International Society of Biomechanics
The International Society of Biomechanics (ISB) was founded at Penn State University on August 30, 1973 to promote the study of all areas of biomechanics at the international level. The ISB promotes and supports international contacts amongst scientists, the dissemination of knowledge, and the activities of national organizations in the field of biomechanics. The ISB has a broad view of the science and application of biomechanics, believing that biomechanics has a major role in the study of all biological systems, from the level of the whole organism down to molecular size scales. Therefore, the Society's membership includes scientists from a large variety of disciplines including anatomy, physiology, engineering (biomedical, mechanical, mechatronics, etc.), orthopedics, rehabilitation medicine, sports science, sports medicine, ergonomics, electrophysiological kinesiology and others.
Simi Reality Motion Systems - Consolior Kft.
Simi is the world's most accurate markerless 3D motion capture system, validated against gold standard methods in several studies.
Hungarian Athletics Association
The Hungarian Athletics Association (Hungarian: Magyar Atlétikai Szövetség, MASZ) is the governing body for the sport of athletics in Hungary.
MDPI - Publisher of Open Access Journals
Biomechanics (ISSN 2673-7078, CiteScore: 2.4, Impact Factor: 1.4, Q2: Rehabilitation) is an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal covering all aspects of biomechanics, which can be described as the application of principles and methods of mechanics to the quantitative study of biological problems. Its research scope ranges from whole organisms to systems and organs (including blood, body fluids, organs, and bones) within the human body as well as animals and plants. Biomechanics publishes full research articles, reviews, and communications.
ReC Bioengineering Laboratories
The company has a strong research-oriented focus, grounding its activity on the leading technological and scientific experience of the Laboratory for Engineering of the Neuromuscular System (LISiN), Politecnico di Torino, Turin, Italy.
2023
- September 2023 - Development of the TF100 brand identity ✓
- From September 2023 - Preparation of the TF100 book (release in September 2025) ✓
2024
- 27 March, 2024 - Opening of the TF100 exhibition ✓
- 24-27 April, 2024 - International TDK 2024 ✓
- 8-9 May, 2024 - TF Days ✓
- 15-16 October, 2024 - 2nd Scientific Symposium on Biomechanics in Sport and Ageing: Artificial Intelligence ✓
- 14 and 17 October, 2024 - VII. Netrisk Sport and Innovation Conference ✓
- 17 October, 2024 - Launch of the TF100 jubilee year countdown ✓
- 5 November, 2024 – Venice TF100 Tree Alley, tree planting – 100 trees for the next 100 years! ✓
- December 2024 – Preparation for the filming of the TF100 movie
- December 2024 – Set-up of the TF100 installation and event furniture in the K1 building assembly hall ✓
- 17 December, 2024 – Presentation of The Success Recipes of TF book, Christmas celebration of the jubilee year ✓
- 19 December, 2024 – Handprint ceremony of Olympic champions on the Wall of Hungarian Sports Stars ✓
2025
- January-February 2025 – Jubilee national and international admission campaign paired with a media campaign ✓
- 1 February, 2025 – Launch of the TF webshop, showcasing TF and TF-branded products ✓
- February 2025 – Preparation for the production of the TF scepter, start of fundraising ✓
- March-April 2025 – Launch of the Great Figures of TF podcast series with György Juni and Ildikó Zelinka ✓
- 10-12 April, 2025 – 37th OTDK Physical Education and Sport Science Section
- April 2025 – TF100 Challenge competition – online
- 1 May, 2025 – May Day
- 5-8 May, 2025 – MEFOB Festival
- 6 May, 2025 – Hungarian Sports Day - Handprint ceremony on the Jubilee Wall of Hungarian Sports Stars, Art and Sport photo exhibition
- 8-9 May, 2025 – TF Days
- 5 July, 2025 – Graduation ceremony (TF scepter inauguration)
- 27 July – 3 August, 2025 – European University Volleyball Championships
- 30 August – 5 September, 2025 – European Association for Sport Management (EASM) conference
- 1 September, 2025 – Employee Sports Day
- 17 September , 2025 – TF100 Book launch, Klebelsberg Kuno Memorial Exhibition, and the ceremonial release of the TF100 stamp
- 27 September, 2025 – BeActive Night at TF
- 9 October, 2025 – 7th Netrisk Sport and Innovation Conference
- 10 October, 2025 – Physical Education Teachers' Day
- 13-14 October, 2025 – 3rd Scientific Symposium on Biomechanics in Sport and Ageing: Injury Prevention and Rehabilitation
- 6 November, 2025 – TF100 Ball and Celebration (Presentation of the TF100 pin and plaque)
Scientific committee
- Dr. András Hegyi, co-chair
- Prof. dr. h. c. Tibor Hortobágyi, co-chair
- Rita Kiss
- Bálint Kovács
- Ádám Lelbach
- János Négyesi
- Leonidas Petridis
- Levente Rácz
Organising committee
- Annamária Péter, co-chair
- Dániel Mezei, co-chair
- Kata Kádár, general organization
- Eszter Kerekes, co-chair, webpage, communication, general organization
- András Király, logo, images
- Ferenc Márványkövi, marketing
Student award committee
- Tibor Hortobágyi
- Bálint Kovács
- Anthony Blazevich
- Jason Franz
- Lauri Stenroth
- Taija Finni
- Bas van Hooren
Continuing education credit committee
- János Négyesi
- Leonidas Petridis
Volunteers
- Eszter Pocsai
- Luca Mezei
- Gréta Dóka
- Fanni Veszeli
- András Bodgán
- Villő Németi
- Dániel Csala
- Beáta Csizmadia
- Mehmet Akman
- Mohamed Emam
As part of the registration, the following social programs are available:
Day 1 - Monday, 13 October 2025
- Castle walking tour: 11:15-12.30 starts at registration area
Throughout the symposium
- Opportunity to exercise at the Dr. Koltai Jenő Sports Centre, the state-of-the-art venue for university education
The symposium supports students who seek to learn and gain skills and knowledge in the area of biomechanics of sport and ageing with a special reference to artificial intelligence. Therefore, the Hungarian University of Sports Science through the Department of Kinesiology offers students the opportunity to receive two continuing education credits for participating in the 3rd Biomechanics in Sport and Ageing Symposium: Injury Prevention and Rehabilitation.
By registering for the course linked to the symposium HERE, students can earn continuing education credits through the NEPTUN educational system. To obtain the two credits, students must attend the symposium in person or online on 13-14 October 2025 and take notes during each presentation. After the symposium, students must submit these notes to a designated member of the organizing committee by 17.00, 23 October 2025. Late submissions will not be considered. It will be at the designated teacher's discretion to award the maximum of two credits or just partial credit of one credit or zero credit for incomplete submissions.
