Department of Power Electronics and Electric Drives at Audi Hungaria Faculty of Automotive Engineering, Infineon Technologies Austria AG and Advantage Austria Hungary invites you to IPCEI Microelectronics STEM Workshop. Be welcomed to join our session and discover more about: – Infineon Technologies Austria AG & IPCEI – Power MOSFETs & WBG The workshop is led by Infineon Technologies Austria AG and will delve into the challenges faced and the innovative solutions developed. The participants will learn about power MOSFET electrical behaviour and device physics. The structure of a power MOSFET will be explained together with how this structure influences the electrical performance. The presentation will discuss both planar and trench technologies, and include a brief introduction to charge compensation devices. We will also highlight the state of the art of technology and industry of wide bandgap semiconductors (WBS), which are becoming the cornerstones of future power electronics. Széchenyi István University is located in Győr, at the centre of Central Europe’s “golden triangle”. We have 45 years of tradition and experience in supporting Hungary ́s leading industries with a strong focus on vehicle engineering, transportation and telecommunication. As a result, our university has become the primary driver of the regional economy provider for the public service sector and supplies the human resources and training needs for the North-Transdanubian region.

The András Mechwart Youth Society (MAIT) has set the aim to foster professional and personal connections between young professionals and researchers. The Society is announcing the 12th András Mechwart Youth Meeting, which is to be held on 20th of September 2022. The aim of the Meeting is to provide an outlook on actual research projects in the fields of power engineering, energy engineering, automatics and connecting interdisciplinary fields by introducing the work of recognized professionals, BSc, MSc and PhD students and young engineers. The Meeting will be hosted by the 6th Annual Assembly of the Hungarian Electrotechnical Association, on its 0th day, at Siófok. The accepted conference papers will be published with an ISBN number on the MAIT’s website (if the authors allow it). Selected submissions will be awarded by the Hungarian Chapter of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Power and Energy Society (IEEE PES). The attendance of the meeting is free for presenters. The organizers kindly ask to inform all person who may be interested in participation and publication in the Meeting. We kindly invite you to submit an abstract to the Youth Meeting. Submissions of abstracts should be done on the Annual Assembly’s website. Further information can be requested through mait@mee.hu. Please find the conference issue in the following link: http://mait.mee.hu/mait_13

CH08852 - Hungary Section Chapter, CS23 Peng Shi (University of Adelaide, Australia): Distributed Coordination and Learning on Multi-Agent Systems

The first lecture of the József Liska memorial semester of the BUTE SBC was given by Szabolcs Molnár, the Supervisory Production Director of MVM . In the first part of the lecture, we heard a brief overview of the current situation of MVM in Hungary. The company has 4 GW of installed electricity capacity, which allowed for the production of 20 TWh of gross energy per year in 2022. This share represents 59% of the Hungarian energy consumption. The speaker also briefly discussed the need for energy generation diversification for a stable and sustainable operation. This was followed by a quick overview of the history of wind energy harnessing, from its maritime applications to its current use. Wind energy has been expanding rapidly in recent decades, with a global installed generation capacity of 406 GW, though only 323 MW is installed in Hungary, with the largest power plant park in Sopronkövesd with 16 MW. The energy conversion mechanisms of wind power and their impact on output are then discussed. The amount of electricity generated depends on the speed and humidity of the air, the surface area swept by the rotor, the speed of the wind and is also affected by wind loss. The efficiency of wind turbines can be increased by extending the blade length and height and by improving the generator. In addition to this information, we learned about how turbines work and how to explain the physics behind them. We then discussed the causes of wind formation, the presence of global and local air movements and topography. In general, continental wind strengths are decreasing in Europe due to warming and the poleward pull of cyclones. In Hungary, the prevailing wind direction is north-westerly, with a relative frequency of 15-35%. The typical wind speed is 2-4 m/s, which allows only low-power turbines to be installed. The presentation was concluded with a few words about the phenomena to be taken into account when installing a turbine and the Hungarian wind energy strategy. These factors included the energy content of the wind, the roughness classes, the wake effect and the park effect - the proximity of turbines to each other. The installed wind power capacity in Hungary is expected to increase by 100-600 MW by 2030 and is predicted to reach 700-1800 MW by 2050.

YP80051 - Hungary Section Affinity Group, YP STB09941 - Obuda University SBC09941B - Obuda University, SMC28 SBC09941F - Obuda University,CIS11 SBC09941E - Obuda University,TEM14 University of Óbuda opened its doors and gave a glimpse into its scientific life at the Researchers' Night on 29 September. Exciting experiments, inspiring lectures, interesting lab tours, entertaining demonstrations and playful activities were waiting for everyone, from the youngest to the oldest. Our university offered more than 200 different programmes not only in Budapest, but also in Székesfehérvár and Salgótarján.

CH08295 - Hungary/Romania Section Jt. Chapter,EP21/NANO42 SBC56301A - Budapest Univ of Tech & Economics,EP21,NANO42 Annual meeting of the EPS and NTC student branch chapters in the Hungary and Romania Sections.

CH08262 - Hungary Section Jt. Chapter, IE13/RA24 Prof. Dr. Paolo Fiorini: One Hundred Years of Robotics: Where will We Arrive?

STB41643141 - University of Debrecen Jointly organized by the institutes of the University of Debrecen Vehicles and Mechatronics Institute, Faculty of Engineering Cognitive Etho-Engineering System and Robots Research Group Institute of Psychology, Faculty of Humanities Digital Interactions Research Group

CH08231 - Hungary Section Chapter, PE31 IEEE PES HU Outstanding Engineer Award ceremony @Vakvarjú Újbuda The awards were presented to the following persons: László Jermendy, István Táczi, István Krómer (2022)

CH08776 - Austria/Czech/Hungary/Slovenia Jt Chapter,TEM14 We are pleased to invite you to our next talk in our Lecture Series: Tuesday, January 9, 2024 at 5:00 p.m. (17:00) Central European Time (UTC+1) Topic: “Global Governance of AI – on the Interim Report of the UN AI Advisory Body” (scroll down for abstract and CV) Speaker: Virginia Dignum (Umeå University) Moderator: George Metakides (Digital Enlightenment Forum)