Dr. Dániel Vető
Personal data:
born: Budapest, 8th February, 1985
Education, qualifications:
2017 PhD degree (BME Department of Mechanics, Materials and Structures, title of thesis: Analysis of quasi-isometric polygonal buckling shapes of spherical shells, supervisor: Dr. István Sajtos, 2008-2017)
2014 diploma in engineering specialized for structural reconstruction (BME Department of Mechanics, Materials and Structures, Postgraduate Course for Structural Reconstruction, 2012-2014)
2008 MSc diploma in architectural engineering (BME Faculty of Architecture, specialization in structural design, advanced education for load-bearing structures, 2003-2008)
2003 secondary school graduation (Mihály Vörösmarty Secondary School, Érd, 1995-2003)
Positions:
2019- assistant professor, BME Department of Mechanics, Materials and Structures
2011-2019 teaching assistant, BME Department of Mechanics, Materials and
Structures
2008-2011 PhD student, BME Department of Mechanics, Materials and Structures
Foreign language skills:
English and German intermediate (level B2)
University education:
participation in education of the following subjects: Introduction to Structural Design, Statics, Strength of Materials I., Strength of Materials II., Design of Load-bearing Structures, Special Load-Bearing Structures, Steel Structures, Timber Structures, Fundamentals of Structures, Basics of Structural Design
consultation for the load-bearing part of the following subjects: Comprehensive (Complex) Design, Diploma Design
correspondent person of the Postgraduate Course for Structural Reconstruction
Research:
buckling of spherical shells
historical reinforced concrete domes
stability of thin-walled structures
cylindrical shells subjected to compression and bending
swinging of water towers
Professional practice:
participation in experts’ projects and laboratory analyses at the department
independent structural designer and expert (Hungarian Chamber of Engineers: SZÉS1-T 01-15293)
Free time activities:
motor vehicle mechanics, music, hiking, running
