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Andreas Windisch
Know-Center GmbH, Inffeldgasse 13, 8010 Graz, Austria
University of Technology Graz, Institute of Interactive Systems and Data Science, Inffeldgasse 13, 8010 Graz, Austria
Washington University in St. Louis, Department of Physics, MO 63130, USA
RL Community, AI AUSTRIA, Wollzeile 24/12, 1010 Vienna, Austria
- március 7. (hétfő) 900 - 1130 órakor
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What is quantum computing anyway?
címmel előadást tart
Quantum computing is an exciting field that is gaining more and more attention, as small (and noisy) quantum devices become increasingly available for mostly educational and academic purposes. Not only scientists, engineers or technological- and industry leaders should have a basic understanding of the concepts behind quantum computing, but everybody should have at least a vague idea of the theoretical concepts and potential future applications of quantum computing. This talk focuses mainly on the fundamental principles behind this fascinating technological development. The basic concepts are introduced in an approachable way, and no prior knowledge of mathematics, physics or computer science is expected. The talk is an attempt to motivate the ideas of quantum computing and should encourage everybody to ask questions and engage in a discussion while the concepts are being introduced.
Az előadásra minden érdeklődőt szeretettel várunk!
Dr. Hartung Ferenc
egyetemi tanár, tanszékvezető
The viva of Márton Frits took place on 5th January 2022. The title of his presentation was „Development of Algorithms and Decision Support Systems for Optimal Resource Scheduling of Production Processes and Field Service Operations by Process Synthesis”. His supervisors were Dr. Botond Bertók, Dr. Csaba Fábián.
The result of the presentation is summa cum laude
László Neukircher’s viva took place on 3rd January 2022. The title of his presentation was „Optimal Current Control for Domestic Power Converters". His supervisor was Dr. Attila Magyar.
We are expressing our congratulation on his success!
The result of the presentation is summa cum laude.
József Smidla’s viva took place on 14th December 2021. The title of his presentation is „Numerically Stable Simplex Method Implementation". His supervisor are Prof. István Maros and Prof. Tamás Terlaky.
The result of the presentation is cum laude.
We are expressing our congratulation on his success!
Mostafa Abdallah Abbas Atwa Elgendy ’s viva took place on 3rd December 2021. The title of his presentation is „Indoor Navigation for People with Visual Impairment”. His supervisor is Cecilai Sik Lányi.
The result of the presentation is summa cum laude.
We are expressing our congratulationon his success!
A consortium of European partners led by the University of Luxembourg has been selected by the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking to design and implement the first pan-European High-Performance Computing (HPC) pilot Master’s programme. The University of Pannonia is a member of the consortium that will offer courses from autumn 2022 to provide students with outstanding career perspectives in the rapidly expanding field of HPC, High-Performance Data Analytics (HPDA), or Artificial Intelligence.The consortium of European universities, research/supercomputing centres, and industrial partners will develop a higher education programme with the main objectives to:
- Educate students in areas such as the design, deployment, operation, and/or the use of current and future generation HPC and HPC-related technologies in Europe;
- Educate experts skilled in driving HPC adoption and knowledge transfer in industry and academia in different strategic domains, thereby linking HPC activities in industry and academia.
The availability of HPC experts, such as HPC administrators and architects, HPC proficient data scientists, HPC application developers, and expert users, is a key factor that drives digital transformation in Europe and requires the training of highly skilled and talented graduate students.
While many university curricula include basic computer science and programming languages, education programmes today must be adapted to a rapidly developing HPC technology ecosystem. The curriculum of the HPC pilot Master’s programme will be designed in a modular structure to facilitate full or partial integration of the modules into new or existing Master’s programmes.
A central goal of the initiative is to strengthen mobility between European universities, research centres, and industry. The new HPC-centred Master’s programme will reach out to scientific and industrial target groups and serve key actors in the private and public sectors.
The role of the University of Pannonia in the consortium is to contribute to the design of a new EU HPC MSc curriculum, to participate in the development of teaching materials, as well as in student and teacher mobility programmes. We look forward to improving the quality of our MSc programmes and strengthening our international cooperations that will allow us to equip our students with in-depth knowledge of HPC technologies.
Background
The consortium led by the University of Luxembourg consists of universities, research/supercomputing centres, industrial and SME partners, and additional supporting partners. Eight universities will initially be awarding degrees (University of Luxembourg, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Politecnico di Milano, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Sorbonne Université, Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski, Università della Svizzera Italiana, Kungliga Tekniska Hoegskolan).
The consortium will develop and implement one or more pilots of a European Master of Science programme for HPC. This action is part of the EuroHPC JU’s broader strategy to support the development of key HPC skills, education, and training for European science and industry.