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Centres of Excellence in Hungary
Leadership Director: Dr. Péter Inzelt, Deputy Directors, Research: Dr. József Bokor, Dr. László Monostori Supervisory Board: T. Vámos (President, inf. sci.), S. Csibi (inf. sci.), L. Lovász (math., comp. sci.), P. Michelberger (mechanics & transport), D. Szász (math.), V. T. Soós (math.), R. Tuschák (control sci.), all full members of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences Scientific Board: T. Roska (President, member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences) Structure The R&D activities of the Institute with about 310 full time employees and more than 40 Ph.D. students, are run in research laboratories and groups. All units in this flat structure operate as individual centres, financing their expenses from their revenues. Basic research is supported through an internal grant system applicable for intervals of maximum three years. Research fields The
philosophy of the Centre supports basically multidisciplinary
approaches to set up its research activity. The main disciplines
followed by the research groups are as follows: Recent achievements, future goals In 1999 supercomputer performance (1012 operations by second on a single chip) was achieved by a single analogic visual microprocessor made jointly with a research team in Seville. It has been demonstrated at an international technology assessment meeting organised by the US Office of Naval Research in Budapest. The new chip serves as a camera and computer at the same time (http://lab.analogic.sztaki.hu). Our contribution to the reconstruction process at the Nuclear Power Plant (NPP), Paks, Hungary can be regarded as a success story, as well. Siemens, the NPP and the SZTAKI were working on the modernisation and refurbishment of the complete reactor protection system (RPS) of NPP Paks. By August 1999 the refurbishment of the 1st unit was successfully completed. Co-operating with the Technical University of Budapest, the SZTAKI participates in the development of intelligent vehicle control systems for KNORR BREMSE Ltd. A successful prototype has been developed to avoid unintentional lane departure of trucks by using vision systems in the control loop (www.sztaki.hu/sztaki/ake/systems). In the fields of CAD/CAM, production informatics, intelligent manufacturing & business processes, the Institute cultivates an extremely broad network of international co-operation, which has been manifested in numerous successful research projects (www.sztaki.hu/sztaki/ake/cim, www.sztaki.hu/sztaki/ake/geomod, http://holonic.ailab.sztaki.hu). The
main future tendencies of the Institute are as follows: Socio-economic aspects During
its more than three decades of existence, the SZTAKI has been the
leading research institute in the field of information technology and
networking in Hungary, with numerous important links with the
economic and social environment: International links, co-operation partners Numerous members of the Institute are represented in prestigious international scientific boards and committees as CIRP, IEEE, IFAC, IFIP. ERCIM (European Research Consortium of Informatics and Mathematics) granted full membership to the SZTAKI in 1994. As to international research projects, we participate or recently participated in, the application showed up to 31 projects supported by the EU in some way (9 ESPRIT, 11 COPENICUS, 5 INCO-COPERNICUS, 2 TEMPUS, 2 COST, and 2 PHARE projects). The list of other international projects with 30 items, incorporated, among other things, the US Office of Naval Research, National Science Foundation, US Army Research Office (ARO). Since its start the Institute has participated in 4 successful proposals within the V. Framework Programme of the EU. Structure of the proposed Work Packages The workplan structure of the SZTAKI's application (HUN-TING) has been designed to match the main objectives of the proposal, and the diversity of the Institute's activity in the field of Information Technologies, Computer Science and Control. Figure 1 represents the structure of Work Packages. Figure 1: Structure of HUN-TING Workplan by Work Packages Potential co-operating partners are welcome to contact the Institute: Address: MTA SZTAKI, Kende u. 13-17, H-1111, Budapest, Phone: (+36 1) 2796000, Fax: (+36 1) 4665 703. URL: http://www.sztaki.hu/, e-mail: inzelt@sztaki.hu, pr@sztaki.hu, haidegger@sztaki.hu ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... |
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