2025-05-28 14:22
JvNU goes global with green tech
John von Neumann University played a prominent role at the 20th Western China International Fair (WCIF), an event where Hungary proudly showcased its economic and technological strengths as the guest of honor. Hosted in Chengdu, the capital of China's Sichuan province, this prestigious fair drew thousands of exhibitors from over 60 countries, all eager to present their cutting-edge innovations.
A highlight for the Kecskemét-based university was the unveiling of its own pioneering development: a state-of-the-art hydrogen fuel tank. This innovative tank can be utilized in both automotive and drone technology, marking a significant step forward in future energy solutions. This project not only demonstrates the university's commitment to cutting-edge research but also its active role in shaping international technological trends.
Dr. Attila Bata, a distinguished researcher and head of department at John von Neumann University, reported from the event: "China's new energy sector is experiencing incredibly rapid growth, offering immense market potential and creating an outstanding foundation for international research and development collaborations." The university's research is specifically geared towards developing alternative propulsion vehicles, emphasizing not just technological advancement but also crucial environmental sustainability.
As a leading institution in Hungarian engineering education, John von Neumann University places a strong emphasis on researching alternative drive systems, including electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles. The university also plans to further develop its electrical engineering programs. The Chengdu exhibition stand served as more than just a display; it acted as a bridge of knowledge between East and West. The university has high hopes of attracting a significant number of Chinese students to Kecskemét.
John von Neumann University's presence in China isn't merely the success of a single university project; it's clear evidence of Hungarian academia's global competitiveness. The university's strategic focus on alternative propulsion and sustainable technologies empowers its students and researchers to excel on the international stage.
We are incredibly proud that John von Neumann University represented Hungary at this esteemed event. This participation has undoubtedly opened new avenues for Hungarian-Chinese cooperation, particularly in the fields of energy-efficient and environmentally friendly vehicle development and in achieving recruitment goals for the Kecskemét campus.
You can also read about it here:
China.org.cn - Hungary explores new cooperation frontiers in western China
