The TRANSMIT Consortium is pleased to report that it took part in European Researchers' Night 2026 on 25 September, in Braga, Portugal, and Miskolc, Hungary. Taking place each year in cities across Europe, the event brings science to life and shows the public how research connects with everyday areas such as energy, health and technology.
This year, TRANSMIT joined a lively programme at Forum Braga, where games, live demonstrations and multimedia displays drew adults and children alike. The project welcomed visitors with a semi-transparent photovoltaic demonstrator, which served as a starting point to introduce TRANSMIT's design approach, based on micro-striped solar cells, and to explain how this technology could turn windows into energy-harvesting surfaces.
In Miskolc, Transmit also gained visibility when the consortium member Bay Zoltan Nonprofit Ltd. for Applied Research presented the project through a poster. In total, the event drew around 500 visitors.
Outreach activities such as ERN allow the consortium to share the project's research with a wider audience, raising awareness of TRANSMIT and its contribution to the field.
