate Engineering): Studying robotics in the greater DC area combined with dynamic drone startup collaboration in Utah
  • József Balázs Fejes (’23 Rutgers University): Research on Motivation and a Researcher’s Motivation
  • Andrea Soós (’23 Fulbright Schuman Grantee at Center for Architecture (AIANY)): Transatlantic Relations in Architecture
  • Soma Papp (’23 Colorado State University): Scribing with lasers – novel sensor platform for diagnostic tests

Special thanks to US scholar section chairs Cynthia Horne ’24 and Peter Fuleky ’24 for their contribution.

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