Personal

• Place and date of birth: Budapest, 10th February 1983
• Nationality: Hungarian
• Family status: Single
• E-mail: g.bandi [at] cranfield.ac.uk

Education

• 1997- 2001  Kalmár László High School, Budapest
• 2001 - 2008: Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Computer science B.Sc. + M.Sc.
• 2008 - : Cranfield University, Cranfield, UK, PhD student

Research and development activity

• 2008: Participation in micro-electro-mechanical systems design optimisation using anti-optimisation methods, Cranfield University
• 2008- : Research and development of Virtual Living Organism programming paradigm and library, Cranfield University

Professional skills

• Programming languages and technologies: C,C++, C#,  ASP.NET, JAVA, Java EE, JSP,  JavaScript, HTML, PHP, PERL, SQL, PL/SQL, BASIC, PASCAL, Object Pascal, ADA, DELPHI, VRML, Flash ActionScript, PVM, PROLOG, B, ASSEMBLY, MATLAB, M1, Clips, lex, yacc
• Massively multithreaded/parallel programming
• Creating cross-platform applications and libraries

Areas of interest

• Virtual organism
• Artificial life
• Artificial intelligence
• Programming languages

Social skills and activities

• Trainings in project management, time management, leadership theory, teamwork, communication and conflict resolution.

Language skills

• Hungarian: native
• English: advanced level

Publications

• Bándi, G. (2009) Limits of anti-optimisation in MEMS design. Nanotechnology Perceptions(5), 205-209.
• Benkhelifa, E., Farnsworth, M., Tiwari, A., Bándi, G., Zhu, M. (2010) Design and optimisation of microelectromechanical systems: a review of the state-of-the-art. International Journal of Design Engineering 3(1),  41 – 76
• Bándi, G., Ramsden, J. J. (2010) Biological programming. Journal of Biological Physics and Chemistry(10), 39–43.

Hobbies

• Geocaching
• Hiking
• Playing piano