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Welcome at National Office for Research and Technology websiteThe National Office for Research and Technology (NKTH) has a key role in developing and implementing Hungary's science, technology and innovation policies. NKTH supports financially and by institutional means the creation, dissemination and exploitation of new knowledge and technology. Its activity is financed by the Research and Technology Innovation Fund. This public funding is recycled by NKTH into the Hungarian economy by supporting R&D activities, primarily through its system of calls for proposals.
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R&D News, Events, MeetingsNovember 13., 2008
"How to finance cluster activities at European level - 7th Framework Program and the EUROPE INNOVA Initiative" Possibilities and experiences.
September 29., 2008
Based on the result of the relevant tender, Károly Molnár, Minister without portfolio responsible for R&D, appointed Gyula Csopaki, CSc (PhD) of technical sciences, as President of the National Office for Research and Technology (NKTH). Priority task of the new president will be - while ensuring predictability and stability - to make sure that the efficiency of the system of calls for proposals under the Innovation Fund is increased.
September 17., 2008
On 15 September 2008, the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) was launched at a ceremonial opening in the building of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Hungarian and EU dignitaries opened the inaugural meeting in the morning. In the afternoon, the first meeting of the EIT Governing Board took place, where Mr. Martin Schuurmans was elected as chair of the board.
August 13., 2008
OECD are compiling a Review of Hungary’s National Innovation System.
The objectives of the Review of Hungary’s National Innovation System are to evaluate the performance of the Hungarian innovation system based on an independent and overall assessment, as well as to elaborate recommendations for government policy makers to improve that performance on the basis of OECD member countries.
The objectives of the Review of Hungary’s National Innovation System are to evaluate the performance of the Hungarian innovation system based on an independent and overall assessment, as well as to elaborate recommendations for government policy makers to improve that performance on the basis of OECD member countries.





