Zoltán Gingl - Curriculum vitae, 2015

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Personal data

• Born: 17 December 1963, Pásztó, Hungary
• Sex: male
• Married (Eszter Erdélyi); 2 children (Albert, 1990, Zoltán 1992)
• citizenship: Hungarian

Permanent position

• full professor
• head of the Department of Technical Informatics, University of Szeged

Scientific Titles

• Doctor of Univerity, physics, 1993, JATE University, Hungary
  (1/fk noise generated by scaled Brownian motion).
• PhD, physics, 1996, University of Szeged, Hungary
  (Investigations of 1/f noise and stochastic resonance by analog and numerical methods)
• Habilitation, 2002, physics, University of Szeged, Hungary
• DSc, 2014, electrical engineering, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary
  (Analysis and exploitation of random fluctuations with simulations and hardware developments)

Field of research and experience

• Experiments and theories on noise and fluctuations in semiconductors, electronic devices and other systems.
• 1/f noise in various systems.
• Computer modeling of fluctuation phenomena, analog and mixed signal simulations.
• Noise in non-linear systems, stochastic resonance.
• Fluctuation enhanced sensing, noise based logic, noise based secure communications
• Computer controlled measurements and analysis of heart rate, blood pressure and blood flow fluctuations.
• Development of DSP and microcontroller based systems for scientific instrumentation and control.

Publications

• 96 journal papers
• 58 conference papers
• 15 invited talks (coauthor of 12 additinal invited talks)
• 949 independent citations
• 1 patent
• Edited conference proceedings, special issues
• Z. Gingl ed.: Special Issue on Stochastic Resonance I: Fundamental and Special Aspects, Fluctuation and Noise Letters, Volume: 2, Issue: 3 (September 2002)
• Z. Gingl, J.M. Sancho, L. Schimansky-Geier and J. Kertesz eds.: Noise in Complex Systems and Stochastic Dynamics II (SPIE Proceedings Volume, 2004)
• Laszlo B. Kish; Katja Lindenberg; Zoltan Gingl eds.: Noise in Complex Systems and Stochastic Dynamics III (SPIE Proceedings Volume, 2005)

Journal editorial board member

• Fluctuation and Noise Letters, since 2002

Research Grants

• OTKA F14309 (Hungary) 1994-1996
• OTKA F22262 (Hungary) 1997-1999
• OTKA T37664 (Hungary) 2002-2005
• OTKA K69018 (Hungary) 2007-2011
• Széchenyi Professorship, 2000-2004
• Swedish Institute, 1 month research, Dept. of Solid State Physics, University of Uppsala, Sweden, 1991
• TMU fellowship, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1997
• Swedish Institute, 3 months research, Angstrom Laboratory, University of Uppsala, Sweden, 1998

PhD supervisor

• Peter Makra, 2007
• Robert Mingesz, 2009
• Norbert Csík, 2013
• Katalin Kopasz, 2014

Courses

• Electronics
• Instrumentation electronics
• Microcontroller application techniques
• Modern instrumentation
• Analysis and exploitation of noise and fluctuations