The SECPOLYC project, funded by the International Visegrad Fund, was introduced to a broader academic audience of Corvinus University of Budapest at Corvinus Research Excellence Day, held on 22 May 2025.

Corvinus Research Excellence Day celebrates the university’s outstanding scientific achievements and serves as a platform to highlight cutting-edge research and showcase domestic and international research projects.

During the event, Géza Salamin presented the SECPOLYC project, providing an overview of its main objectives, consortium partners, and contextual background.

The presentation highlighted the project’s relevance in the current regional and policy landscape.