Jan 26, 2022
Five research infrastructures at the University of Szeged have been named top Hungarian research infrastructures of 2021 for outstanding scientific performance.
Dec 22, 2021
As the last piece of good news for this year, a paper titled “DONS: Dynamic optimized neighbor selection for smart blockchain networks”, authored by Hamza Baniata, Ahmad Anaqreh, and Attila Kertész has been accepted into the D1 (top 10%) ranked journal Future Generation Computer Systems.
Dec 14, 2021
Dr. Vilmos Bilicki’s Inclouded team has recently launched their peripheral vascular monitoring project, PERIPHERAL with 2 patients.
The team has developed a system that, through smart devices connected by the cloud, can help doctors more effectively monitor their patients without them even needing to set foot in the clinic.
Dec 9, 2021
A seminar titled “Modelling IoT applications in cloud and fog simulation environments” will be held online on December 15th from 16:00 – 17:00 as part of MILab’s IoT, Sensor, Telecommunications subproject’s online seminar series.
The speaker is Dr. Attila Kertész (Department of Software Engineering).
The lecture’s topic is summarized below:
Nov 9, 2021
Dr. Árpád Beszédes and Dr. Gergő Balogh will be co-hosting a workshop titled “1st Workshop on Advances in Human-Centric Experiments in Software Engineering”, co-located with SANER 2022.
Oct 4, 2021
Several students at our department have presented their newest articles at the 21st International Conference on Computer Science and Its Applications (ICCSA) conference held in September. Among the authors were Edit Pengő, Péter Gál, Yue Sun, Tamás Aladics, Zsolt János Szamosvölgyi, and Endre Tamás Váradi.
The following papers were presented:
Sept 30, 2021
The article titled “Method Calls Frequency-Based Tie-Breaking Strategy For Software Fault Localization”, authored by Qusay Idrees Sarhan, Béla Vancsics, and Árpád Beszédes (Department of Software Engineering) was presented at this year’s SCAM conference.
Sept 29, 2021
Péter Soha (Department of Software Engineering) has presented his article, co-written by Dr. Árpád Beszédes, at this year’s ICSME conference.
Sept 29, 2021
The article titled “CharmFL: A Fault Localization Tool for Python”, authored by Qusay Idrees Sarhan, Attila Szatmári, Rajmond Tóth and Árpád Beszédes (Department of Software Engineering) was presented at this year’s SCAM conference.
In the article, the researchers present a new tool called CharmFL, which is meant to aid the developers in the fault localization process for Python code.
Sept 29, 2021
Dr. Árpád Beszédes (Department of Software Engineering) has been re-elected member of the Steering Committee of the Source Code Analysis and Manipulation (SCAM) conference.
The IEEE SCAM conference is a leading international conference that brings together researchers and practitioners who work on the analysis and/or manipulation of source code.
