Miklós Maróth, head of the Eötvös Loránd Research Network, has met with university representatives to begin talks on cooperation concerning the new research, development and innovation system, the Szent István University said.
The university cited Maróth as saying that the government funds spent on research would have to yield “tangible” results for the Hungarian economy and society in general. The economy will need more Hungarian patents and inventions if it is to get stronger, he said. Next year’s budget earmarks an extra 32 billion forints (EUR 98.2m) towards R&D&I, “thereby establishing the conditions for uniform, performance-based financing”, the statement added.
Source: hungarymatters.hu