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It is with profound sadness that we learned the passing away of Tibor Vámos who certainly considered SZTAKI to be the main work of his life. He passed away on 19 May 2021 at the age of 95.

The online conference had a limited number of attendees to focus on on-going projects, showcased by their sub-project leads.

A publication published by Lucas Caldas, Danelon Lopes and Clóvis Neumann in Procedia CIRP calls László Monostori the fourth most influential figure in his field’s research in the world.

SZTAKI (Institute for Computer Science and Control) has now become a member of DBpedia Association. The organization supports activities to develop DBpedia, a collaborative project that aims to prepare and constantly update knowledge graphs based on Wikipedia data.

SZTAKI researcher and EPIC InnoLabs employee Júlia Bergmann was a guest at the Forbes Women’s Summit.

German artist Ottonie von Roeder comes to Budapest in September, supported by the Goethe-Institute.

Four-part video series to showcase 3D printed robotic arm built for education purposes.

As the conclusion of 2020’s “Factory of the Year” competition is approaching, researchers and employees of SZTAKI and EPIC InnoLabs Ltd. visit the four shortlist finalists of the Industry 4.0 category to perform the local audit.

The Hungarian edition of Forbes keeps its Women’s Summit event on the 26th of March 2021 with its focus on ideal workplace and career opportunities after the coronavirus pandemic.

During the event sponsored by the Industry 4.0 National Technology Platform, connections between math and the 4th industrial revolution will also be presented.

The article, written by the head of Laboratory of Parallel and Distributed Systems, got featured in the February issue of the newsletter.

The paper details the functions of the team’s model-based flight control system, developed for the flexible winged test plane, build under the H2020 FLEXOP project.