Gyula Sallai: Presentation of the next FIA in Budapest

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The document outlines plans for the next Future Internet Assembly (FIA) in Budapest, Hungary in May 2011. It provides details on the Future Internet Week events taking place in Budapest, including the FIA, as well as background on scientific associations and universities in Hungary involved in information and communication technologies. It highlights some notable Hungarian scientists and concludes by inviting attendees to the FIA in Budapest.

Outlook to the next Future Internet Assembly in Budapest Prof. G yula SALLAI HTE, BME Hungary FIA Ghent, 16-17 Dec 2010

EU Future Internet Assemblies (FIA) FIA meets twice a year: Bled, March 2008  Bled Declaration Madrid, December 2008 Prague, 11-13 May 2009  F I Forum Stockholm, 23-24 November 2009 Valencia, 15-16 April 2010 Ghent, 16-17 December 2010 Budapest, 18-19 May 2011

Future Internet Week Budapest, 16-19 May 2011 Events: FIRE Event – 16 May 2011 Internet of Things Conference – 16 May 2011 Future Internet Conference – 17 May 2011 Future Internet Assembly – 18-19 May 2011 Future Internet Forum – 18 May ENoLL Event – TBA ceFIMS Workshop – TBA www.fi-budapest.eu FIA

Scientific Associations for Infocommunications, Hungary The Hungarian IEEE ComSoc Sister Society Founded 61 years ago 20 sections, 1200 individual members, 65 corporate members Telecom/infocom operators, manufacturers, research institutes, universities, SMEs, NRA Infocommunications Journal Previously organized major events EuroSpeech 1999 (1100 attendees) World Telecommunication Congress 2006 (180 attendees) IST Mobile and Wireless Communications Summit 2007 (590) Network Planning and Strategy Symposium (260) IEEE WCNC 2009 (650) Next events: VTC, ITS in 2011, IEEE ICC2013,etc.

World-famous scientists of Hungarian origin George von BÉKÉSY (1899-1972) acoustics, Nobel laureates in 1961 Dennis GABOR (1900-1979) holography, Nobel laureates in 1971 John von NEUMANN (1903-1957) mathematician, father of computers

Tivadar PUSKÁS (1844-1893) telephone exchange Zoltán BAY (1900-1992) lasers, lunar radar László LOVÁSZ (1948- ) computation & graph theory Albert-László BARABÁSI (1967- ) theory of complex networks

EU FP7 projects with Hungarian participation: National R&D projects funded by FI R&D in Hungary Hungarian partners: BME ELTE MTA - SZTAKI NIIF – Nat. Inform. Infrastr. Dev. Inst. Zrínyi Miklós National Defence University Bay Zoltan Foundation for Applied Research Ericsson Hungary Magyar Telekom SMEs

BUDAPEST UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND ECONOMICS (BME) Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics Dept. Telecommunications and Media Informatics Dept. Telecommunication Engineering EÖTVÖS LORAND UNIVERSITY, BUDAPEST (ELTE) Faculty of Informatics (Computer Science) Faculty of Natural Science (Mathematics, Physics) HUNGARIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES , COMPUTER AND AUTOMATION RESEARCH INSTITUTE (MTA-SZTAKI)

FIA Budapest 2011 Venue Hotel InterContinental Budapest Danube R iverside, C ity centre Apáczai Csere János street 12, 1052 Budapest Buda side Pest side

Hotel InterContinental Budapest Danube Riverside

Looking forward to meeting you in FIA Budapest, May 2011 www.fi-budapest.eu

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1. Outlook to the next Future Internet Assembly in Budapest Prof. G yula SALLAI HTE, BME Hungary FIA Ghent, 16-17 Dec 2010

2. EU Future Internet Assemblies (FIA) FIA meets twice a year: Bled, March 2008  Bled Declaration Madrid, December 2008 Prague, 11-13 May 2009  F I Forum Stockholm, 23-24 November 2009 Valencia, 15-16 April 2010 Ghent, 16-17 December 2010 Budapest, 18-19 May 2011

3. Future Internet Week Budapest, 16-19 May 2011 Events: FIRE Event – 16 May 2011 Internet of Things Conference – 16 May 2011 Future Internet Conference – 17 May 2011 Future Internet Assembly – 18-19 May 2011 Future Internet Forum – 18 May ENoLL Event – TBA ceFIMS Workshop – TBA www.fi-budapest.eu FIA

4. Scientific Associations for Infocommunications, Hungary The Hungarian IEEE ComSoc Sister Society Founded 61 years ago 20 sections, 1200 individual members, 65 corporate members Telecom/infocom operators, manufacturers, research institutes, universities, SMEs, NRA Infocommunications Journal Previously organized major events EuroSpeech 1999 (1100 attendees) World Telecommunication Congress 2006 (180 attendees) IST Mobile and Wireless Communications Summit 2007 (590) Network Planning and Strategy Symposium (260) IEEE WCNC 2009 (650) Next events: VTC, ITS in 2011, IEEE ICC2013,etc.

5. World-famous scientists of Hungarian origin George von BÉKÉSY (1899-1972) acoustics, Nobel laureates in 1961 Dennis GABOR (1900-1979) holography, Nobel laureates in 1971 John von NEUMANN (1903-1957) mathematician, father of computers

6. Tivadar PUSKÁS (1844-1893) telephone exchange Zoltán BAY (1900-1992) lasers, lunar radar László LOVÁSZ (1948- ) computation & graph theory Albert-László BARABÁSI (1967- ) theory of complex networks

7. EU FP7 projects with Hungarian participation: National R&D projects funded by FI R&D in Hungary Hungarian partners: BME ELTE MTA - SZTAKI NIIF – Nat. Inform. Infrastr. Dev. Inst. Zrínyi Miklós National Defence University Bay Zoltan Foundation for Applied Research Ericsson Hungary Magyar Telekom SMEs

8. BUDAPEST UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND ECONOMICS (BME) Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics Dept. Telecommunications and Media Informatics Dept. Telecommunication Engineering EÖTVÖS LORAND UNIVERSITY, BUDAPEST (ELTE) Faculty of Informatics (Computer Science) Faculty of Natural Science (Mathematics, Physics) HUNGARIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES , COMPUTER AND AUTOMATION RESEARCH INSTITUTE (MTA-SZTAKI)

9. Established as BME Department of Wire line Communications in 1949 Profile of TMIT: Convergent telecommunication, information and media (infocom) technologies, applications and management issues BME Department of Telecommunications and Media Informatics (BME-TMIT) Research and Educational Groups: HSNLab: High Speed Networks, Services and Appl’s MediaLab: Content Management and Multimedia Systems SpeechLab: Speech and Multimodal Information Systems FuzzyLab: Intelligent and Cognitive Media Informatics RegLab: Infocom Management and Regulation TMIT is involved in: 2 BSc programmes 4 MSc programmes Spec. responsibilities for: - Infocom Systems - Media Informatics - E-gov and Public Utilities - Analytical BI 2 Doctorate schools with 33 PhD students 80 academic staff incl. 8 DSc + 27 PhD

10. FIA Budapest 2011 Venue Hotel InterContinental Budapest Danube R iverside, C ity centre Apáczai Csere János street 12, 1052 Budapest Buda side Pest side

11. Hotel InterContinental Budapest Danube Riverside

12. Sightseeing in Budapest – 237 monuments

13. Looking forward to meeting you in FIA Budapest, May 2011 www.fi-budapest.eu

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