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Dr. Daniel Feszty
Head of Department
Associate Professor
Department of Whole Vehicle Development
Audi Hungaria Faculty of Automotive Engineering
Széchenyi University
Győr, Hungary
Adjunct Professor
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Carleton University
Ottawa, ON, Canada
Associate Professor
Department of Whole Vehicle Development
Audi Hungaria Faculty of Automotive Engineering
Széchenyi University
Győr, Hungary
Adjunct Professor
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Carleton University
Ottawa, ON, Canada
Dr. Daniel Feszty is a researcher on rotary-wing aerodynamics, vibration and noise control, with full-time appointment at Széchenyi University in Győr and part-time appointment at Carleton University in Canada.
He has published about 60 scientific papers and has graduated close to 30 MSc and PhD thesis students in the above fields in the past 13 years. He co-founded and served as first Director of one of the largest academic aerospace research centers in Canada – Carleton Aerospace, - which involves more than 30 professors conducting research in aerospace engineering at Carleton University.
He has also co-founded the Rotorcraft Research Group at Carleton University, Canada’s largest research group on helicopters, as well as Canada’s first Student Chapter of the American Helicopter Society (AHS), at which he serves as Faculty Advisor.
He has mentored several award winning students, including the first Canadian winner of an AHS Scholarship as well as runner-up prize winners of the AHS Lichten competition, awarded for that year's best new research paper author on helicopters.
In academic year 2015-16, Dr. Feszty spent his sabbatical year at car manufacturer Audi’s Hungary plant, - Audi Hungaria, in Győr, Hungary - which, beside manufacturing several car models is also the world’s largest engine manufacturing plant. Here, Dr. Feszty focussed on the potential parellels between the aerospace and automotive sectors in the fields of fluid dynamics as well as vibration and noise control.
Since September 2017, Dr. Feszty is double appointed at Audi Hungaria as well as at Széchenyi University in Győr, Hungary.
He has published about 60 scientific papers and has graduated close to 30 MSc and PhD thesis students in the above fields in the past 13 years. He co-founded and served as first Director of one of the largest academic aerospace research centers in Canada – Carleton Aerospace, - which involves more than 30 professors conducting research in aerospace engineering at Carleton University.
He has also co-founded the Rotorcraft Research Group at Carleton University, Canada’s largest research group on helicopters, as well as Canada’s first Student Chapter of the American Helicopter Society (AHS), at which he serves as Faculty Advisor.
He has mentored several award winning students, including the first Canadian winner of an AHS Scholarship as well as runner-up prize winners of the AHS Lichten competition, awarded for that year's best new research paper author on helicopters.
In academic year 2015-16, Dr. Feszty spent his sabbatical year at car manufacturer Audi’s Hungary plant, - Audi Hungaria, in Győr, Hungary - which, beside manufacturing several car models is also the world’s largest engine manufacturing plant. Here, Dr. Feszty focussed on the potential parellels between the aerospace and automotive sectors in the fields of fluid dynamics as well as vibration and noise control.
Since September 2017, Dr. Feszty is double appointed at Audi Hungaria as well as at Széchenyi University in Győr, Hungary.
