Dr. George Benjamin BARKAY 2008. Prohászka János, Dr. 2012. Karsai István, Dr. 2013. Béla Kulcsár, Dr. 2013. Gyula Ungvár, Dr. 2013. Steven N. ANASTASION, Dr. 2013 Boldizsár Vásárhelyi, Dr. 2014 Paál Zoltán, Dr. 2014 Kálmán Rudolf 2016 Oláh György 2017 Barsiné Pataky Etelka 2018 Horváth Tibor 2018 Karger-Kocsis József 2018 Tuschák Róbert 2018 Inzelt Péter 2019 Hajas József 2019
(1926, Budapest/Hungary) graduated from the Budapest Technical University in 1949; Chairman of the Board, Computer and Automation Research Institute, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest since 1986 onwards.
MTA Műszaki Fizikai és Anyagtudományi Kutatatóintézet Graduated in 1955 from the Faculty of Natural Sciences of the University of Szeged in physics and mathematics. He earned his DSc in 1979, was elected as Corresponding Member of the HAS in 1990, as Ordinary Member in 1995. He was a visiting professor at California Institute of Technology, Pasadena totaling to 3 years. He was visiting professor at Cornell University, Ithaca at Groupe de Physique des Solides de l`Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris; Inst. Electron Devices, University Erlangen-Nürnberg and Res Center for Materials at Extreme Conditions, Osaka University, Osaka. Since 1991 adviser to the Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits, Erlangen. He was part time professor of experimental physics at the TUB, was heading the chair between 1989-1997. He was first director of the Bay Zoltán Institute for Materials Science and Engineering (1993-1996). Since 1992, his main activity is in the academy institute, now under the name above. He was organizer and member of the board of many international conferences. He was the Vice President of the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics, Councillor of the Bohmische Physical Society (USA), senior member of IEEE, member of the Council of the E- MRS, EPS. In 1993, he was awarded with the Széchenyi Prize and the Medium Cross of the Cross of Honour of the Republic Hungary (2003) for scientific achievements. He was work on semiconductor processing, ion beam modification, and surface layer analysis. Author and co- author of over ten book chapters, over 280 scientific papers and bears over ten patents.
BME Villamos Energetika Tanszék Graduated in 1976 from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at BME. He earned his CSc and PhD degrees in 1995, the title of DSc in 2003, and habilitated in 2003. He has been working with the Department of Electrical Power Engineering (earlier: Department of Electrical Machines and Drives) since 1976. Since 2004 is a professor, and since 2005 he is the head of the department. Since 1996 he is the leader of the Supertech Laboratory working dominantly in the field of power applications of superconductors and nonconventional electrical energy converters. He is the member of the Public Body and of the Electrotechnical Committee of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. He is the spokesperson of SCENET-2 (Hungarian nodepoint) and member of the „IEEE Power Engineering Working Group on Superconductivity T&D: Products, Common Applications and Analysis”. He is a member of the Presidency and leader of the Scientific Committee and Chairman of the "Superconductivity and its Applications" Working Group of the Hungarian Electrotechnical Association.
Gratuated in 1951 from the faculty of Mechanical Engineering at Technical University of Budapest (BME). Sunsecquently served as ass. Professor in the Department Mechanics of BME. He has been teaching as invited Professor at the BME1953-1992.Honorary Professor of Polytechnic Pécs. 1953-1989. Design eng, director of Development Unit, and Head Design Eng. of Engineering Company of Hungarian Chemical Industry (Vegyterv).
Graduated in 1966 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He earned a second degree in welding engineering in 1970, his PhD in 1973, his CSc in 1980 and his DSc in 1988; Eur.Ing. He is a Full Professor and Head of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at BME, and Director of the Institute for Continuing Engineering Education of the BME. He is Past Vice-Rector of the TUB. He was elected as an Honorary Member of the Munich Technical University in 1994, and Honorary Member of the Karlsruhe University Senate in 1995. He became DSc (honoris causa) at La Trobe University (Melbourne) in 1996 and at the Helsinki University of Technology in 1998. He is also an elected member of the HAS General Assembly, and worked as President of the Committee for Materials Science and Technology of the HAS between 1996-2002. His research covers the areas of material science, power plant materials, fatigue, creep, fracture, damage process of pressure vessels and pipe-line steels, on-line diagnostical methods, life extension and revalidation. He is author and co-author of over 230 scientific articles, books and two patents. He also works in the Editorial Board of the International Journal of Pressure Vessels and Piping, the Journal of Material Shaping Technology, High Temperature Technology, the Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance, and the European Journal of Mechanical Engineering published by the Belgian Society of Mechanical Engineering. He was the President of the Scientific Society of Mechanical Engineers between 1990-1993. He was the Vice-President Responsible for Foreign Affairs of the FTSS. He is the President of the Hungarian National Committee for FEANI, and was one of the Vice Presidents of the FEANI between 1992-1995. He was also member of the Board of the National Committee for Technological Development between 1994-2000. He is Vice-President of the Federation of Scientific Societies for Organisation and Management Science since 2000. He received the A.G. Pattantyús Prize in 1986, the Eötvös Loránd Prize in 1993, ASM Europe Prize in 1993, the Gold Medal of the SSME and also of the Cracow University, and the HAS Award in 1998, the Péter Pázmány Award in 1999. He was a member of the Governing Council of the UN Association of Hungary, and President of the Educational Committee of the WFEO and also Vice-President of the WFEO. He was the President of the Hungarian-Korean Technical Co-operation Center Foundation and Honorary Member of the National Engineering Academy of Korea and of the Finnish Academy of Technology. He was foreign member of the Yugoslaw Academy of Engineering and member of Academia Europaea. He was the first elected, and in 1993 re-elected, Secretary General of the Hungarian Academy of Engineering. Since November 1996, he is the President of the HAE. Since May 2001 he was Corresponding Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. He was elected as President of the Hungarian Standards Institution in 2004. Since May 2007 he was Full Member of the Hungarian Academy of the Sciences. Dr. Gérard L. GISSINGER Dr. János TÓTH Graduated from the Teacher's College in Eger. He earned his MSc at the Eötvös Lóránd University in Budapest. He obtained his PhD in 1961. He is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Economics at the Technical University of Budapest. He was the Secretary General of the Hungarian Federation of Scientific Societies for more than 10 years. He received the Flag Order of the Hungarian People`s Republic in 1989 and the Prize of the FTSS in 1990. He is a founding-honorary member of the HAE, and Secretary General of the Federation of Scientific Societies for Organization and Management Science.
Graduated in 1967 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the TUB. He earned his MSc in 1971, his Dr. techn. degree in 1974 and his Eur. Ing in 1993. From 1967 to 1996 he worked for HUNGALU Engineering and Development Centre Ltd. dealing with the theoretical problems of High Energy Rate Forming technology, machine design, identification process of metal powders, quality improvement of thin packaging aluminium foils. From 1996 to 1998 he worked for the Atomic Energy Research Institute, as a senior research fellow dealing with the ageing phenomenon of structural materials and the aluminium application in the nuclear industry. Since 1998 he has been working for ABB Alstom Power Hungary Rt., as the Quality Control Manager.
Dr. Péter LENKEI
Graduated in 1963 with a BSc from the Donáth Bánki Technical College. He obtained his MSc in 1970 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He is officially qualified for the periodical supervision and extension of permit validity of pressure vessels and safety valves. He worked in the position of Head of the Maintenance Department at the Danube Power Station responsible for introducing a diagnosis-based, condition-related maintenance program.
Graduated in 1952 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the TUB. He earned his second diploma in 1966 at the TUB as a Diplom Engineer Educator. He earned his Dr. Tech. degree in 1980 at the TUB. He is Associate Prof. since 1981, and a lecturer at the Faculty of Transportation since 1953. He assisted in technical development as a member of the Technical Supervising Committee at the Budapest Transport Company (1970-1989). He was Deputy Director of the TUB Institute of Continuing Engineering Education from 1979 to 1989, Supervisor in programs of CEE for highly educated technical experts, and a manager of various international educational cooperations. From 1990 he was the Director of this Institute until 1994. He was a presidental member of the Hungarian Scientific Society for Transportation, and Co-Chairman of the Hungarian Monitoring Committee for FEANI and member of the Board of IGIP
Graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He earned his first PhD as an engineer in 1969, his second PhD from the Faculty of Industry at the University of Economics in Budapest and his CSc in economics in 1988. He was the General Manager of the Information Center for Hungarian Industry. He is the Managing President of Hungarian Privatisation and Property Management Society and Managing Director at INVERG Ltd. He was an expert for the State Property Agency. He was Vice President of the European Society and President of the Hungarian-Korean and the Hungarian-Japanese IPU Sections. He was awarded the Prize by the Hungarian Federation of Technical and Scientific Societies. Graduated in 1967 from the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the BUTE. He earned his PhD in 1972, his DSc in 1994, and his Doctor habil in 1994. He is Full Professor and Head of the Department of Geotechnics at the BUTE since 1990. He is the Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Civil Engineering. He is a member of the International Society of Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering, of the UNESCO Landslide Committee, of the European Committee on Stabilization of Landslides and of the Sigma XI. Scientific Research Society and director of the Geotechnical research Group of Hungarian Academy of Sciences - BUTE. He was Chairman of the Educational Committee of BUTE
Graduated in 1955 from the Agricultural University in Ivanovo (former USSR). He earned his PhD in 1961, his DSc degree in 1974. He was elected as a correspondent member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in 1979, and as a full member in 1985. Between 1970-1985 he was Deputy Secretary General, and between 1985-1993 Secretary General of the HAS. Recently he was Research Professor in the Institute for Research Organization of HAS.
Graduated in 1950 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He received his PhD in 1960 and his DSc in 1981. He has forty years of electric power engineering experience in the laboratories of the Electric Power Research Institute. He was Full Professor in the TUB Department of Electric Power Systems. He was the Secretary of the CIGRE Hungarian National Committee and member of CIGRE 33 Study Committee for a long time. He was a fellow of the IEEE, the Committee of the HAS and the chair of the Hungarian IEEE Power Engineering Chapter. He received the State Prize in 1980 and has been an Eötvös laureate of HAS since 1997.He was member of the Nominating Committee of HAE. Graduated in 1971 from the Faculty of Transportation at the TUB. Since that time he has been working there. He became an associate professor in 1986. In 1973 he earned his PhD and in 1983 his CSc. He was a member of the Mechanical Construction Science Committee for the Scientific Qualification Committee of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. He has numerous scientific publications in prestigious international journals.
Emeritus professor and earlier Head of the Department of Mechanics at the Civil Engineering Faculty at the TUB and Resident Rector of the International Centre for Mechanical Sciences in Udine, Italy. He received the Candidate of Technical Science and Doctor of Technical Science degrees, was elected to the member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and awarded by the Academic Prize at the HAS, by the Copernicus Award at the Polish Academy of Sciences, by the Széchenyi Prize and by the Szent-Györgyi Albert and Ipoly Arnold Awards. He was chairman and member of a number of national and international committees, associations and editorial boards. The main fields of his scientific activity are elasticity, plasticity, computational mechanics, static and dynamic analysis of elastic and plastic frames, plates and shells and optimal plastic design and shake down analysis of structures. In these fields he published 6 books, 12 lecture notes and 80 papers. He was principal investigator of a great number of research projects including four projects supported by the Hungarian Scientific Research Foundation. He was visiting research fellow in Great Britain for one year, visiting professor in Australia for three month and in the United States for two years and presented about 90 lectures at different Universities and in national and international congresses, conferences and symposia.
Dr. Pál FERENCZY Graduated in 1954 from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He earned his PhD in 1968 and his DSc in 1979 at the HAS. Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and later full professor at the Institute for Telecommunications at the TUB. He was also Head of the Radio and Television Department. He was active in major broadcasting conventions around the world. He served as International Chairman of the Technical Committee "Oscilloscopes" of the International Electrotechnical Commission. He passed away in 1992.
Emil SZLUKA Graduated in 1949 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He was researcher involved in introducing lighting arrester manufacturing to industry at the Electric Industrial Research Institute. He was a founder and the editor in chief of the periodical "Technica". He was awarded the Silver and the Golden Merit for his work. He received recognition and an award from the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and also a memorial medal from the Soviet Academy of Sciences. He passed away in 1994.
Dr. Rezső SZÁDAY Graduated as Mechanical Engineer. He was Department Head of the Department of Heat Engines at the TUB. He was known as Internationally acknowledged expert of heat engines and steam turbines. He passed away in 1995.
Graduated from Imperial College, London, England with a B.S.c. and PhD. degree in Chemical Engineering and then worked for a Consulting Engineering firm , taught at Imperial College and the State University of New York at Buffalo. He was a Professor of Materilas Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Techology. He was born in Budapest, Hungary in 1934. He was written seven textbooks (some transleted in Chinese and Spanish), 370 journal articles and edited twelve volumes in German, English, Russian, French, Hungarian and Japanese. He had an active international consulting practice and was a freuqent participiant at international meetings. He passed away in 1995.
Graduated in 1935 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He was Head of the Department of Engineering at the Aeronautic Division of the Ministry of Transport, later he run his small enterprise that designed small aeroplanes. He was a member of the Board of the Aeroplace Division of the SSME and the editorial board of a periodical "Vehicles". He received the Paul Thissandler Diplom, the Bánki Donát Memorial Medal, the Kossuth Award from the Government, Golden Grade of the Sport Award and the Flagorder of the Hungarian Republic. He passed away in 1997.
Dr. András BRENNER Graduated in 1960 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He earned his PhD in 1964 and his CSc in 1976. He was a manager at the Ganz Danubius Company in Budapest and the Chief Executive of the Welding and the Computer Division at the Department of Central Welding. He was also an associate professor at TUB and columnist of the periodical: "Gép". He was Head of the Welding section of the SSME. He received the highest award twice for creativity in the area of technical development in sciences. He passed away in 1997.
Dr. Mihály KÁLDOR Graduated in 1948 from the Faculty of Mining and Forest Engineering University in Sopron. He earned his CSc in 1957 and his DSc in 1974. He was Professor and Head of Department of Physical Metallurgy at the Technical University of Heavy Industry in Miskolc. He was awarded a prize for the high quality of his two books written with Dr. József Verő about metallurgy. His third book was published in 1991. He was awarded with the Eötvös-ring of the HAS. He passed away in 1998.
Dr. Frigyes GELEJI Graduated in 1950 from the Faculty of Chemical Engineering at the TUB. He earned his CSc in 1962 and his DSc in 1979. He was the Vice President of National Technological Development Committee from 1990 to 1994. He was an Honorary Professor at the TUB, and Vice President of the FTSS. He was also the President of the Technological and Scientific Society of the Textile Industry. He was a member of the Macromolecular and Fiber Committees of the HAS. He received the Vice Wartha award from the Society of Hungarian Chemists in 1965, the Golden Prize for development of the textile industry in 1974 and 1994, and the Eötvös State Prize in 1985. He was the Deputy General Director of the Bay Zoltán Applied Research Foundation. He was the Director of the Bay Zoltán Institute for Materials Science and Technology. He was also a member of the Educational Committee of the WFEO. He was Vice President of the HAE. He passed away in 1999.
Dr. Menyhért NAGY Graduated in 1966 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He earned a second degree and later a PhD in welding engineering. He used to work in the energy sector. He passed away in 1999.
Dr. Tibor KONKOLY Graduated in 1947 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He earned his CSc in 1963 and his DSc in 1973 and become Eur.Ing in 1992. He was a professor of welding and heat treatment of metals at the Institute of Mechanical Technology and Material Sciences at the TUB. His research covered the areas of nitrocarburizing of steels, automation of welding, heating of metals by infrared halogen radiation, computer aided steel selection and prediction of properties after heat treatment. He was President of the Welding Technology Subcommittee of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, President of the Heat Treatment Section of the Scientific Society of Mechanical Engineers. He was member of the Governing Council of the International Institute of Welding, the International Committee of Non-Destructive Testing, and President and member of the Governing Council of the International Federation of Heat Treatment of Metals. He was the President of the Hungarian Standards Institution. He passed away in 2000.
István BIHARI Graduated from the Faculty of Chemistry at the Eötvös Loránd University, Doctor of Technical University of Budapest. From 1982 to 1991 he was the Managing Director, and from 1991 to 1993, the President and Chief Executive Officer of Chinoin Pharmaceutical and Chemical Co. Ltd. He was Chairman of the Council of the National Committee for Technological Development. He was the Chairman of the Board of Directors at the Corvin Bank Ltd., Chairman of the Scientific Society for Organisation and Management Science and Invited Professor at the Rajk László College. He was the author of about 50 publications in technical and economic reviews. He passed away in 2001.
Dr. Zénó TERPLÁN Graduated in 1943 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the TUB. He earned his PhD in 1950, his CSc in 1952 and his DSc in 1966. He was professor and Head of the Department of Machine Design, as well as Dean of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Vice Rector of the Technical University in Miskolc. He was President at the Mechanical - Metallurgical Section of the Doctor Committee of the HAS, the History of Science and Techniques Committee of the FTSS, and the Hungarian National Committee of the IFTOMM. He was an Honorary Doctor of the Universities of Magdeburg, Miskolc and Leoben. Also, he was an honorary member of the Verein Deutscher Ingenieure, and a full member of the HAS. He has received the Széchenyi Prize. He passed away in 2002.
Dr. András RAPCSÁK Graduated in 1969 from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the TUB and in the same year from the Natural Science Faculty of the Kossuth Lajos University in Debrecen. He earned his Doctoral degree also from University of Debrecen, in 1977. He worked as a development engineer in Electric Current Supplying Companies (1963-1973), then in Metripond Scales Factory. He was managing director of Scales Limited Company, and from 1994 Member of the Parliament. He had many patents, inventions and special articles mainly in the subject of electronic scales and scales systems. In 1991 he won the Gábor Dénes Prize for his innovation activity, and the Golden Cross of Hungarian Republic in 1993. He was a member of the Hungarian Electrotechnical Association, the Scientific Association of Machine Industry, and the Scientific Association for Measuring Techniques. He passed away in 2002.
Mihály ÁGOSTON Graduated in 1954 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He earned a second degree in electrical engineering in 1962. He retired as Director General of the National Technical Information Center and Library in 1990. He was a lecturer at the TUB and Eötvös Loránd University, and Professor at the Gábor Dénes Technical Informatics College. He was the Managing Director of Hunreg Automation Ltd. He passed away in 2002.
Dr. Mihály ZÁDOR Graduated in 1952 from the Faculty of Architecture Engineering at the TUB. He earned his PhD in 1959, his CSc in 1961 and his DSc in 1974. He was Professor of the Monuments Preservation Chair of History Architecture and Monuments at the BUTE. He was a member of the Committee for History and Theory of Architecture of the HAS. He was Vice President of the ICOMOS International Training Committee and President of the Training Committee of ICOMOS-Hungary. He was Honorary President of the Conservation Committee of ICOMOS-Hungary. He was also the President of the Hungarian Section of the Sigma Xi Society (USA). He was Formal visiting professor of Colorado State University (USA) and University of Buenos Aires (Argentina). He was conferred with title “Doctor Honoris Causa" at the Cracow University of Technology in 2000, he got the Prize of the Romualdo Del Bianco Foundation and the István Möller Medal. He passed away in 2003.
Dr. Gyula TÓFALVI Graduated in 1954 from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He earned his PhD in 1968, his CSc in 1974 and his DSc in 1979. The former Scientific Director of the Research Institute for Telecommunication finished his professional engineering in 1989. He was also a Visiting Professor at the TUB. He was the Executive Director of the Hungarian Space Office and President of the Scientific Council on Space Research. He has won: the Grand Prix of Brussels World Exhibition, the Kossuth Prize, the Puskás Prize, the Eötvös Prize, the Zlota Odznake in Poland, and the Star Order of the Hungarian Peoples` Republic.Since November 1996 he is the Vice President of the HAE. He passed away in 2003.
Dr. Endre KERKÁPOLY Graduated in 1948 from the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He earned his CSc in 1964 and his DSc in 1972. He was Head of the Department for Railway Construction at TUB between 1964-1991. He was an Honorary Doctor of the Friedrich List Transportation University in Dresden, President of the Scientific Society of Transport and Vice-President of the FTSS till 1995. He was President of the Hungarian Scholarship Committee. He was awarded the Golden Medal of the Yugoslav Academy of Sciences in 1969, the "Pro Urbe Budapest" in 1988, the Memorial Medal of the TUB in 1989 and the Széchenyi Prize in 1991. He got the Commander's Cross Order of Merit of the Republich of Hungary in 2002. He passed away in 2003.
Dr. Ferenc CSANDA Graduated in 1951 from the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the TUB. He also earned a second degree as an economist engineer at the TUB. He earned his PhD in 1997. He was the Managing Director of SUPERNODIG Co. Ltd. He was the inventor or co-inventor of 32 patents, author of two manuals, 7 specialized books and 135 scientific papers. He got 5 times the Golden Medal of the Excellent Inventor. His searching tools and methods to detect and map unknown communal piping and wires are used world-wide. (In Hungary there were more then 30.000 kilometers of lines found and measured with these tools and methods). Just so were used his patented no-dig methods for repair and renovation of sewers with a length of over 2.000 km in Hungary, Austria, Great Britain, The Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Russia, Yugoslavia, Belgium, Switzerland, etc. He got the Jedlik Ányos Award in 2000. He was Supplementary member of the Control Committee of HAE. He passed away in 2004.
Dr. István KOVÁCS Graduated in 1948 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He earned his PhD in 1968. He got the title of Eur.Ing in 1998 (FEANI) and "Engineer of fifty years' standing" from TUB. He was the Technical General Manager of CSEPEL Iron and Steel Works, thereafter First Deputy Minister in the Ministry of Metallurgy and Machine Industry, and later a scientific director in the Institute of Technology for Machine Industry. He was the member of National Committee for Technological Development for nearly thirty years and titular associate professor of the Budapest University of Economics. He was Honorary Vice President of the Hungarian Electrotechnical Association. He passed away in 2005.
Prof. Janos BARSONY He attended the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest, from which he received the Diploma of Engineering and then the Ph.D. degree. In 1963, he served at the Concrete and Reinforced Concrete Works, Pecs. In 1973 he joined the Pollack Mihaly Polytechnic as Deputy Principal and Head of the Civil Engineering Institute. In 1995 he assumed the position of Deputy Principal and Head of Civil Engineering, Pollack Mihaly Faculty of Engineering at Janus Pannonius University. In 1997 he became Vice Rector for Investment and Development while continuing as Head of the Civil Engineering Insittute. In 2000, he was appointed as Vice Rector for Investment and Development and Head of Civil Engineering Institute, and a member of the University Senate at the University of Pecs. In 2002 he became Dean of the Pollack Mihaly Faculty of Engineering and Head of the Civil Engineering Institute at the University of Pecs. Earlier this year, he retired from this position and became Dean Emeritus. He was a member of the Hungarian Academy of Engineering and of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, and was Vice President of Hungarian Chamber of Engineers. He was a member of the International Steering Committee of iNEER, and received the iNEER Award during ICEE-2005 in Glwice, Poland. He passed away in 2005.
Graduated in 1967 from the Faculty of Chemical Engineering at the University of Veszprém. From 1967 to 1971 he worked as a process designer of OLAJTERV for the refining industry. He earned his PhD in 1974 and his DSc in 1986. From 1987 to 1993 he was visiting professor at the Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich. He was Full Professor and Head of the Department of Unit Operations and Process Engineering of the TUB. He was the leader of more than 30 industrial design and retrofit projects, author of 7 books and more than 170 scientific articles. He was member of the HAS and President of the Technical Chemistry Committee. He was member of the editorial board of the journal "Chemical Engineering Quarterly" and the "Industrial Chemistry"; received the Best Technical Book Award in 1979 and the Varga József Award in 1998. He passed away in 2005.
Graduated in 1958, at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Budapest Technical University and in 1963, at the Faculty of Foreign Trade of Budapest University of Economic Sciences. He got his Dr. Univ. degree in 1963 in agricultural engineering and his PhD (DSc) degree in agricultural economics in 1968. He was Professor at Department of Agroenergetics of Agricultural Engineering Faculty of the Gödöllő University. From 1990 to 1996 he was the Rector of the Gödöllő University, and after that he was Vice-Rector and Director of European Study Center in Gödöllő. During 1982-1990 staying in Rome he was Senior Coordinator of the FAO European Cooperative networks on Rural Energy. From 1991 to 1992 he was the President of the Hungarian Rectors Conference. In 972 he organized and till 1982 chaired the Agricultural Energetic Division of HSSEE and in 1991 he was elected as Chairman of the Hungarian Biomass Association. He was member of Curatoriums of Bay Zoltán Foundation, the Soros Hungarian Foundation, the NCTD Technical Development Committee and Chairman of Higher ducation Development Fund. He passed away in 2005.
He received the title of "Technical Doctor" at ETH Zürich. He was the Head of the Institute for Testing and Research in Materials Technology, and Professor of the Technical University of Vienna. His fields of activity was: welding technology, gas-shielded, ultrasonic-, electron beam- and laser welding; material testing; reliability problems in brittle materials, fracture mechanics. He was a guest professor at the TUB. He was Chief Researcher in international projects between TU Vienna and TU Budapest. He passed away in 2006.
Dr. Ernő PUNGOR Founding Member Graduated in 1948 from the Faculty of Natural Sciences at the Pázmány Péter University in Budapest. He earned his PhD in 1949, his CSc in 1952 and his DSc in 1956. He was member of the HAS from 1976. He was the Dean of Faculty of Chemical Engineering at TUB in 1972 - 1981, and the Head of the General Analytical Department at the TUB in the period between 1979-1990. He was the President of the Hungarian Monitoring Committee for FEANI, member of Scientific Advisory Board of Hungarian Government, and of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. He was an Honorary Doctor and Professor Emeritus of the Technical University of Budapest, Honorary Doctor of the Institute of Technology in Vienna and University of Bratislava, of Bucharest, of Veszprém and of Miskolc, Lomonosov University (Moscow), and Babes-Bolyai University, honorary member of Czechoslovak Academy, the Indian Academy, The Royal Society of Chemistry, the Analytical Chemistry Society of Japan and the Australian Microanalytical Society, Chemical Society of Finland, Finnish Society of Technology. He has made numerous books and over 600 papers on analytical chemistry. He received the Gold Medal for Excellent Inventors and the Robert Boyle Gold Medal in 1986, the Talanta Gold Medal in 1987 and the Gold Medal of the HAS in 1988, the Gold Medal of Árpád Academy (USA) in 1998, Honorary Medal of Federation of European Chemical Societies in 1997, Prize of the Hungarian Spiritual Heritage in 1999 and Pro Scientia Transsylvanica Medal in 2000. From 1990-1994 he was Minister without portfolio and President of the National Committee for Technological Development. From 1994 to 2001 he was the General Director of the Bay Zoltán Foundation for Applied Research. He passed away in 2007.
Graduated as agricultural engineer. After completing his studies at the Agricultural University of Gödöllő he moved to Bóly where he was working as Deputy General Manager of Bóly Agricultural Producting and Commercial Share Company ever since. He manages and controls producing, integrated producing, trade and development. He was acknowledged especially in the field of improving, processing and trading seeds. He got his diploma on seed farming in 1973. He realises the preserving development and environmental protective farming in agriculture. He takes real care of espousing and acknowledging innovative and creative work. It is his achievement that Bóly Rt has modern farming system and it is internationally outstanding. He was the President of Hungarian Seed Trade Association and Seed Produce Council, chair member of Hungarian Association for the Protection of Industrial Property and Copyright and National Institute for Agricultural Quality Control. He has got several professional appreciation of his work, and he was the owner of Baross László commemorative medal (1994), Újhelyi Imre Award (1997) and Gábor Dénes Award (1997). He passed away in 2007.
Dr. George Benjamin BARKAY Graduated in 1955 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He earned his DSc degree in 1972 at the University of Technology, Dept. of Metallurgy, Delft, Holland. He was the Director of the Foundry Center and Head of the Foundry Laboratory in the Israel Inst. of Metals, Technion, Haifa, and also acted as a consultant to government offices and private firms. He was a member of the Board, Mech.Eng. Organization of the Association of Eng. and Architects in Israel. He was Visiting Scientist in MIT, Mass., USA; TNO Metallinstitute Apeldoorn, Holland; Technical University of Budapest, Hungary; Visiting professor University of N.S.W. Sydney, Australia; R&D program manager of Magnesium Technologies Consortium, Israel; He was director of Barkay Technologies Consulting Office and professional assessor of the Chief Scientist of Ministry of Industry and Trade. He passed away in 2008.
Prof. Attila MESKÓ He earned his University Diploma in geophysics from Loránd Eötvös University, Budapest in 1964, got his university doctoral degree, with summa cum laude in 1965, his Ph.D. in 1969, and the Doctor of the Academy title in 1977. In 1990 he became a corresponding member and in 1995 an ordinary member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (HAS). From 1967 till 1968 he was a postdoctoral researcher in Cambridge University and in University of Newcastle upon Tyne, dealing with ocean spreading hypothesis and distribution of earthquakes. Since 1966 he served as a consultant at the Seismic Prospecting Company. In 1970/71 he studied digital seismic processing at Texas Instruments, Houston, Texas (US). From 1973 he is teaching at the Geophysics Department of Loránd Eötvös University, Budapest. Full professor from 1980, department chair from 1985 through 1999. Author and co-author of a dozen university textbooks. Between 1987 and 1995 he also chaired the Environmental Physics Section. He was elected to the Deputy Secretary-General of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in 1999 and Secretary General in 2005. In 2005 he became the vice-president of the Hungarian Scientific Research Found (OTKA). He received the OTKA Arnold Ipolyi Award in 2000, the Publication Award for Academic Publishers in 1986 and the State Prize in 1978. He passed away in 2008. Graduated in 1948 at the University of Agriculture in Mosonmagyaróvár. He obtained a second degree in 1966 in Gödöllö and another one in 1977 Mosonmagyaróvár. He earned his CSc in 1970. Between 1963-1984 he worked at the University of Agriculture in Mosonmagyaróvár as a researcher and lecturer. Since 1984 he is retired. He has published in different scientific journals. He passed away in 2010.
Graduated in 1950 at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, TUB. In 1960 gained the degree CSc. Staff member at the Department of Machine Elements from 1950, full Professor from 1967. Department Head 1965-1973. Lecturer of the subject Machine Elements (1965-2000). Professor emeritus from 1997. Special fields: theory of gear-mesh, systematic design theory. Secretary of the Committee Machine Structures at the HAS from 1970, chairman between 1993-1999. Chairman of the Foundation of the Tribological Committee and Vice President of the International Tribology Council (1976-1993). Secretary of the IFTOMM National Committee from 1970. Member of several Academic Committees. Chairman of Mechanical Engineer Committee at the Chamber of Hungarian Engineers. Owner of 5 invented patents and 9 different civil orders. He received Zielinsky Szilárd Prize (2003), Muttnyánszky Prize (2003) and Botka Imre Prize (2004). He passed away in 2011. BME Szerves Kémiai Technológia Tanszék H-1521 Budapest Tel.: (36-1) 463-1262 Graduated in 1947 from the Faculty of Chemical Engineering at the TUB. From 1951 he works at the Organic Chemical Technology Department at the TUB. He earned his CSc in 1960 and his DSc in 1978. His field is heterogeneous catalysis, especially regarding metal catalysts for hydrogenation. From that field a book has been written, and he is the co-author in three others. His work includes 110 publications, 48 patents and over 60 lectures at international meetings. He is a member of the HAS. He has been appointed as UNIDO expert in India. He received 8 times the Gold Medal for inventory activities and the Joseph Varga Award for scientific and applied results produced in the field of catalysis. In 1964-65 he made research work in GB at the Nottingham University Physical Chemistry Department. He got the Murray Raney Award (USA) in 2000, from the Organic Reaction Catalist Society and Grace Chemical Division of W. R. Grace & Co.
Dr. István RATKÓ Founding Member Graduated in 1966 from the Faculty of Natural Sciences at the Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest. He earned his PhD in 1978 and his CSc in 1985. The former high school teacher is now professor of mathematics at Dennis Gábor College and researcher at the Institute of Postgraduate Studies of Medicine. He was also a member of the János Bólyai Mathematical Society, the János Neumann Computer Science Society, the Association of Hungarian Rheumatologists and an ordinary member of the American Mathematical Society. He was the member of the Nominating Committee of the HAE. He passed away in 2012.
Prof. János PROHÁSZKA Graduated in 1950 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the TUB. Where he then taught fundamental subjects in mechanical engineering, material sciences and technology from 1957 until present. In 1953 he was a researcher at the Research Institute for Ferrous Industry. In 1956 he received a doctorate degree at the TUB. From 1956 he worked at the Research Institute for Telecommunications researching the tungsten technology. In 1957 he became the Head of the Division of the Metals Physics in the Research Institute of Applied Physics of the HAS. He was appointed as a Full Professor of the Department of Materials Engineering in Electrical Industry at the TUB in 1964. In 1967 he became the Head of the Department of EEI. In 1972, he organized the Institute for Mechanical Technology and Materials Science, whereupon he became the Deputy Director, and from 1977 he led the Institute until 1985. From that time he is working at the same university as a research professor. Since 1982 he is a member of the HAS. He was the Head of the Department of Technical Sciences at HAS between 1993-1999. In 1988, he won the highest Hungarian award, the State Prize. He was a member of the IIT and this Institute awarded him with the Rockwell Prize. He was also an emeritus member of the CIRP. He was Honorary Doctor of the Miskolc University (1996). He passed away in 2012. Prof. Miomir VUKOBRATOVIC He was born in Botos, Serbia, 1931. He received the
B.Sc. and his first PhD degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the
University of Belgrade in 1957 and 1964 respectively, and his the second
D.Sc. degree from the Institute of Mashinovedenya, Moscow, 1972. Since
1968 he was head of Biodynamics Department, then director of the
Laboratory for Robotics and Flexible Automation and director of Robotics
Center, respectively at Mihailo Pupin Institute. In the period 1995.-2000.
Vukobratovic was High Technologies Program director of European Center for
Peace and Development of University for Peace established by the United
Nations. He was a founder and scientific leader of worldwide recognized
Belgrade School of Robotics.
Graduated in 1951 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He earned his PhD in 1971. He earned the title of Eur.Ing. in 1992. He was an invited lecturer at the Department of the Materials Science and Engineering at the TUB, and Head of the Department of Safety Engineering of Machinery at NITELS. He also worked as a welding and materials testing expert for the Ministry of Economic and Transport. Between 1984-1993 he was Head of the Non-Destructive Material Testing Committee and between 1994-1999 the Chairman of the Section for Material Testing of the SSME. From 1978 he was the Hungarian delegate of the International Committee of Non-Destructive Testing. He received the A.G.Pattantyús Prize in 1993. He was a founding member and treasurer of ASM Hungary. Since 1996 he was the Head of the Subcommittee for the Non Destructive Testing of the Hungarian Standards Institution and from 1998 he was the Vice-President of an Expert Committee of the National Accreditation Board. From 1990 he was the Executive Director of the HAE. He passed away in 2012. Dr. István BARTHA
Graduated in 1951 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the József Nádor Technical University in Budapest. He earned a Dr. University degree 1994 and his CSc degree 1996. He received the title of Honorable Professor from the Technological Academy in Debrecen 1992. Since 1956, he has been living in Sweden. His main field of research is corrosion, corrosion protection and ecological design. In 1982, he founded the International Association for Ecological Design, and since 1996 he is the Chairman of it. He was teacher in corrosion and design against it, at the Technical High School-Chalmers in Gothenburg and Lund. He is the manager of Eco-Corro, a consulting agency for ecological and corrosion questions. He passed away in 2013. Dr. Steven N. ANASTASION 7741 Bridle Path Lane McLean, Virginia 22102 USA Graduated in 1942 with a BSc from the United States Naval Academy. He earned his MSc in Electrical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1948. He is also a graduate of the Naval War College, 1958, and the Industrial College of the Armed Forces, 1964. He was the Vice President and Secretary General of the International of Academies of Engineering and Technological Sciences, till the end of 1999, and consultant to the U.S. National Academy of Engineering on international engineering activities, and to the Center for Ocean Law and Policy of the University of Virginia on ocean affairs. He has received the Chevalier de l`Ordre National du Merite of France, and has been twice awarded the Legion of Merit and the Bronze Star from the U.S. Navy. He was an Honorary Member of the National engineering academies of Brazil, the Czech Republic, Poland, Spain and Slovakia. He passed away in 2013. Dr. Pál MICHELBERGER
Graduated in 1952 from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and also from the Faculty of Engineer Corps at the Technical University of Budapest. He earned his CSc in 1960 and his DSc in 1970. The former Dean and Rector of TUB is now a Full Professor. He also works for the Transport & Vehicle Industry. He was President of the Mechanical Construction Science Committee of HAS, President of the FISITA, member of the Board of Directors of the International Association for Vehicle Design, and he is an honorary member of the VDI, a member of the Board of Directors of the IKARUS Ltd., and Hungarocamion Ltd. He is Honorary Member of the Karlsruhe University Senate since 1995. He was Vice President of HAS (1993- 99). He is member of Academia Europaea, the Russian Academy of Transportation, the International Academy of Higher Education, and the European Academy of Science and Arts. He was the President of the Federation of Technical and Scientific Societies. He got numerous awards: Eötvös Loránd Prize (1994), Széchenyi Prize (1995), Pázmány Péter Prize (1999), Eötvös József Prize (2000). He was the President of the Hungarian Accreditation Board until 2004. He was member of the Board. He passed away in 2014.
Graduated in 1961 from the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the TUB. He earned his second degree in applied mathematics from the Eötvös Loránd University in 1969, his CSc in 1974 and his DSc in 1983. He was a scientific consultant at the Institute of Transport Sciences. He was the Hungarian coordinator of the United Nations organized Transeuropean North-South Motorway Project. He was also a visiting professor at the TUB and author of several publications. He passed away in 2014.
Graduated in 1960 from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the BME as an MSc. He holds a PhD and a Dr. Habil from the BME, as well as a CSc and DSc from the HAS. At the TUB he was serving as Co-Chariman of the Council of the Dept. of Telecom. and Media informatics (that he founded in 1991) and as the Head of the Speech Research Laboratory (since 1972). He was the President of the Inter-University Center for Telecommunications and Informatics run jointly by two universities and nine companies. He was a member of the Committee for National Telecommunications and Informatics advising the Government. He was Past-President of the Hungarian Scientific Association for Telecommunications, and Past-Vice-Rector of the TUB. His previous employments included 3 years in various universities abroad and 7 years in industry. He was a founding member of both of Hungarian Academy of Engineering and the Telecommunications System Committee of the HAS. His 32 decorations included Denis Gabor Prize (1994), the HAS Award (1999), the Széchenyi Prize (2000) and the Officers Cross Order of Merit of the Republic of Hungary (civil section) (2004). He passed away in 2014.
Dr. Zoltán PAÁL Graduated in 1959 from the Faculty of Chemical Engineering at TUB. He earned his Dr. Tech. in 1962, his CSc in 1968 and his DSc in 1978. Since 1966 he has been working at the Institute for Isotopes of the HAS. He was the Director of this Institute between 1993 and 1998. He is a member of the editorial board of the Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters, and he was the Chairman of the Catalysis Subcommittee of the HAS between 1993 and 1999. He was the author of more than 300 publications. He passed away in 2014. Dr. Antal K. BEJCZY H—1144 Budapest, Füredi park 5 Graduated in 1961 from the Faculty of Engineer—Physicist , specialisation in Dynamics and Member of the Board H-1118 Budapest, Budaörsi út 21. Tel.: (36-1) 319-8824 Graduated in 1954 from the Faculty of Natural Sciences of ELU, and in 1961 from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of TUB. After several years of teaching praxis, between 1964 - 1991 he worked in Medicor Works, the largest Hungarian medical equipment corporate. He was involved in equipment design, marketing and system engineering on corporate level. Since 1989 senior technical advisor at the Institute for Hospital and Medical Engineering. As an expert, he worked for United Nations agencies (UNIDO, WHO). He has been also involved as expert in relevant works at EU. He is Honorary President of the Electronic Measurement and Biomedical Engineering Section of Scientific Society of Measurement, Automation and Informatics (MATE), (SSMAI). He was the former President of the International Federation for Medical and Biological Engineering (IFMBE), and former Vice President of the International Union for Physical and Engineering Sciences in Medicine (IUPESM). Since 2003 he was Board Member of IUPESM. He has received the Kolos Award and the Krusper Medal. He was Honorary Life Member of IFMBE, and Honorary Life Member of the Bohemian (former Czecho-Slovakian) Purkině Association. Dr. Sándor BENKÓ Budapest University of Technology and Economics Obtained his diploma at the Electrical Engineering Faculty of the Budapest University of Technology in 1963. In 1963-1995 worked as a lecturer at the Electrical Engineering Department. Obtained his teacher's diploma in 1972. Is recognized for pioneering work in the teaching and use of digital informatics. His special scientific fields include "the optimization of permanent magnetic fields" and "the digital simulation of electromagnetic fields", the latter the theme of his doctorate defended in 1972. Author of several prize winning books, owner of several awards and distinctions. Leader and manager of the Benkó Dixieland Band, a group of great international recognition with a unique history of festival prizes and awards. Specialized in New Orleans jazz, the BDB was awarded by President Ronald Reagan and has received some of the highest Hungarian government distinctions. Dr. Sándor Benkó is a traveling ambassador for Hungarian culture. In 2006 his activity was acknowledged by Kossuth Prize.
Dr. Csallany formerly was a Professor of Hydrology and Director of Hydrology Program at W. Kentucky University. Currently, he is associated with theInternational University ofHydroScience and Technology as itsChairman of the Board of Directors and Professor ofHydrologic Engineering. He is the CEO of CENECO Environmental & Engineering Co. MN and was, for nearly ten years, a Partner and Scientific Director of ELGOSCAR International, Kft., Budapest. He earned a Doctor Degree in Civil Engineering, Summa Cum Laude, at BME in ‘70 and also is a Certified/Registered Professional Hydrologist (P.H.). His current research interest is the conversion of geothermal energy. Dr. Csallany has been a Prof. Research Scientist with ISWS, Water Research Center at the University of Illinois. As a consulting Hydrologist/Engineer for UN, UNESCO, ICSU, US Navy and many other organizations as well as a Visiting Professor or Invited Lecturer at several universities and meetings traveled to sixty-one countries. He has written or co-authored books or proceedings, published several scientific articles and numerous technical reports. He is the Founder of the American Water Resources Association (AWRA). Furthermore, he has also conceived the idea, conceptualized and initiated the organization of the following national and international societies: International Water Resources Association(IWRA), American Institute of Hydrology(AIH), American Hydrological Society (AHS). He has been involved in organizing over fifty and national conferences and symposia as the General Secretary of AWRA, the Secretary General of IWRA and the international Presidents of AIH and AHS. Dr. Csallany has served as Editor of AWRA’s Journal of Water Resources and Hydata, AIH’s Journal of Hydrological Science and Technology. He was on the Editorial Board of the Hidrologiai Kozlony and served as Deputy-Secretary of the Hungarian Hydrological Society (HHS), prior to moving to the USA. Dr. Csallany is the recipient of numerous awards and honors, among others are: Hungarian National Academy of Sciences’ Special Award for a Research Project, "The Springs of Greater-Budapest", American Water Resources Association: Sandor C. Csallany Institutional Award for " Exemplary Contributions to Water Resources Management",International Water Resources Association: Honorary Secretary General, American Institute of Hydrology: Honorary President,"Founder’s Award", HungarianHydrological Society: Honorary Member
BME Mérnöktovábbképző Intézet Graduation: Mechanical (HVAC) Engineer: 1964, Budapest University of Technology. PhD: 1982, In-Place Filter Tester of Nuclear Air Treatment Systems: 1992, Energy Auditor: 1998, Certified Energy Manager: 1999, Engineer of Europe: 2002. Modern Pentathlon Coach: 1967. Consulting and development engineer, project manager, chief engineer, director of various companies in Hungary and USA. Corporation founder: USA. Major scopes of his activity: HVAC, energy management, energetics. From 1998 he is the leader of energy studies at Institute of Continuing Engineering Education of Budapest University of Technology and Economics. Lecturer of European and American Universities. Number of publications: over one hundred. Prize winner at energy saving development competitions. Member and office holder of Hungarian and American professional and scientific associations. Secondary career: coaching, diplomatic activity in modern pentathlon, orienteering and triathlon.
Dr. Ferenc TÖRÖK BME Középülettervezési Tanszék Graduated in 1960 at the Faculty of Architecture at the TUB, and got the DLA title in 1997. He is Full Professor and Head of the Department of Public-Buildings. He is the member of the Presidency of the Hungarian Federation of Architects, and among others member of the Master Body of the Hungarian Academy of Crafts and Design and also the Faculty of Architecture of the TUB. He is a member of the Academy of Arts, and the Batthyány Club of Professors. He designed numerous buildings, mainly churches; among others Roman-Chatolic Church of Felsőpárkány, the Church of the Hungarian Saints (together with Mr. Mihály Balázs), the Roman- Chatolic Church in Nyársapáti, and also the Embassy-building of the Vatikán (together with Mr Mihály Balázs). He received many Prices and Awards; the Ybl Miklós Award (1983), the Pro Architectura Award (together with Mr. Mihály Balázs, 1992) the Kossuth Award (1995), the Pro Pannonhalma Price (1996).
Founding Member, Graduated in 1963 from the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He earned his second degree as an Engineering Mathematician in 1970, his PhD in 1972 and his CSc in 1977. He had been qualified as Eur. Ing. of FEANI in 1993. Habilitated doctor of the Technical University of Budapest since 1997, Professor of Civil Engineering and Vice President at the Széchenyi István University, Győr. He is a member of ISSMGE, AET and the NYAS. He received the Eötvös Lóránd Award in 1989, the Baross Gábor Award in 1993 and the Zielinski Szilárd Award in 2004.
Gépipari Tudományos Egyesület Graduated in 1967 at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the Technical University of Budapest. He earned his second degree in Tool Design and Manufacturing Engineering in 1978, and doctoral degree in 1996. His main research field is the optimalization of manufacturing engineering technologies in the cutting and brosherie. Since 1967 he was a lecturer at the Manufacturing Engineering Department of the TUB, and since 1974 at the Széchenyi István Technical College, Győr (SZIF) Department of Material Science and Manufacturing Engineering. Presently he is associated professor at the University of Széchenyi István in Győr. He obtained his qualification at (QMSA) Quality Management. System Auditor by TÜV Academy in 1994. He is a member of several national and international scientific and engineering societies and chambers (ASME, CHE, etc.), and editorial boards of scientific journals. He serves as an elected Vice President of the Scientific Society of Mechanical Engineers, and since 2000 fulfils the function of SSME's Executive Director. He received the A.G. Pattantyús Award of SSME in 1992.
Dr. Fehér Erzsébet Graduated as a chemical engineer at the TUB. She earned her PhD in polymer chemistry and corporate management. Her fields of interest are theory and practice of corporate strategy, strategie alliances, production-distribution value chain, stock exchange, share prices, money management, cash flow and complex evaluation of investments. First, she worked for Taurus Rubber Company, as a project manager. From 1978 she had leading position in the Hungarian Plastic Processing Company, predecessor of Pannonplast. She had been chairperson-ceo of Pannonplast Plc. since 1991 until 2003. She is an elected member of the HAE, member of the Industrial Committee of the HAS. Dr Fehér is a member of the Hungarian Atlantic Council. She regularly gives lectures and is author of various scientific articles.
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