Attila Aszódi

Attila Aszódi is a university professor at the Institute of Nuclear Techniques, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, and holds the academic rank of Professor. He served as a Ministerial Commissioner at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant following the 2003 accident and contributed to the European Commission's post-Fukushima nuclear safety stress-tests. From 1999 to 2014, he led the BME Training Reactor and directed the Institute while overseeing thermohydraulics and reactor safety research. His work spans reactor physics, medical physics, and radiation protection, with a focus on nuclear engineering equipment development and public engagement in energy policy.

• Government Commissioner for Paks Nuclear Power Plant capacity maintenance
• Director of Institute of Nuclear Techniques (2004-2014)
• Leader of thermohydraulics and reactor safety research groups

As a prominent advocate for nuclear energy, he participates in public lectures and media appearances to promote sustainable energy systems and nuclear energy acceptance. His research interests include Monte Carlo methods, radiochemistry, and fusion technology. He has been involved in nuclear safety assessments across Europe.

Personal: Father of three children (two girls, one boy); photography enthusiast.