Kata Baranyi is developing a mobile application for dog and cat owners, Elias Schwab would bring a uniquely formulated product to the market that improves dental hygiene for dogs, while the idea of Jad Zouein, Lara Yaghi and Yara Sfeir is aimed at using microalgae as a feed additive. They won 1-1 million HUF to move forward with their idea.

The Waste Warriors team finished in second place with a solution designed to combat food waste, primarily for businesses and the third was the Foo Foo team, which offers an online information solution aimed at young pet owners.

The Kaposvár Campus of MATE hosted the 36th Hungarian Scientific Student Conference (OTDK) in the Agricultural Science Section, which took place from April 4-6. 20 students from the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest competed at the event with outstanding results.

The establishment of the EQUUS Club of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest was significantly influenced by László Bucsy and György Hamar, university students in 1967 and 1968.

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Dr. István Bajkai. He was a highly respected lawyer, a member of parliament, and a valued member of the Marek József Foundation’s board of trustees. He passed away on April 23, 2023, at the age of 59. Arrangements for the funeral will be made

It’s time to share the challenges with you for the VETATHON next week. We introduce three challenges of which each team can choose one. Click!

In a collaboration between the Eötvös Loránd Research Network (ELKH) and the University of Veterinary Medicine (ÁTE), the ELKH-ÁTE Climate Change: New Blood-Sucking Parasites and Vector-Borne Pathogens Research Group, led by Dr. Gergő Keve and Prof. Sándor Hornok, conducted a nationwide study to examine the spatial distribution of ticks parasitizing birds. In the western region

One university, four nations, and five colourful career paths. Belgian, Finnish, German, and Norwegian veterinarians spoke about shaping their professional journeys at the Career Day held at the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest.

The aim of the Ambassador System is to set up an international environment for young scientists in Hungary and to internationalise PhD education within the country by crossing boundaries, we would like to facilitate global scientific connections, involving foreign PhD candidates currently doing their research in one of the Hungarian higher education institutions.