Welcome to the TIG Research Group!
The Society, Informatics and Economics (TIG) Research Group at the Keleti Károly Faculty of Economics of Óbuda University focuses on the interdisciplinary analysis of the social, economic, and decision-making impacts of digital technologies, aiming to produce applicable and socially relevant scientific outcomes.
Our Researchers
assistant professor
Blockchain technology
assistant lecturer
PhD student
assistant professor
associate professor
professor
assistant professor
– the relationship between rhetoric and art – the comparison of European literature and related ...
BSc student
Female infertility The human aspect of autonomous systems Social support
MSc student
– Quantum computing and quantum technology research – Cybersecurity and cryptography – Artifici...
associate professor
His research focuses on the relationship between complex technological systems and decision-makin...
Upcoming Events
Join us for the Spring Scientific Symposium 2026! Location: Obuda University, Budapest.
DetailsF1 Roundtable discussion with invited speakers, organized by the Society, Informatics and Economics (TIG) Research Group.
Details24th International Conference on Management, Enterprise and Benchmarking
DetailsFeatured Research
Examining the Relationship Between Online Gaming and Stress
The overall aim of this research is to examine how perceived stress and psychological well-being influence the intensity of online gaming and the risk of developing online gaming addiction across different age groups and social statuses. The study conceptualizes online gaming both as a potential coping mechanism for stress and as a behavioral risk factor within digitally immersed environments. ...
Read more »Motivations Behind the Abolition of Daylight Saving Time
The main objective of the research is to explore public attitudes and decision-making patterns related to daylight saving time, with particular emphasis on the following aspects: To examine the role of subjective experience (perceived disruption) in shaping preferences for permanent time systems. To analyze the influence of physiological symptoms (e.g. sleep disturbance, fatigue) associat...
Read more »System-Level Analysis of Autonomous Military Vehicles
The overarching objective of this research is to examine autonomous military vehicles as complex socio-technical systems, integrating technological, human, and operational dimensions. The study aims to identify the key factors that shape the applicability, limitations, and risks of autonomous vehicle technologies in military contexts. Within this framework, the research is structured around the...
Read more »Analysis of Educational Innovations in Higher Education
The overarching objective of this research is to analyse educational innovations in higher education as integrated pedagogical and technological systems. The study focuses on how digital learning environments, artificial intelligence–based tools, and continuous assessment practices reshape teaching, learning, and evaluation processes in university settings. Within this framework, the research i...
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