We are thrilled to announce outstanding achievements from the Educational Sciences and Knowledge Technology Section of the National Scientific Students' Associations Conference (OTDK)!

In a remarkable display of talent and dedication, two high school students competing alongside university students both secured second prizes in their respective divisions.

Bende Máté earned 2nd place in the "AI in Education" division with his insightful paper titled "Artificial Intelligence in Mathematics: The Capabilities and Practical Implications of ChatGPT." His work was supervised by József Pintér and Roland Molontay.

Adding to this incredible success, Máté Bakos also won 2nd place in the "Mathematics Education Methodology" division with his engaging paper "Mathematics in the Movies." He was supervised by Roland Molontay.

These exceptional results underscore the immense potential of young researchers and highlight the valuable impact of early research experiences, effectively bridging the gap between high school and academia.

A huge congratulations to both Bende Máté and Bakos Máté for their well-deserved recognition, as well as to their dedicated supervisors, József Pintér and Roland Molontay!