FETI members, Ilona Rácz and Botond Marosfői, recently visited a chemical recycling pilot plant in Veszprémvarsány. This innovative facility is the result of a fruitful collaboration with BUSS ChemTech AG and a dynamic family business led by István Z...
We were honored to participate in the "II. Hungarian-Slovak Innovation Forum" held at the Slovnaft Refinery Gallery, organized by the Hungarian Embassy in Bratislava and the Liszt Institute in cooperation with the Slovak Innovation and Energy Agency ...
FETI is excited to collaborate with some of the most renowned European tertiary institutions in conducting its cutting-edge research on new metal cluster-based catalysts for CO2 hydrogenation and electroreduction. KU Leuven, Radboud University, and U...
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