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Rapcsák, Tamás was born on March 18, 1947 in Debrecen, Hungary. Son of András and Jolán (Baranyai) Rapcsák.
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Tamás Rapcsák
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Tamás Rapcsák, Hungarian computer scientist. Recipient Farkas Gyula award János Bolyai Association for Mathematics Budapest, 1978, Széchenyi award for Professors, Ministry of Education and Culture, Budapest, 1998. Member Hungarian Operational Research Society (vice president 1991, president 1994-1996, 98—), Association European Operational Research Societies (representative Hungarian Operational Research Society 1991).
Education
Master of Science, Kossuth Lajos University of Sciences, Debrecen, 1970. Phd, Kossuth Lajos University of Sciences, Debrecen, 1974. Prof.dr.habil., Budapest Technology University, 1995.
Doctor of Science, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, 1998.
Career
Fellow researcher Computer and Automation Institute/Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, 1970-1976, senior researcher, 1980-1989, department head, 1989-1990, head laboratory and department, since 1991. Scholar Electricite de France, Paris, since 1976. Expert Ministry of Hydrology, Algeria, 1978-1980.
Department head Budapest University Economic Sciences, since 1995, professor, since 1999. Deputy chairman Operat. Research Committee, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, since 1997.
Member Hungarian Accreditation Committee, since 1997. Member Curatorium of Research Scholarship János Bolyai, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, since 1998.
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Membership
Member Hungarian Operational Research Society (vice president 1991, president 1994-1996, 98—), Association European Operational Research Societies (representative Hungarian Operational Research Society 1991).
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Hungarian -
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Education
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1970
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1974
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1995
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1998
Career
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1970 - 1976
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1976
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1978 - 1980
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1989 - 1990
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Recipient Farkas Gyula award János Bolyai Association for Mathematics Budapest, 1978, Széchenyi award for Professors, Ministry of Education and Culture, Budapest, 1998.Recipient Farkas Gyula award János Bolyai Association for Mathematics Budapest, 1978, Széchenyi award for Professors, Ministry of Education and Culture, Budapest, 1998.