
AISC's community knowledge-sharing series, Lunch & Learn, continues
Every Thursday at 12:30, staff from HUN-REN institutes who are interested in AI meet in short online sessions.
Every Thursday at 12:30, staff from HUN-REN institutes who are interested in AI meet in short online sessions to build and expand knowledge about the practical use of AI across the HUN-REN network.
Topics of the session on 12 November:
Czeglédi István – Using the HUN-REN ADP in hydroecological research The talk shows how the R programming language can be used in hydroecological research, and how artificial intelligence can help with data analysis and with preparing scientific publications. Practical examples give an insight into how the ADP can support research work.
Fenyvesi Kálmán – AI agent files From an EK mechanical engineer: developing 3D scanning methods, processing point clouds, motion control, automating measurements, developing a logger for a measuring station and much more, together with Claude Code.
