Krisztina Regős, a second year PhD student of our department supervised by Gábor Domokos won the 2nd prize of the BMe Research Grant. The award was presented by Professor László Nyulászi, President of the EHBDT, at the "Who we are proud of - our scientific excellence 2023" university event.
A summary of Krisztina's research is available on the EHBDT website . Congratulations on the outstanding result!
András Sipos gave a talk about Shape evolution and geometry in nature at the MTA Tudományünnep+ science festival organized by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. The host of the event was Eszter Fehér. The talk in Hungarian is available here: mta.hu/tudomanyunnep2023-felvetelek
This year 9 Undergraduate Research Papers have been supervised by our colleagues.
Our students will present these at the sessions
Digital Architecture and Structures
(from 8.30 AM in room K350) and
Morphology
(from 9.00 AM in room K222) at the Undergraduate Research Conference on November 16.
Good luck to all speakers! All interested are welcome.
“As a mathematical discipline travels far from its empirical source … there is a grave danger that the subject will develop along the line of least resistance, that the stream, so far from its source, will separate into a multitude of insignificant branches, and that the discipline will become a disorganized mass of details and complexities.” [János Neumann]
In 2023 the series of BME Applied Mathematics Days continues. The speakers this year are István Scheuring (HUN−REN Centre for Ecological Research) and Eduardo Altmann (University of Sydney).
Date and time: 6th December, 2023. 3pm Venue: Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Building Q Room QAF14. Homepage
Congratulations to András Árpád Sipos, who receives a publication prize given by the BME for the last five years of his publications. Link
MIT Technology Review, a journal of the leading engineering school MIT, published a detailed profile about the professor of our department, Gábor Domokos, and his outstanding research.
The article: technologyreview.com/2023/10/13/1081426/gabor-domokos-mathematician-geometry-physical-world
A study with the participation of the staff of the Department of Morphology and Geometric Modeling was published in one of the world's most prestigious journals, the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). The study proposes a solution for mapping the supramolecular pattern of single-layer materials based on a geometric idea. The lead author is Krisztina Regős, a doctoral student in our department, and the list of authors includes Gábor Domokos, a research professor of our department along with Nobel Prize-winning professor Kostya S. Novoselov and researchers from the University of Basel and Bern. PNAS bme.hu
Student research topics announced by the department: SRS Topics ❯