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First Hungarian Patients Receive Domestically Produced Remdesivir

First Hungarian Patients Receive Domestically Produced Remdesivir

The first few Hungarian patients have received doses of the domestically manufactured Covid-19 drug Remdesivir at the clinic of Debrecen University, the university’s press office said.
Dr. Zsuzsa Deli-Gray, Director, ESSCA School Of Management, Budapest

Dr. Zsuzsa Deli-Gray, Director, ESSCA School Of Management, Budapest

  • 22 Jul 2020 12:50 PM
She holds the position of Professor of International Marketing & Logistics as well as Director of the Budapest Campus of the world-renowned ESSCA School of Management.
Switzerland's Sensirion To Set Up Plant In Hungary

Switzerland's Sensirion To Set Up Plant In Hungary

Swiss sensor maker Sensirion announced plans to establish a production base in Debrecen, in eastern Hungary. The plant, being built and financed by a local “build-to-suit” partner, will meet growing demand for sensors.
Hungarian Government Approves Debrecen's Ten-Year Development Programme

Hungarian Government Approves Debrecen's Ten-Year Development Programme

The government has approved a 600 billion forint (EUR 1.73bn) ten-year development plan for Debrecen to consolidate the city’s position as the centre of eastern Hungary, the innovation and technology minister said.
Minister Signs Covid-19 Vaccine Production Pact With University Of Debrecen

Minister Signs Covid-19 Vaccine Production Pact With University Of Debrecen

Hungary’s goal is to become self-sufficient in vaccine production, similarly to other areas, the human resources minister said, after signing a cooperation agreement on vaccine production with the University of Debrecen in Budapest.
Medical Universities Mapping Virus In Hungary Via New Screening Programme

Medical Universities Mapping Virus In Hungary Via New Screening Programme

Hungary’s medical universities are launching a screening programme on Friday to estimate the actual number of people infected with novel coronavirus and their spread across the country, Béla Merkely, the head of Budapest’s Semmelweis University, said.
Six Hungarian Universities Listed On 'The Impact Rankings'

Six Hungarian Universities Listed On 'The Impact Rankings'

Six Hungarian universities have achieved a ranking on the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings (THE Impact Rankings), a state secretary of the innovation and technology ministry said.
Weather Affects Virus Transmission, Claims Debrecen University

Weather Affects Virus Transmission, Claims Debrecen University

From sunshine to temperature and rain to humidity, all weather elements affect the spread of viruses, Sándor Szegedi, the head of the meteorological department of the University of Debrecen (DE) said in a statement on the institution’s web portal yesterday.
Enrollment In Higher Education Drops Sharply In Hungary

Enrollment In Higher Education Drops Sharply In Hungary

The number of students enrolling in higher education in Hungary dropped sharply this year, falling by 20,000 to 91,400 compared with the previous year, the daily Népszava said.
First Hungarian Patients Receive Domestically Produced Remdesivir

First Hungarian Patients Receive Domestically Produced Remdesivir

The first few Hungarian patients have received doses of the domestically manufactured Covid-19 drug Remdesivir at the clinic of Debrecen University, the university’s press office said.
Dr. Zsuzsa Deli-Gray, Director, ESSCA School Of Management, Budapest

Dr. Zsuzsa Deli-Gray, Director, ESSCA School Of Management, Budapest

  • 22 Jul 2020 12:50 PM
She holds the position of Professor of International Marketing & Logistics as well as Director of the Budapest Campus of the world-renowned ESSCA School of Management.
Switzerland's Sensirion To Set Up Plant In Hungary

Switzerland's Sensirion To Set Up Plant In Hungary

Swiss sensor maker Sensirion announced plans to establish a production base in Debrecen, in eastern Hungary. The plant, being built and financed by a local “build-to-suit” partner, will meet growing demand for sensors.
Hungarian Government Approves Debrecen's Ten-Year Development Programme

Hungarian Government Approves Debrecen's Ten-Year Development Programme

The government has approved a 600 billion forint (EUR 1.73bn) ten-year development plan for Debrecen to consolidate the city’s position as the centre of eastern Hungary, the innovation and technology minister said.
Minister Signs Covid-19 Vaccine Production Pact With University Of Debrecen

Minister Signs Covid-19 Vaccine Production Pact With University Of Debrecen

Hungary’s goal is to become self-sufficient in vaccine production, similarly to other areas, the human resources minister said, after signing a cooperation agreement on vaccine production with the University of Debrecen in Budapest.
Medical Universities Mapping Virus In Hungary Via New Screening Programme

Medical Universities Mapping Virus In Hungary Via New Screening Programme

Hungary’s medical universities are launching a screening programme on Friday to estimate the actual number of people infected with novel coronavirus and their spread across the country, Béla Merkely, the head of Budapest’s Semmelweis University, said.
Six Hungarian Universities Listed On 'The Impact Rankings'

Six Hungarian Universities Listed On 'The Impact Rankings'

Six Hungarian universities have achieved a ranking on the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings (THE Impact Rankings), a state secretary of the innovation and technology ministry said.
Weather Affects Virus Transmission, Claims Debrecen University

Weather Affects Virus Transmission, Claims Debrecen University

From sunshine to temperature and rain to humidity, all weather elements affect the spread of viruses, Sándor Szegedi, the head of the meteorological department of the University of Debrecen (DE) said in a statement on the institution’s web portal yesterday.
Enrollment In Higher Education Drops Sharply In Hungary

Enrollment In Higher Education Drops Sharply In Hungary

The number of students enrolling in higher education in Hungary dropped sharply this year, falling by 20,000 to 91,400 compared with the previous year, the daily Népszava said.