Szabolcs Berezvai is member of the Early Career Research Committee of IUTAM
Our colleague, Szabolcs Berezvai has been elected and appointed to the Early Career Researcher Committee of the International Union of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (IUTAM). The decision was confirmed by the General Meeting of Members following the Board of Directors’ recommendation. His term of membership will run until 31 October 2030.
20/03/2026
TESH Project Successfully Completed Under HUNOR Program
We have successfully completed the TESH project of the HUNOR program, which was carried out in cooperation with our department, the Department of Aviation and Space Medicine at Semmelweis University, the DLR – German Aerospace Center, and the European Knowledge Center. The comprehensive series of experiments examined the effects of space travel on the human organ system during the early adaptation period. The experiments conducted by the research group of our department were executed on the International Space Station and on Earth, focusing on the effects of microgravity on human movement and fine motor control. At the final debriefent, research astronaut Tibor Kapu and reserve astronaut Gyula Cserényi shared their experiences, while we presented the evaluated scientific results and jointly drew conclusions from the mission.
24/02/2026
Three of our colleagues won NKKP Advanced grants
Three of our colleagues received 4-year funding from the National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NKFIH) within the frame of the National Research Excelence Program (NKKP) in the ADVANCED_25 category. Dániel Bachrathy was granted for the project titled ENSURE: Efficient Numerical Solver for Universal Real-Time Evaluation of Stability and Periodic Motion, Gábor Csernák for the project Determination of contact parameters for the prediction and design of damping properties of engineering structures and Dénes Takács for the project Constructing a hardware-in-the-loop experiment to explore the interaction between micromobility vehicles and human balancing. Congratulations!
05/11/2025
Two of our colleagues won NKKP Starting grants
Two of our colleagues received 4-year funding from the National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NKFIH) within the frame of the National Research Excelence Program (NKKP) in the STARTING_25 category.
Congratulations!
05/11/2025
Denes Takacs awarded the Hungarian Golden Cross of Merit
Our colleague, Denes Takacs has been awarded the Hungarian Golden Cross of Merit in recognition of his results in theoretical and experimental investigations of rolling problems and his outstanding educational activities. Congratulations!
20/08/2025
Henrik Sykora received Bolyai János Research Scholarship
Our colleague, Dr. Henrik Sykora has been awarded the MTA Bolyai János Research Scholarship with his proposal titled Physics-informed data-driven modelling of stochastic dynamical systems with delays. Congratulations on this prestigious award, and we wish him good luck for the next 3 years of research!
11/06/2025
Tamás Insperger full member of MTA
Our head of department, Dr. Tamás Insperger,
was elected a full member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences at the
199th General Assembly.
Congratulations!
07/05/2025
Outstanding Results at the National Scientific Students' Associations Conference
Students from our department achieved excellent results at the 2025 National Scientific Students' Associations Conference. Projects supervised by our faculty received a total of four first prizes and four second prizes.
First prize recipients:
- Márton Kammerer (awarded first prize for two separate projects, supervisor: Dr. Attila Kossa)
- Bendegúz Máté Györök (supervisor: Dr. Dénes Takács)
- Azat Jolamanov (supervisor: Dr. Zoltán Dombóvári)
Second prize recipients:
- Bendegúz Gergácz and Levente Kálmán (supervisors: Fanni Kádár, Tibor Kimpián)
- Lambert Plavecz (supervisors: Dr. Szabolcs Berezvai, Dr. András Szekrényes, Attila Karap)
- Balázs Endrész (supervisor: Dr. Gábor Stépán)
- Krisztián Márk Mátraházi (supervisor: Dr. Attila Kossa)
We sincerely congratulate our students and their supervisors on these remarkable achievements.
05/05/2025
