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Curriculum Vitæ
General information
Name:
Dr. Bence TÓTH
Place and date of birth:
Cegléd, 04-05-1985
Contact:
Faculty of Military Science and Officer
Training
Ludovika – University of Public Service
9-11. Hungária krt., H-1101 Budapest, HUNGARY
Office:
Department of Natural Science: A.910
Doctoral School of Military Engineering: A.711
Phone:
+36 1 432 9000, Ext. 29260 (department)
+36 1 432 9000, Ext. 29346 (doctoral school)
Email:
Education
Habilitation
2020
Dr. habil. in Military Engineering
Title of thesis: Quantitative analysis of the Railway Network of
Hungary as a Critical Infrastructure
Doctorate
2013, „summa cum laude”
PhD in Physics
Title of thesis: Magnetoresistance Study of Electrolytic
Nanostructures
Graduate studies
2008 - 2011 Eötvös University, Doctoral School for Physics, Doctoral
Program for Material Science and Solid State Physics
Graduation
2008
Physicist (MSc)
Title of MSc thesis: Investigation of spin-dependent electron transport
in Ni-Co and Ni-Cr alloys
Undergraduate studies
2003 - 2008, Eötvös University, Faculty of Science, Physics
Employment
Reader, 2022 -
Department of Natural Sciences, Faculty of Military Sciences and
Officer Training, Ludovika University
Senior Lecturer, 2015 -2022
Department of Natural Sciences, Faculty of Military Sciences and
Officer Training, Ludovika University
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, 2013 - 2015
Complex Fluids Department, Wigner RCP HAS
Young Research Fellow of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences,
2009 - 2012
Metals Research Department, RISSPO HAS
Assistant research fellow, 2008 - 2013
Metals Research Department, Research Institute for Solid State Physics
and Optics of the Hung. Acad. Sci. (RISSPO HAS) (2008 - 2011)
Complex Fluids Department, Wigner Research Centre for Phyisics of the
Hungarian Academy of Sciences (Wigner RCP HAS) (2012 - 2013)
Other positions:
Chair, Credit Transfer and Validation Committee, Faculty of
Military Sciences and Officer
Training, Ludovika University, 2017 -
Deputy Scientific Secretary, Doctoral School of Military Engineering,
Ludovika University, 2020
Scientific Secretary, Doctoral School of Military Engineering, Ludovika
University, 2021 -
Research activity
2015 -
Modelling the resilience of critical infrastructures, especially
transportation networks
2007 - 2015
Investigation of structural, magnetic and transport properties of
self-prepared electrodeposited Ni-Co/Cu and Fe-Co/Cu multilayers both
on room and low temperature
Investigation of the beginning of layer growth of Co/Cu multilayers
Preparation, magnetic and transport measurement of
ferromagnetic/non-magnetic multilayered nanowires
Electrodeposition of metals from non-aqueous electrolytes
Language knowledge
English C1 (with ecclesiastical specialisation)
Biblical Hebrew B2 (with biblical specialisation)
German B1