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One of our Stipendium Hungaricum PhD students, Zeyu Wang delivered a lecture to primary school students about his experiences about the daily life and about the educational system in China in Irinyi János Primary School, in Balatonfűzfő on 18th May 2022. The students were very enthusiastic and Zeyu will return back next week to the school.
The 2022 spring KTDK (Scientific Student Conference of the Faculty) was held on 4 May at the Faculty of Information Technology. Students have introduced the results of their scientific work in 14 presentations, in topics such as analysing pairwise comparative methods for comparing European Football Leagues, quality assurance of solar panels, optical measurement applications in robotics, AI-based real time seating allocation, analysing and preventing ransomware or website defacement attacks, supporting children with diabetes or difficulties with fine motor skills.
The received awards can be found at the TDK website (https://tdk.mik.uni-pannon.hu/).
Sincere congratulations for the students as well as for their supervisors!
Dr. Lajos Tímár (retired lecturer at Department of Mathematics) was awarded Pro Urbe Award by the Veszprém Awarding Board on 11st March.
We are expressing our warm congratulations!
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
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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