AI, hydrogen, human behavior – cross-border research at Corvinus

Researchers at Corvinus University explore diverse topics, including artificial intelligence, hydrogen research, and behavioral science, contributing to international research networks. Johannes Wachs investigates the intersection of AI, knowledge, and work, while Sofía De León Almaraz focuses on sustainable hydrogen systems. Szászi Barnabás studies human behavior and decision-making through psychology and economics. Their collaborative efforts address pressing global issues, enriching both research and education at Corvinus.