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of computational magnetism. The project aims at identifying and interpreting novel phenomena in nanoscale magnetic systems, particularly in non-collinear spin structures and magnet-superconductor hybrid systems
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foreign students. It has close links with more than 250 partner universities worldwide. Corvinus regularly ranks highly in international higher education rankings, and its Business and Management programme
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future of Hungary. Its scientific strategy aligns with Hungary’s research and innovation agenda, the John von Neumann Programme, which prioritises four key areas: digital transformation and artificial
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future of Hungary. Its scientific strategy aligns with Hungary’s research and innovation agenda, the John von Neumann Programme, which prioritises four key areas: digital transformation and artificial