Academia-Industry Matching Event (AIME26)

Session

High-performance Computing

12 Nov 2026, 14:30

HUN-REN Headquarters

58. From Heavy-Ion Physics to Societal Impact: The SEEIIST Initiative

Sanja Damjanovic

12/11/2026, 14:30

Lecture

Heavy-ion therapy is one of the most successful applications of nuclear and particle physics, translating decades of research in heavy-ion accelerators, beam physics, and ion–matter interactions into clinical practice.
Pioneering work at the GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research, where the first patients in Europe were treated with carbon ions, laid the foundations for the establishment...

57. CT Imaging with Hadrons for Cancer Radiotherapy

Zsófia Jólesz

12/11/2026, 15:10

Lecture

Hadron therapy is an emerging form of cancer treatment that shows to be more effective than the most widespread type of radiotherapy treatment with X-rays, due to the nature of the energy deposition of hadrons. Before the treatment, there is a need for the imaging of the patient, which is usually done by using X-ray CT. However, with the usage of the conventional X-ray CT, a conversation of...

53. Scientific Reliability of AI Tools in 3D Bioinformatics and Protein Engineering

Tamas Hegedus (Semmelweis University)

12/11/2026, 16:05

Our objective is to develop an flexible in silico pipeline for designing small protein binders targeting an immune checkpoint receptor, aiming to overcome immune suppression and enhance cancer cell killing. Such protein design pipelines are complex, integrating multiple AI-based methods, including diffusion models, deep neural networks, and protein structure prediction tools.

We discuss the...

78. Towards Dedicated AI Infrastructure at Wigner RCP: Motivations and Challenges

Ádám Pintér

12/11/2026, 16:45

The development and operation of private Artificial Intelligence (AI) capacity represents a strategic opportunity for research institutions and R&D-intensive companies to strengthen scientific excellence, technological independence, and innovation competitiveness.

Dedicated AI infrastructure enables secure processing of sensitive research data, development of domain-specific models, and...

65. Fuzzy Intent Satisfaction for Flexible Conflict Resolution

Dániel Ficzere (Budapest University of Technology and Economics)

Lecture

Softwarized service management increasingly relies on intent-based coordination, where feasibility is assessed against noisy operational telemetry rather than static thresholds. Crisp threshold validation is brittle under this noise, causing repeated accept-reject oscillations that destabilize automated closed-loop management. We propose a fuzzy satisfaction model that replaces binary...