Scientific Students' Associations activity (SSA)
In the course of SSA the student or students study a narrow area of a field of science for some time and with the supervision of a professor, complete a project of scientific quality which is beyond the subject matter taught at the university. How far a student gets in their research depends on their interest, ability, time and successful cooperation with the supervisor.
To show the results of SSA projects, the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at BME organizes a Conference of Scientific Students' Associations every year, usually in the first part of November. In order to participate in the Conference, a student has to prepare and submit a report of the work done and give a presentation. The report usually summarizes half a year to one year of research but a successful summer practice or work done in the framework of foreign placement can also lead to a paper. The most successful papers can be entered in the National Conference of Scientific Students' Associations, held every two years. Both BSc and MSc students can take part in the conference.
Why is it worth writing an SSA paper?
Writing an SSA paper entails extra work but it is worth the effort. A place in an SSA conference means moral and also financial benefit. It means extra points when the student applies for Master’s or PhD training, and also means extra points when faculty or national scholarships are awarded. A successful SSA paper is often continued as a dissertation or thesis, and the experience gained during making the paper and the opinion of the assessor can be used in the dissertation or thesis. A Conference of Scientific Students' Associations provides an excellent opportunity to practice giving presentations.
The paper is evaluated based on a given set of criteria, by an independent professional assessor. Presentations in conferences organized by the faculty have to be given before a professional committee, who award points for both the presentation and the work done. The committee uses the sum of the points for the presentation and the paper to decide the order and makes a proposal for the prizes to be awarded.
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Polymer technic section |
Chairman: | Prof. Dr. Vas László Mihály honorary professor |
Members: | Dr. Ronkay Ferenc head of material testing laboratory, Jász-Plasztik Dr. Litauszki Katalin mechanical engineer |
Secretary: | Dr. Morlin Bálint assistant professor |
Date: | 2024. 11. 21. |
Venue: | BME T ép., 2. emelet, T200 terem |
1st prize |
| Kunsági Viktória |
| Investigation of the applicability of different blowing agents for the development of biopolymer-based in-situ foamable filaments for 3D printing | | Consultant: Dr. Tomin Márton |
| Csillag Jessica Boglárka |
| Multiple recycling of PLA: the effect of chain extensders on the mechanical properties and biodegradability | | Consultant: Dr. Gere Dániel | | GHK különdíj | |
2nd prize |
| Major Levente |
| Effect of Processing Parameters on Thermoplastic Elastomers Made with Ground Tire Rubber | | Consultant: Görbe Ákos, Dr. Bárány Tamás | |
3rd prize |
| Orlóci Zsófia |
| Testing the recyclability of mixed PET and PLA bottle waste | | Consultant: Dr. Gere Dániel |
| Girhiny Róza Júlia |
| Study of the effect of home and industrial composting conditions on the degradation of biopolymers | | Consultant: Dr. Gere Dániel | |
laud |
| Bocsó Noémi, Németh Janka Blanka |
| Development of biopolymer blends for additive manufacturing | | Consultant: Dr. Tomin Márton, Dr. Kovács Norbert Krisztián |
| Egerszegi Boglárka Fanni |
| Investigation of the mechanical and thermal properties of a biocompatible, 3D printable photopolymer. | | Consultant: Krizsma Szabolcs Gábor |
| Ireghy Benedek |
| Laser welding of transparent polymer materials using an absorbent foil of the same material | | Consultant: Dr. Bakonyi Péter, Szabó Barnabás, Ngo Ha Trang | |
Polymer composites section |
Chairman: | Dr. Toldy Andrea professor |
Members: | de Rivo Balázs development team leader, Zoltek Zrt. Dr. Mezey Zoltán assistant professor |
Secretary: | Dr. Petrény Roland assistant professor |
Date: | 2024. 11. 21. |
Venue: | BME T ép., 2. emelet, T201 terem |
1st prize |
| Devecser Boglárka |
| Development of flame retardant coatings for carbon fibre-reinforced vitrimer composites | | Consultant: Pomázi Ákos, Poór Dániel István, Toldy Andrea | | Bodor Géza különdíj |
| Lipkovics Kata |
| Investigation of the hydrolitic degradability of nanofiber interleaved 3D printed polylactic acid samples | | Consultant: Dr. Molnár Kolos, Abdullah Kardo Khalid | | Knorr-Bremse különdíj | |
2nd prize |
| Gáspár Botond |
| Development of a retractable drive unit for composite boats | | Consultant: Dr. Mezey Zoltán Tamás, Marton Gergő Zsolt |
| Balogh Fanni |
| Investigation of the damage modes of designed failure composites by acoustic emission method | | Consultant: Dr. Szebényi Gábor, Marton Gergő Zsolt, Dr. Romhány Gábor | |
3rd prize |
| Meglécz Ádám |
| Formula Student versenyautó kompozit felni tervezése | | Consultant: Szederkényi Bence | |
laud |
| Mezei Zsombor |
| 3D nyomtatott, folytonos szálerősített szikramentes tűzszerész kulcs tervezése topológiai optimalizációs módszerekkel | | Consultant: Szederkényi Bence, Kovács Norbert Krisztián |
| Csapó Maja, Matók Anna |
| Investigation of the interlaminar behavior of designed failure composites | | Consultant: Dr. Szebényi Gábor, Marton Gergő Zsolt, Dr. Romhány Gábor | |
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