The 61th Scientific Students’ Research Societies Conference

Students can register for the 61st Scientific Students’ Research Societies Conference as follows: The authors registering data along with the content list must be saved on the faculty’s electronic TDK/SRS application portal, thereafter the consultant must accept such application until April 30, 2025, (Wednesday) at noon (12:00 a.m.). During the scientific paper’s preparation, it is recommended for the authors to take the formal requirements of the National Students’ Scientific Associations targeted section into account: according to the call of the NCSRS/OTDT (www.otdt.hu). The scientific paper must be saved on the faculty’s TDK/SRS system that must be approved also by the consultant on the faculties TDK/SRS application portal: tdk.xxx.uni-obuda.hu (where xxx is the code of the faculty, for example: nik for John von Neumann Faculty of Informatics).

Important deadlines:

April 10, 2025 12:00 (noon)

The finalized application forms should be uploaded into the faculty’s electronic TDK/SRS system (https://tdk.xxx.uni-obuda.hu/) and it must be approved by the consultant by this deadline.

April 11, 2025

The chairman of the TDT faculty compiles the program of the faculty sections (the presentations are 15 minutes long, followed by a 10-minute discussion) in the usual form, including the names of the sections and submits electronically together with the content extracts and application forms to the chairman of the University’s TDT.

April 15, 2025

The faculty’s TDT chairman collects the names of the chairmen, members, student secretaries, their data, and the program of the sections, as well as a short content list, that are all recorded in the electronic system, resulting the submission to the attention of the University’s chairman of TDT.

April 30, 2025 12:00 (noon)

The students upload the scientific papers to the faculty’s TDK/SRS system. The chairman of the TDT faculty forwards the papers to the jury of the sections.

May 5, 2025 12:00 (noon)

Collecting at least 2-2 reviews per paper in the electronic system, preparation of the minutes and materials needed for the procedure.

May 7, 2025

The 61st Scientific Students’ Conference of the Óbuda University takes place.

May 8, 2025

The chairman of TDT faculty registers the results of the faculty sections and the evaluation of the papers to the chairman of ÓE ETDT for the preparation of the results’ announcement.

May 14, 2025

The 61th Students’ Research Societies Conference results’ are going to be announced on a ceremonial event on May 14, 2025, at 17:00 p.m. (Tavaszmező str. 14–18. F.17.)

May 28, 2025

The TDT faculties’ chairmen are uploading and submitting the minutes in accordance with the NCSRS/OTDT regulations.

BuildX Voovo Hackathon

Here is a hackathon you don’t want to miss!

What is the challenge?
Design an automated workflow using Large Language Models (LLMs) or other AI-based solutions that can generate structured learning materials from course-related PDFs, notes, lecture slides, and transcripts. The aim is to make learning more efficient and faster.

Dates:

  • Registration deadline: February 24
  • Event opening: February 28
  • Event closing: March 2

What’s in it for you?

  • Spending a weekend building something with cool people
  • Pizza time and talking with like-minded builders
  • 500,000 HUF cash prize for 1st place and 300,000 HUF cash prize for 2nd place + exclusive workshop vouchers

Teamwork
Teams of 4 participants can compete, ideally consisting of 3 tech students and 1 medical student, as the provided materials will be related to medical sciences. If you already have a team, register one by one with a team name! If you don’t have a team yet, we will help you find teammates from both fields at the event.

Find the details of the challenge and available resources at this link

For more information, visit the event page

The Technology Behind the Magic of AI: a Google Cloud Perspective

Dear Students,

Have you ever wondered what’s really going on inside the Large Language Models (LLMs) that power tools like Gemini and ChatGPT? Then join us on 23rd January for an engaging online session, where we will demystify the building blocks of LLMs from a Google Cloud perspective!

  • Date: 2025 January 23, 3-4:30 pm (CET)
  • Registration: is required on meetup.com
  • Language: English

Agenda

  1. Timeline of LLM technology development
  2. Neural networks basics and Evolution of Advanced Neural Networks (ANN, DNN, RNN, LTSM, GRU, CNN) and enabling technologies (e.g. Tensorflow)
  3. Natural Language Processing technologies evolution and overview (tokenization, vectorization, encoder-decoder, attention mechanism, transformers)
  4. Google AI tools in GCP – overview (development frameworks, APIs, Custom training capabilities)
  5. Enterprise AI project challenges and solutions (Using Enterprise data in AI, Advanced Prompt engineering, manage hallucinations)
  6. Interactive Q&A

Detailed abstract & registration on the site of GDG Cloud Budapest community.

Become a member so you’ll get an email notification about future events!

See you there,
Organizers

IEEE HS Student Paper Contest – Call for papers

IEEE Hungary Section (IEEE HS) annually announces a competition for students in higher education titled “Student Paper Contest.” Only the authors of those professional papers and theses can participate in the competition, which were published during the period specified in this call, belong to the professional spectrum of IEEE and written either in Hungarian or in English. The applicant has to be:

  • Hungarian student of a higher education institution in Hungary,
  • international student of a higher education institution in Hungary or
  • Hungarian student of a foreign higher education institution.

The applicant has to have an ACTIVE student status in a BSc/BProf/BA, MSc/MA or PhD/DLA degree programme during the semester in which the work was published.

In case of multiple authorship, up to a maximum of three students may apply with the same work. A multi-authored work with a co-author who does not apply (e.g. the supervisor) can only be submitted if the name of the applying student(s) appears in the author list prior to the name of the non-applying co-author(s).

Works that were awarded elsewhere are not excluded from the competition. IEEE membership is not required for the application.

Eligible works:

  • scientific journal papers
  • scientific conference papers
  • TDK theses
  • documented project works (provided they were not the parts of compulsory studies)

A diploma thesis/work cannot be submitted, as it is a compulsory part of the university studies. If a diploma thesis/work was written on the basis of a TDK work, this does not exclude the possibility of submitting the TDK thesis, however in this case solely the TDK work can be submitted, omitting all the subsequent results that were contributed as part of the diploma work.

A judging committee invited by the Chair of IEEE HS will rank the applications. Based on this ranking the Chair of IEEE HS determines the final prizes. Shared awards can also be issued. If a large number of applications are received, the judging committee may categorize the entries retrospectively.

The form of recognition is a certificate in English, signed by the Chair of IEEE HS and the Awards & Recognition Chair. The awards will be presented at one of the major events of IEEE HS. There are no limits to the number of awards that can be issued annually.

Remuneration: Place 1: HUF 60 000; Place 2: HUF 45 000; Place 3: HUF 30 000

Works published between December 1, 2023 and November 30, 2024 can participate in the competition. Works accepted for publication can only be submitted after the date of publication.

In the case of conference paper, the first day of the conference is the publication date. Unchanged re-publication in a journal or a monograph does not modify or update the publication date. In the case of TDK thesis, the publication date is the day of the institutional TDK Conference. A later OTDK participation does not modify or update the publication date, since the OTDK thesis cannot contain new results compared to the institutional TDK work.

Applications must be submitted in PDF format to the email address lamar@uni-obuda.hu.

There are no page count and appearance requirements for the submitted work, it must be attached in its original form without any modification.

The application must be accompanied by an institutional certificate not older than 8 days, which certifies that the applicant was an ACTIVE student during the semester in which the work was published. The certificate must also include the level of education (BSc/MSc/PhD) in which the student participated when the work was published. The certificate must be attached as a separate PDF file. Only sealed and signed certificates or certificates with an institutional electronic signature can be accepted. In the case of project work, the applicant must declare that it was not part of the compulsory studies. The declaration must be attached as a separate PDF file.

Submission deadline: December 10, 2024 12:00 (noon) CET

Expected assessment and notification: January 31, 2025

Levente Kovács,
Chair of IEEE HS

Krisztián Lamár,
Awards & Recognition Chair, IEEE HS

Network Fest @Nokia – GEN Z meets Telco

Sign up for the Network Fest organized by Nokia and discover the future of telecommunications! Learn about our open junior positions, get to know our colleagues and feel the Nokia vibe through our exciting program!

At Network Fest:

• You can learn about the future of telecommunications networks, the effects of AI and digitization

• You can gain insight into how we show direction in the development of telecommunications technology

• You can find out how 5G networks work

• You can meet our colleagues and inspiring speakers

Professional presentations:

• Energy-efficient CPU management on Nokia networks

• The new era of automation in telecommunications

• Interactive discussion about starting a career – With the participation of managers and junior colleagues

In addition to the professional programs, we are waiting for you with an exciting quiz, where you can win valuable prizes! Join us and apply now!

Date:
26.11.2024, 16:30-19:30

Venue:
Nokia Skypark, 1083 Budapest, Bókay János utca 36-42

Registration deadline:
November 24, 2024

The event will be in English. The event is free, but registration is required.

Click the link to register!

We look forward to your registration and hope to see you at the event!

Preregister for the final exams

Dear Students,

You can preregister for the final exams in January 2025 between 21st October 2024 (Monday) 08:00 and 10th November 2024 (Sunday) 23.59, through the following link: https://nik.uni-obuda.hu/en/final-exam-registration-form/

Deadline for application: 10th November 2024, Sunday midnight

ATTENTION!

Please use the link to register all students who intends to take the final exam in January 2025.

Deadline of submitting the thesis work: 15th December 2024

Expected date of the final exam: scheduled from 27nd January 2025.

Those students, who immediately would like to apply for MSc studies, the expected date of the final exam is: scheduled from 06th January 2025

Application dates in Neptun

Early Final Examination application period 27th November 2024 (Wednesday) 08:00 – 3rd December 2024 (Tuesday) 23:59

Final Examination application period 2nd December 2024 (Monday) 08:00 – 5th January 2025 (Sunday) 23:59

Expected date of the pre-final exam: scheduled from 6th January 2025

Expected date of the final exam: scheduled from 27th June 2025

Kind regards,
Éva Kovács
Graduation Group

The 60th Scientific Students’ Research Societies Conference

Students can register for the 60th Scientific Students’ Research Societies Conference as follows: The authors registering data along with the content list must be saved on the faculty’s electronic TDK/SRS application portal, thereafter the consultant must accept such application until October 24, 2024, (Thursday) at noon (12:00 a.m.). During the scientific paper’s preparation, it is recommended for the authors to take the formal requirements of the National Students’ Scientific Associations targeted section into account: according to the call of the NCSRS/OTDT (www.otdt.hu). The scientific paper must be saved on the faculty’s TDK/SRS system that must be approved also by the consultant on the faculties TDK/SRS application portal: tdk.nik.uni-obuda.hu.

Important deadlines:

October 24, 2024 12:00 (noon)

The finalized application forms should be uploaded into the faculty’s electronic TDK/SRS system (https://tdk.nik.uni-obuda.hu/) and it must be approved by the consultant by this deadline.

October 25, 2024

The chairman of the TDT faculty compiles the program of the faculty sections (the presentations are 15 minutes long, followed by a 10-minute discussion) in the usual form, including the names of the sections and submits electronically together with the content extracts and application forms to the chairman of the University’s TDT.

October 25, 2024

The faculty’s TDT chairman collects the names of the chairmen, members, student secretaries, their data, and the program of the sections, as well as a short content list, that are all recorded in the electronic system, resulting the submission to the attention of the University’s chairman of TDT.

November 7, 2024 12:00 (noon)

The students upload the scientific papers to the faculty’s TDK/SRS system. The chairman of the TDT faculty forwards the papers to the jury of the sections.

November 11, 2024 12:00 (noon)

Collecting at least 2-2 reviews per paper in the electronic system, preparation of the minutes and materials needed for the procedure.

November 13, 2024

The 60th Scientific Students’ Conference of the Obuda University takes place.

November 14, 2024

The chairman of TDT faculty registers the results of the faculty sections and the evaluation of the papers to the chairman of OU ETDT for the preparation of the results’ announcement.

November 27, 2024

The 60th Students’ Research Societies Conference results’ are going to be announced on a ceremonial event on November 27, 2024, at 05:00 p.m. (Bécsi str. 96/b. Aud. Max.)

December 4, 2024

The TDT faculties’ chairmen are uploading and submitting the minutes in accordance with the NCSRS/OTDT regulations.

The SRS/TDK is supported by the NTP-HHTDK-24-0078 project.

AI Summit

On September 9, 2024, Péter Balogh gave a presentation at the AI Summit, representing Obuda University, titled “Artificial Intelligence and Sustainability.” In his presentation, he discussed how artificial intelligence (AI) can support sustainable development, with a particular focus on energy efficiency, optimizing transportation, waste management, food production, and water management. He pointed out that AI technologies, such as smart home systems and autonomous vehicles, contribute to more efficient energy use and reduce harmful emissions.



During the presentation, he emphasized how AI can improve recycling processes and increase the efficiency of food production through precision agriculture. He also highlighted AI’s role in optimizing water usage, which is crucial in the era of climate change. However, he also drew attention to the fact that AI has a significant ecological footprint, especially in the case of high-performance models, making the use of renewable energy sources and more efficient algorithms essential.



Péter Balogh’s presentation showcased the synergies between AI and sustainability while also highlighting the need to carefully consider energy resource management in future AI development and operations.