Benedek Nagy

Benedek Nagy is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Eastern Mediterranean University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences. His research spans Theoretical Computer Science, Digital Geometry, and Automata Theory, focusing on non-standard grids and computational models.

• Education: PhD in Mathematics and Computer Science (2004), MS in Physics Teaching (2000), MA in Philosophy with Logic specialization (1998), BS in Programming Mathematics (1997).
• Research: Core work includes Watson-Crick automata, neighborhood sequences in digital geometry, and discrete mathematics on triangular/hexagonal grids.
• Projects: Vector Addition on a Triangular Grid (2018).
• Awards:
  • EMU Research Incentive Award (2021)
  • EMU Research Incentive Award (2020)
  • EMU Research Incentive Award (2017)
• Students: Supervised 11 PhD and 6 Master's students, including Mohammadreza Saadat, Aydın Avkan, and Raghda Ezzeldin.
• Publications: Over 139 works with zbMATH, focusing on computational models, digital distance functions, and grid-based algorithms.