Zoltán Szallasi

Zoltán Szallasi is a Lecturer at the Department of Traffic and Vehicle Control, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, where he teaches Electrical Engineering-Electronics and serves as laboratory manager. His academic career began with PhD studies at the same institution (1994–1997), and he maintains dual professional roles as both academic and IT Manager for Budapest's 18th District Mayor's Office since 1997.

His research focuses on mechanical engineering dynamics with specialization in machining stability, control systems, and delay differential equations. Key areas include chatter suppression in milling processes, robotic machining applications, stability analysis of time-delay systems, and surface topography modeling. His work bridges theoretical dynamics with practical manufacturing challenges, particularly in thin-walled part machining and active vibration control.

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals consistent focus on semi-analytical stability frameworks (60% of works), chatter suppression techniques (45%), and advanced modeling of machining dynamics (75%). His research shows strong interdisciplinary connections between mechanical engineering, control theory, and computational mathematics, with increasing emphasis on robotic machining applications in recent years.

Teaching contributions include:

• IT systems operation (Lecturer)
• Electrical Engineering-Electronics I-II (Laboratory Manager)
• Electrical Engineering I-III (Laboratory Manager)