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Our lab had a strong presence at the SciComp24 conference, organized by the Institute for Scientific Computing at the Bolyai Institute, University of Szeged.
The interview celebrates Béla being recognized as the most outstanding scholarship recipient in the Rising Talent category of the ÚNKP by the Faculty of Natural Sciences.
Our young colleagues have received several awards: Csaba received the title of Outstanding Student of the Faculty, while Csaba, Donát and Artúr received MSc degrees with honours.
At the end of summer, we bid farewell to Gwen Billy but we're excited to welcome Maria Amaro, Ece Titiz, and Bertold Pál.
The head of our lab had the honor of moderating the AI Trends and Reflections roundtable, which was a dynamic discussion featuring insights from esteemed industry professionals.
The paper, co-authored with Bálint Vető and László Németh, proposes a stochastic model using a Markov process to describe the age evolution of the world's oldest person.
In the 2023/24 academic year, our colleague received the most prestigious student award given by the BME Faculty of Natural Sciences.
In this paper, K. Barnes, P. Juhász, M. Nagy, and R. Molontay explore the interconnected topic dynamics across traditional news sources and social media platforms.
Donát Köller, won the second prize with his paper titled "Examining the correlation between university instructors' research performance and student evaluations using data science tools".
Balázs Ráth, Kitti Varga, Panna Fekete, and Roland Molontay study a variant of the color-avoiding bond percolation model on edge-colored Erdős–Rényi random graphs.
We offer a full-time 1-year position (with the possibility of 1-year extension) for a postdoctoral researcher to work at HSDSLab.
Marcell Nagy and his co-authors published an article, titled Progress in the valorization of biomass: a statistical perspective, in the Journal of Mathematical Chemistry.
