Curriculum Vitae

András Zempléni

Personal data:

            Date of birth: July 25, 1960

            Nationality: Hungarian

Gender: male

Language proficiency:        

English (proficient; C1)

            German (upper intermediate; B2)

Russian (basic; A2)

Education:

Habilitation in Mathematics: Loránd Eötvös University (ELTE), Budapest, 2015

Ph.D. in Mathematics: Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 1989

M.Sc. in Mathematics: ELTE, Budapest, 1983

Recent employment:

Aug, 2015-: Head of the department, Dept. of Probability and Statistics, ELTE

September, 2014- : Vice director of the Mathematical Institute of ELTE

July, 1995 - : Reader at the Dept. of Probability and Statistics, ELTE

1989-June, 1995: Lecturer at the Dept. of Probability and Statistics, ELTE

Scholarships abroad:

·         September, 2003- November, 2003: Technical University of Munich (DAAD grant, subject: extreme-value modelling)

·         February, 1991 – January, 1992: University of Sheffield (Royal Society Postdoctoral Fellowship - subject: Statistics of Extremes)

·         August, 1987 – January, 1988: University of Tübingen, Germany (Funded by the Soros Foundation - subject: Probability Theory)

Awards:

·         Bolyai János research grant (1998-2000)

·         Grünwald Géza Prize (1987)

Teaching experience:

·         More than 30 years of teaching different B.Sc. and M.Sc. (M.A.) courses on probability theory and statistics at Loránd Eötvös University, Budapest - some courses in English and German

·         Supervising of over 40 MSc and BSc theses

·         Supervising 6 Ph.D students, out of them 3 have already earned their degree

Research interests:

·         Inference of extreme value theory, including multivariate and spatial/temporal models

·         Environmental applications (extremes of spatial processes)

·         Risk modelling

·         Industrial statistics, statistical process control

·         Psychometry

 

Summary of publications:

·      Number of papers in peer reviewed journals: 40

·      Number of papers in conference proceedings: 23

·      Number of book chapters: 4 (out of them 2 are in English)

·         Number of university lecture notes: 3

Coordinating international and research projects:

·         2010-2012: "Simulating and analyzing large systems" research project, departmental coordinator

·         2002-2004: "Pro-ENBIS" EU-V project (Industrial and Business Statistics), local coordinator

·         2002-2004: "Flood Risks" Hungarian National Research Project, local coordinator

·         2000-2001: "Statistical inference for multivariate extreme-value models, with emphasis on environmental applications" Hungarian-Mexican bilateral project

·         1998-1999: "Mathematical statistical methods, based on extreme values, with environmental applications" Hungarian-Portuguese bilateral project

·         1995-1997: initiator and coordinator: TEMPUS Structural Joint European Project No. 9521 "Creating a Statistical Services Unit in Hungary", total budget about EUR 200,000

·         1994-1996: TEMPUS Joint European Network H-1994-2092, project coordinator

·         1991-1994: TEMPUS Joint European Project No. 2092, "Applications of Discrete Mathematics", coordinator on behalf of the ELTE

Most important consulting activities:

·         1997-: Founder and director of the Applied Statistical Consulting Unit (ASCU) at the department

·         Some references of the ASCU:

o   AGB Hungary (several analysis on reliability, weighting etc of TV metering system)

o   Hungarian National Lottery (software for checking certain combinations)

o   Hungarian Water Research Inst.: Analysis of flood risk

o   Risk calculation for insurance companies (flood-, earthquake-risk, other non-life or life contingencies)

o   Applied statistics course at ING Ras Ltd., Hungary

Other professional activities:

2019:           Chairman of the local organising committee: ENBIS'19 annual conference

2017-:         Organiser of the annual worshops "Understanding the diversity of financial risk"

2014:           Editor of the special issue of Quality and Reliability Engineering

2014-          Member of ECMI Hungary

2013-:         Member of the council of ENBIS

2008:           Member of the Program Committee of the Eight ENBIS Meeting, Athens

2005-2008:  Member of the European regional committee of the Bernoulli Society

2004-           Regional representative of ENBIS for Hungary

  Regular referee for journals like Metrika, Quality and Reliability Engineering

 

 

Budapest, July 2020