Editor-in-Chief
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Associate Editor-in-Chief
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Area Editors
Eszter Udvary Eszter Udvary received her Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), Budapest, Hungary, in 2009. She is currently an Associate Professor at BME, Mobile Communication and Quantum Technologies Laboratory. Dr. Udvary's research interests are in the broad area of optical communications, including microwave photonics, optical access network, visible light communication, and quantum communication. |
Péter Baranyi Péter Baranyi established the Cognitive Infocommunications concept around 2010. It is a scientific discipline today focusing on the new cognitive capabilities of the blended combination of human and informatics. It has an annual IEEE International Conference and a number of scientific journal special issues. He invented the TP model transformation which is a higher-order singular value decomposition of continuous functions. It has a crucial role in nonlinear control design theories and opens new ways for optimization. He is the inventor of MaxWhere which is the first 3D platform including 3D web, 3D browser, 3D store, and 3D Cloud. His research group published a number of journal papers firstly reporting that users get 40-50% better effectiveness in 3D digital environments. These results got a very high international impact within a few years.
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Lajos Nagy Lajos Nagy received the Engineer option Communication and PhD degrees, both from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), Budapest, Hungary, in 1986 and 1995, respectively. He joined the Department of Microwave Telecommunications (now Broadband Infocommunications and Electromagnetic Theory) in 1986, where he is currently an associate professor. He has been the head of Department of Broadband Infocommunications and Electromagnetic Theory in 2007. He is a lecturer on graduate and postgraduate courses at BME on Antennas and radiowave propagation, Radio system design, Adaptive antenna systems and Computer programming. His research interests include antenna analysis and computer aided design, electromagnetic theory, radiowave propagation, communication electronics, signal processing and digital antenna array beamforming, topics, where he has produced more than 100 different book chapters and peer-reviewed journal and conference papers. Member of Scientific Association for Infocommunications, official Hungarian Member and Hungarian Committee Secretary of URSI, Chair of the IEEE Chapter AP/ComSoc/ED/MTT.
| Gergely Biczók Gergely Biczók is associate professor in the CrySyS Lab, Dept. of Networked Systems and Services, Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME). He received the PhD (2010) and MSc (2003) degrees in Computer Science from BME. Previously, he was a postdoctoral fellow at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, a Fulbright Visiting Researcher to Northwestern University and a research fellow at Ericsson Research. His research focuses on the security, privacy and economics of networked systems. | |
Tamás Gábor Csapó Tamás Gábor Csapó (PhD, 2014, topic: text-to-speech synthesis & HMM-TTS) is a senior research fellow at the Speech Technology and Smart Interactions Laboratory of Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary. Within neural speech technology, he has experience in vocoders for speech synthesis, ultrasound tongue imaging, articulatory-to-acoustic mapping and inversion using ultrasound / lip / vocal tract MRI and applying deep learning methods. He was a Fulbright scholar at Indiana University, USA in 2014, where he started to deal with ultrasound tongue imaging, and was a member of MTA-ELTE Lingual Articulation Research Group of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences between 2016-2021, dealing with analysis of articulatory data. He regularly cooperates with international researchers and has co-authors from USA, Canada, Colombia, China, and several EU countries, besides Hungary. |
Editorial Board
JAVIER ARACIL Universidad Autónoma de Madrid,Spain | MAJA MATIJASEVIC |
LUIGI ATZORI | OSCAR MAYORA |
PÉTER BARANYI | MIKLÓS MOLNÁR |
JÓZSEF BÍRÓ | SZILVIA NAGY Széchenyi István University of Gyôr, Hungary |
STEFANO BREGNI | PÉTER ODRY VTS Subotica, Serbia |
VESNA CRNOJEVIC-BENGIN | JAUDELICE DE OLIVEIRA |
KÁROLY FARKAS Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary | MICHAL PIORO |
VIKTÓRIA FODOR | ROBERTO SARACCO |
EROL GELENBE | GHEORGHE SEBESTYÉN |
ISTVÁN GÓDOR | BURKHARD STILLER |
CHRISTIAN GÜTL Graz University of Technology, Austria | CSABA A. SZABÓ |
ANDRÁS HAJDU University of Debrecen, Hungary | GÉZA SZABÓ |
LAJOS HANZO | LÁSZLÓ ZSOLT SZABÓ |
THOMAS HEISTRACHER | TAMÁS SZIRÁNYI |
ATTILA HILT | JÁNOS SZTRIK |
JUKKA HUHTAMKI Tampere University of Technology, Finland | DAMLA TURGUT |
SÁNDOR IMRE | ESZTER UDVARY |
ANDRZEJ JAJSZCZYK AGH University of Science and Technology, Krakow, Poland | SCOTT VALCOURT |
FRANTISEK JAKAB Technical University Kosice, Slovakia | JÓZSEF VARGA |
GÁBOR JÁRÓ | JINSONG WU |
KLIMO MARTIN | KE XIONG |
ANDREY KOUCHERYAVY St. Petersburg State University of Telecommunications, Russia | GERGELY ZARUBA |
LEVENTE KOVÁCS | NAGY LAJOS |
CSAPÓ TAMÁS GÁBOR Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary | BICZÓK GERGELY Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary |
Supporter
National Cooperation Fund, Hungary |