Members
Head of Research Group
Janos Abonyi is a full professor at the Department of Process Engineering at the University of Pannonia in computer science and chemical engineering. He received MEng and PhD degrees in chemical engineering in 1997 and 2000 from the University of Veszprem, Hungary. In 2008, he earned his Habilitation in the field of Process Engineering, and the DSc degree from the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in 2011. In the period of 1999-2000 he was employed at the Control Laboratory of the Delft University of Technology (in the Netherlands). Dr. Abonyi has co-authored more than 250 journal papers and chapters in books and has published five research monographs and one Hungarian textbook about data mining. His research interests include complexity, process engineering, quality engineering, data mining and business process redesign.
Detailed CV Email: janos@abonyilab.com
Deputy Head of Research Group
Tamas Ruppert is an Associate Professor at the Department of Process Engineering at the University of Pannonia in computer science. He graduated with bachelor's (2015) degree in Mechanical Engineering and (2015) in Engineering Information Technology and master's (2016) degree Mechatronic Engineering and received PhD degrees in 2020. His current research focuses on Operator 4.0, and his research interest covers the areas of activity recognition, discrete-event simulators, and human-centric solutions.
Lead researcher in data science and systems engineering
Alex Kummer is a research associate at the Department of Process Engineering at the University of Pannonia. He graduated with bachelor’s (2014), master’s (2016) and PhD (2021) degree in Chemical Engineering. His research interests include process control, process optimization, machine learning and reinforcement learning applications.
Lead researcher in network and data science
László Gadár is a researcher at the Department of Process Engineering at the University of Pannonia. He graduated as an environmental engineer (2003) and obtained his PhD in engineering (2021) with a topic in network science. His main research interests include the analysis of the relationships between human factors in the workplace using quantitative and network data, the development of network science methods, and the development of machine learning models in various domains such as student dropout.
Lead researcher in sustainability
Viktor Sebestyén is a Senior Researcher at the Sustainability Solutions Research Lab at the University of Pannonia in environmental engineering. He graduated with bachelor's degree in Environmental Engineering (2011), and he has master's degree in Environmental Engineering (2013), Occupational Safety and Health (2016), Noise- and Vibration Control Engineering (2019). He received a PhD degree in Bio, Environmental and Chemical Engineering (2019). His research interest covers a wide spectrum of environmental issues, nevertheless his profession is the data- and model driven decision support of the Sustainable Development Goals.
Research assistants
Ádám Ipkovich - currently pursuing bachelor's degree in mechatronics engineering. His research interests include rankings, multi-criteria decision making and analysis as well as many-objective optimization. His current research focuses on climate change and sustainability, sum of ranking differences and data visualization.
Attila Ficsor - graduated with bachelor's (2023) degree in computer science currently pursuing Master's degree in Data Science at the University of Pannonia. His research interests span across natural language processing, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. Currently, Attila is involved in research on climate change, sustainability, industrial optimization, and various data visualization projects.
Martin Ferenczi - is pursuing his master's degree in Data Science at the University of Pannonia supervised by Dr. Alex Kummer and Dr. János Abonyi. He graduated with bachelor's (2023) degree in Computer Science at the University of Pannonia. His current research focuses on ensemble deep learning-based classification and parameter identification. His research interest is the application of artificial intelligence in systems engineering.
PhD students
Abdulrahman K. E. Al-Sabaawi - graduated with bachelor's degree B.Eng in Medical Instrumentation Technology Engineering at the Northern Technical University, Iraq in 2011 and his master's degree MSc in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Strathclyde, UK in 2015. He is a PhD student at the Department of Processing Engineering/University of Pannonia through the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship. His main PhD research field is in human intention recognition and Bio-signal processing.
Andras Daranyi - graduated with bachelor's degree in biochemical engineering (2018) and master's degree in engineering management (2020). His research interest covers the areas of process and data mining. His current research focuses on indoor position data processing with machine learning algorithms.
Andras Racz-Szabo - graduated with bachelor's (2014) degree in Transportation Engineering and master's (2016) degree in Logistics Engineering at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. His research interested covers the areas of Process Mining algorithms, Discrete-event simulators, Neural networks and Supply chain management. His current research focuses on Development of Machine Learning, Process Modeling and Optimization Algorithms for Supporting Industry 4.0.
Éva Kenyeres – is a PhD student at the Department of Process Engineering at University of Pannonia, supervised by Dr. Alex Kummer and Dr. János Abonyi. She graduated with bachelor’s (2022) and master’s (2024) degree in chemical engineering at the University of Pannonia. Her area of research focuses on the handling and utilization of uncertain information by algorithms based on stochastic models, including particle filter and importance sampling, and their potential application within an industrial environment. Her current research also deals with sustainability-related problems such as waste management contributing to the circular economy goals.
László Bántay - graduated with master's degree in chemical engineering at the University of Veszprem in 2010. He has been working for nine years at Chemark Ltd. in different roles, mainly in the product management area. His research interest covers the areas of event analysis and data science applications in Process Mining. His current research focuses on Process Mining and XES standardization of industrial log files, including alarm management.
Robert Csalodi - graduated with bachelor's (2018) degree in mechanical engineering and master’s (2020) degree in mechatronics engineering. His research interested covers the areas of Process and Data Mining. His current research focuses on the integration of Survival Analysis and Machine Learning methods.
Tamás Kegyes - graduated with master's degree in mathematics at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (2005) and also master's degree in actuarial sciences at Corvinus University of Budapest (2018). His research interested covers the areas of Machine Learning, Process Optimization, Distributed Learning Methods and their industrial and economical applications. His current research focuses on Reinforcement Learning and Machine Learning applications for Supporting Industry 4.0.
Timea Czvetko - graduated with bachelor's (2020) degree in technical management, and master's degrree in engineering management (2022) at the university of Pannonia. She recieved a postgraduate degree in research and innovation management (2020) and Industry 4.0 solution developments and data and systems science (2022) at the University of Pannonia. Her research interest covers the area of Industry 5.0, sustainability problems, human centred development, business processes and regional development.
Tuan-anh Tran - graduated with bachelor's (2015) degree in mechanical engineering in Vietnam, and master's (2019) degree in technical management in Hungary. He has been working along with product development teams and participating in productivity, quality, and safety improvement projects. His current research interest is related to data analysis in manufacturing operational management, from a system engineering aspect.
we have open positions!
External members - Cooperations
Department of Computer Science and Systems Technology, University of Pannonia, Hungary
Agnes Vathy Fogarassy - Data mining
Janos Baumgartner - Survival analysis
Zoltan Sule - Optimisation, stochastic processes
HAS - UP - Budapest Ranking Reseach Group
Research Group on Process Network Engineering, Kaposvar University
to be extended, "our mind is open" ..
Industrial partners
Balluff - Zoltan Kantor - Smart sensors
Foxconn - Mark Hermann - Industry 4.0 and big data
iQor - Kornel Nemeth - Services 4.0
Sunstone RTLS - László Jakab - Industry 4.0 and process development
MOL - Soft sensors, alarm management
to be extended ..
Graduated PhD students (former members of Abonyilab)
László Nagy, 2023, Epic Innolabs, Budapest
Gergely Honti, 2021, Big Data Software Engineer, SCIGILITY, Switzerland
Gyula Dörgő, 2021, Data Scientist, Siemens AG Austria
Gadár László, 2020, Data analyst at Innopod Solutions Ltd and ELKH-PE Complex Systems Monitoring Research Group, University of Pannonia
Daniel Leitold, 2020, Assistant Professot at University of Pannonia
Tibor Kulcsar, 2017, Data mining specialist and system architect, I-New Unified Mobile Solutions AG,
Laszlo Dobos, 2016, Support Engineer, SAP Hungary
Zoltan Banko, 2016, Development lead, Bosch
Tamas Kenesei, 2015, Modelling and Support Advisor at MOL Group
Tamas Csiszer, 2014, Assistant Professor at EDUTUS College
Andras Kiraly, 2013, Software engineer
Tamas Varga, 2010, Assistant Professor at University of Pannonia
Balazs Balasko, 2009, Application Manager at SABIC Europe, Geleen The Netherlands
Nora Moldovanyi, 2008, Senior APC Engineer, Honeywell
Ferenc Peter Pach, 2008, Lead Data Scientist at Bay Zoltán Nonprofit Ltd. for Applied Research
Balazs Feil, 2006, Controrg, Senior Engineer
Janos Madar, 2005, Controrg, Senior Engineer
Graduated BSc and MSc students
Peter Piegler - deep learning
Kristof Varga - process mining