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He is an associate professor at the Department of Software Engineering, University of Szeged, leading the IoT Cloud research group at the department. He is also the Vice Dean of Public Relations of the Faculty of Science and Informatics of the University of Szeged. He graduated as a program-designer mathematician in 2005, received his Ph.D. degree at the SZTE Doctoral School of Computer Science in 2011, habilitated at the University of Szeged in 2017, and received the Doctor of the Academy (DSc) degree of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in 2024. His research interests include the federative management of Blockchain, IoT, Fog and Cloud systems, and interoperability issues of distributed systems in general. He is the European PI of the SO-SMART EIG-CONCERT EU-Japan project, and a group leader at the Swarmchestrate EU HORIZON project. He has coordinated the FogBlock4Trust sub-grant project of the TruBlo EU H2020 project, and the national project OTKA FK 131793 financed by the Hungarian Scientific Research Fund. He has more than 150 publications with more than 2500 citations.
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He is an assistant professor at SED, with a primary research interest in Blockchain technologies and the semi-simulation of IoT, Fog, and Cloud systems. He primarily works in the SO-SMART and IPD groups of the Smart Systems Research Institute and is a key developer of MobIoTSim and SUMMON.
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He is an assistant professor at SED, focusing on the integration of IoT, Fog, and Cloud systems. His research emphasizes resource management, orchestration methods, and the evaluation of scheduling and computational offloading algorithms in terms of energy consumption, cost efficiency, and resource utilization within the Cloud-to-Thing Continuum. He is also actively involved in research and software development projects, including the DISSECT-CF-Fog simulator, and initiatives such as the EU-funded Swarmchestrate.
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He is an assistant professor at SED, primarily working as a Blockchain Specialist in the MILAB project. His research interests focus on the security, privacy, and trust of integrated Cloud/Fog computing, Internet of Things, and Blockchain systems. He is the lead developer of the FoBSim and PriFoB solutions.
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He is a Stipendium Hungaricum PhD candidate at SED. His primary research areas include Cloud, Fog, and Edge Computing, as well as Artificial Intelligence (e.g., Federated Learning). His work focuses on applications in the Internet of Things (e.g., Healthcare, Ambient Intelligence, Smart Cities) and Next-Generation Networks (e.g., 6G). He has authored over 20 papers on IoT devices and solutions and has participated in several multidisciplinary projects (e.g., CEPRA, HORIZON).
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Former colleagues and students:
Mate POLYAK, Zoltan FEHER, Mate BIRO, Bishwajeeban MISHRA, Janos HADABAS, Roland TORNYAI, Akos Zoltan GORACZ, Peter GACSI, David HUTAI, Kata Zsofia LESZKO, Edua Eszter KALMAR, Bence BALOGH, Peter SIMON, Tamas BIRKAS, Tibor BARAT, Attila BENYI, Gergo MAROS
