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The Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Systems organised a symposium on health care informatics on the occasion of the 80th birthday of Professor György Kozmann on 25th August 2021. The presentations covered topic as follow:
Telemedicinal lifestyle intervention and prevention,
Possibilities of high-resolution EEG in stroke monitoring,
Lifestyle counselling supported by information technology
Sudden cardiac death risk analysis using body surface potential mapping
Within the project called „Plan your future!” 3 innovative IT labs were inaugurated at University of Pannonia, one of them belongs to the faculty. Our prior aim is to strengthen the IT sector thereby to give up-to-date, competitivve and marketable knowledge and competences to our students who will have the opportunity to obtain an internationally recognised professional examination certificate free of charge.
Dr. Ágnes Werner-Stark, the vice-dean of the faculty was awarded the Knight of Cross from the Order of Merit of the Hungarian Republic on 23rd August 2021. She is a member of the Research Laboratory of Intelligent Control Systems, her research interest includes agent technology, process mining and dynamic modeling of process systems for control and diagnostic purposes, resource scheduling. She has been awarded for her outstanding activity in research and in supervising students.Rajmund Drenyovszki’s viva took place on 23rd August 2021. The title of his presentation is „Valószínűségi eljárások alkalmazása a Smart Grid hálózatok hatékonyságának növelésére”
His supervisors are Dr. Katalin Hangos and Dr. Lóránt Kovács.
The result of his doctoral degree summa cum laude.
We are expressing our congratulation on his success!
The Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Systems is organising a PhD course on systems and control theory between 30th August till 3rd September2021. It will take place at the University of Pannonia, Faculty of Information Technology in Veszprém.
The aim of this condensed 5-day PhD course is to introduce basic notions in nonlinear systems and control to interested students. The studied topics will cover the classical theory of input-affine systems (analysis of basic properties such as reachability, observability, stability; linearization-based controller design), passivity, Hamiltonian system representation, model based predictive control, as well as the control of multi-agent systems. For each day, 4x45 mins of theoretical lectures and tutorials are planned.
More information is available on the course website: https://virt.uni-pannon.hu/index.php/en/education/courses/451-advanced-nonlinear-control-methods-theory-and-applications-phd-course
If you are interested to participate, please, fill in the form as follows:
https://forms.gle/MNTvTRYm2k232jNN7
!Everybody who is interested are welcome!