EMCH 2027 Committees

Ildi Bölkény, PhD

University of Miskolc, FIEK

Senior Research Fellow and Head of the Rejtő Ferenc EMC Laboratory

My professional background combines measurement technology, industrial automation, and intelligent measurement systems. I consider close cooperation between academia, industry, and EMC professionals essential for sharing practical knowledge and supporting the development of reliable and compliant products. As a founding member of the IEEE EMC Society Hungary Chapter, I aim to contribute to a strong, active, and collaborative EMC community in Hungary.
Our EMC laboratory ssupports industrial, research, and educational activities through radiated and conducted emission and immunity testing. Our work also includes the continuous improvement of the laboratory’s technical capabilities and quality management system.

ildi.bolkeny[at]uni-miskolc.hu

Zoltán Zempléni

thyssenkrupp Components Technology Hungary Kft.

EMC Team and Laboratory Leader

Over the past decade, I have contributed to the development of EMC expertise at thyssenkrupp, establishing and managing multiple EMC laboratories.
I currently serve as Chair of the IEEE EMC Society Hungary Chapter, and I was one of the main organizers of the EMCH 2025 conference.
As an active member of the Hungarian national committee, I contribute to international automotive EMC standardization, representing Hungary in ISO TC22/SC32/WG3 and CISPR/D WG1 & WG2.
I look forward to engaging with fellow professionals at this conference. As Hungary’s EMC landscape continues to evolve, this event offers a great opportunity to build connections within the EMC community.

Sándor Hosszú

Rohde & Schwarz Hungária Kft.

Technical Sales Engineer

I have been working in the field of EMC for more than 12 years, gaining experience in development, simulation, and measurement, and facing a wide range of technical challenges and successes. I believe that strong professional networks and shared expertise are key enablers of future achievements.
In addition to my role at Rohde & Schwarz, I serve as the Vice Chair of the IEEE EMC Society Hungary Chapter. I am particularly proud to have been one of the main organizers of the successful EMCH 2025 conference, which provided an excellent platform for networking and knowledge exchange. I strongly believe that these biennial events make a valuable contribution to both the Hungarian and the international EMC community.