Curriculum vitae
                                                               Miklos Ferenczi


       Contact

    Mailing address: Miklos Ferenczi
    Department of Algebra
    Budapest University of Technology and Economics
    Budapest, 1111. Egry J.u.1. H.ep.V.
    Hungary
    Tel.: (36)-1-463-20-94
    Fax.: (36)-1-463-17-80
    e-mail: ferenczi@math.bme.hu


    Current position

    Assistant Professor
    Department of Algebra
    Budapest University of Technology and Economics

       Degree, education

    PhD from the Hungarian Academy of Science, 1988
    University doctor, Eotvos Lorand University, 1977
    Diploma in Mathematics, Eotvos Lorand University, 1972


       Awards, competitions received

    Support for publishing University text book, 2001
    Széchenyi Professorial Scholarship, 2000
    Scholarship to research, Pisa 1996
    Scholarship to study, Ottawa 1988
    Ministerial praise, 1979


        Field of interest

    Mathematical logic, Algebraic logic, General model theory, uncertainty logics
    Probabilities, measures on abstract algebraic structures


        Publications

    Activity in publishing in international journals
    Publications as a part of books
    Two complete books


       Editorial board

      Journal of Applied logic


        OTKA  supported research
    (grant of Hungarian Acadamy of Science)

    Title: Logics and applications,
    Research group with 10-12 members
    Leader of the project
    1992-1996, 1996-1999, 2000-2003


        Conferences

    Organization of Algebraic Logic Conferences (international)
    held in Budapest: 1988, 1995 and 2002
    Some important talks on abroad:
    1981 Boston, 1992 Varsó, 1996 Pisa, 2001 Salamanca, 2002 Leeds
     2003 Malente, 2004 Boulder

        International research projects

    Coordinator in TEMPUS project, 1992-1996
    Participation in COST (Tarski) project 2001-2005


        Education

    Teaching on every levels from undergraduate to Ph D
    on the faculties Mathematics, Electrical Engineering and Software Engineering
    Main courses: Probability theory, Mathematical logic, Linear algebra


       Memberships in committees

    Membership in the Faculty committee of Software Engineering
    Membership in the Council of the Faculty TTK
    Membership in the Academic Committee VEAB


       Language skills

    Fluent in English, reading skill in German and Russian