Csaba Johanyák is a junior researcher at the Centre for Next Technological Futures, Mathias Corvinus Collegium, Budapest. His research focuses on international venture capital flows, with a distinct emphasis on Europe. He regularly presents his research at the Eurasian Business and Economics Society in Europe, where he discusses the role of distance and other determinants of venture capital investment. In autumn 2023, he was a Visiting Scientist at the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission, where he contributed to a research project to support EU goals to strengthen the European venture capital industry. Csaba Johanyák graduated from Corvinus University of Budapest with a BSc degree in Business Informatics Engineering.
Csaba Johanyák
Former Junior Researcher
E-mail: johanyak[pont]csaba[kukac]mcc[pont]hu
11/21/22, 6:38 PM
Néstor Duch-Brown | Employment Challenges of the Digital Transition
Don’t panic yet about the jobs being “stolen” by robots and AI Lunch Debate with Néstor Duch-Brown (JRC, Seville) and László Bacsa (Demola, Budapest)
9/20/22, 3:51 PM
Prof. Dr. Bruno Lanvin | Schumpeter Guest Lectures & Seminars on Innovation Economics
"The term smart city is disappearing because the focus is too much on technology and not on people. Some argue that to make a city smart, you need lots of sensors, smart traffic management and air pollution measurement. But that's not what people want. They don't want to live in a smart city, they want to live in a good, lovable and liveable city. That is the true definition of smart cities. " This is how Prof. Bruno Lanvin introduced smart cities at the Schumpeter Guest Lectures event organised by the Centre for Next Technological Futures.
9/4/22, 7:11 PM
Talent, Technology and Venture Capital: a Study Tour into the depths of Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley
8/31/22, 12:12 PM
Building Bridges or Running the Risk of Dependency
Rome