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Summary - New National Excellence Programme (Hungarian only)

Feb

2021

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A summary video showing the results of resarch carrried out by students, teachers and researchers that received scholarships through the New National Excellence Programme.

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National Research, Development and Innovation Office Hungary

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New National Excellence Programme

Date:

Friday, 26 February 2021

Summary - New National Excellence Programme (Hungarian only)

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