As part of the registration, the following social programs are available:
- Campus tour: 2024.10.16. 16:45 starts at registration area.
- Opportunity to exercise at the Dr. Koltai Jenő Sports Centre, the state-of-the-art venue for university education
Day 1, 10:00-12:00, Tuesday, 15 October 2024 and
Day 2, 16:45, Wednesday, 16 October 2024
- Castle walking tour: 2024.10.15. 10.00 starts at registration area
Participants of the conference may consider the following options for accommodation. We listed several price options and indicated the distance from the conference venue. All participant must book accommodation individually, as usual the accommodation price is not included in the conference fee. Scroll down for budget prices in decent apartment houses with nice distance from the Conference Site. The below prices are only informative to assist you, please search websites to finalise for accommodation.
Date of the Conference: 13-14 October 2025
Recommended by the event organizers
1. Ibis Budapest Castle Hill (Krisztina krt., 1013), 1,1km - Discounted price!!
- Walking distance from Conference Site
- Double room €112
- Single room €100
- The above prices include the buffet breakfast as well as taxes.
- For booking please click here.
Other hotels in the area
1. Novotel Budapest City & Budapest Congress Center (Alkotás u. 63-67, 1123). 450m
- The Hotel is within 5 minutes walking distance from the university, nice quality rooms and spaces, spa, bars, and cafes.
- Standard double room from €177/night with breakfast included
- Single room from €177/night with breakfast included
- For more info please click HERE.
2. Mercure Budapest Castle Hill (Krisztina krt. 41-43, 1013, Budapest, Hungary) 1,3km
- This hotel is 10 minutes walking distance from the Conference Site.
- The hotel is well located, the Castle District can be reached by walking through a nice park in 5 minutes.
- Superior Room with 1 double bed: from €130 /night with breakfast included
- Superior Room with 2 single beds: from €130/night with breakfast included
- For more info and for booking, please visit HERE.
3. Hotel Mediterrán (Budaörsi út 20a, 1118), 1,3km
- Walking distance from Conference Site.
- Double room €69/night
- Single room €69/night
- For more info please click HERE.
4. Gold Hotel Budapest (Hegyalja út 14, 1016), 1,2km
- Walking distance from Conference Site.
- Double room €92/night with breakfast included
- Single room from €78/night with breakfast included
- For more info please click HERE.
5. Hotel Bara (Hegyalja út 34-36, 1118) 1,8km
- Walking distance from Conference Site.
- Double room €74, Single room €66, website
- For more info please click HERE.
6. Hotel Charles (Hegyalja út 23, 1016) 1km
- Walking distance from Conference Site.
- Economy studio €71/night with breakfast included
- For more info please click HERE.
Budget choices
1. Helios Panzió (1121 Budapest, Lidérc u. 5.), 4,5 km
- 25 minutes by public transportation from Conference Site – easy, not far.
- This is a nice family run hotel with 11 double rooms (1-2 persons) and 6 apartmant studios (1-4 persons). The friendly,cosy rooms. Rooms with spacious terrace with magnificent view to Budapest (on request).
- Standard room with double or twin beds: from €57 /per night with breakfast
- For more info please click HERE.
2. Jagelló Hotel (Jagelló út 38, 1124), 850m,
- Walking distance from Conference Site.
- Twin room with two separate beds: from €67/per night with breakfast
- For more info please click HERE.
3. Ábel Panzió (Ábel Jenő u. 9, 1113) 3,3km
- Walking distance or 3 stops with public transportation from Conference Site.,
- For more info please click HERE.
4. Hotel Walzer and Restaurant (Németvölgyi út 110, 1124), 2,5 km
- Walking distance or 3 stops with public transportation from Conference Site
- Double room appr.: €68/night (for two persons)
- For more info please click HERE.

Participants of the conference may consider the following options for accommodation. We listed several price options and indicated the distance from the conference venue. All participant must book accommodation individually, as usual the accommodation price is not included in the conference fee. Scroll down for budget prices in decent apartment houses with nice distance from the Conference Site. The below prices are only informative to assist you, please search websites to finalise for accommodation.
Date of the Conference: 15-16 October 2024
Novotel Budapest City & Budapest Congress Center (Alkotás u. 63-67, 1123). 1,1km
We have reserved a block of rooms for invited speakers. They will receive 10-15% discount from the rack rate by sending an email to:
- The Hotel is within 5 minutes walking distance from the university, nice quality rooms and spaces, spa, bars, and cafes.
- Double room from €177/night with breakfast included
- Single room from €166/night with breakfast included
- For more info please click HERE.
All other registrants:
Mercure Budapest Castle Hill (Krisztina krt. 41-43, 1013, Budapest, Hungary, 1,3km)
- This hotel is 10 minutes walking distance from the Conference Site.
- Guests are welcome to park vehicles outside the hotel entrance and to enjoy the brand-new design inspired by the colourful and lively streets of Budapest. The hotel is well located, the Castle District can be reached by walking through a nice park in 5 minutes. It has, direct access to public transport, such as buses, metro lines and the “Déli pályaudvar” train station. Easy to reach by car from M1/M7 highways. Ferenc Liszt International Airport is only 27 km’s away.
- Double room: from €137/night
- Single room: from €152/night with breakfast included
- For more info and for booking, please visit here
Novotel Budapest City & Budapest Congress Center (Alkotás u. 63-67, 1123). 1,1km
- The Hotel is within 5 minutes walking distance from the university, nice quality rooms and spaces, spa,bars and cafes.
- Double room from €177/night with breakfast included
- Single room from €166/night with breakfast included
- For more info please click here
Hotel Mediterrán (Budaörsi út 20a, 1118), 1,3km
- Walking distance from Conference Site.
- Double room €69/night
- Single room €69/night
- website
ibis Budapest Castle Hill (Krisztina krt., 1013), 1,1km
- Walking distance from Conference Site
- Double room €95
- Single room €95
- booking
Gold Hotel Budapest (Hegyalja út 14, 1016), 1,2km
- Walking distance from Conference Site.
- Double room €90
- Single room €72
- website
Hotel Bara (Hegyalja út 34-36, 1118) 1,8km
- Walking distance from Conference Site.
- Double room €74, Single room €66, website
Hotel Charles (Hegyalja út 23, 1016) 1km
- Walking distance from Conference Site.
- Single room €90, website
Budget choices
Helios Panzió (1121 Budapest, Lidérc u. 5.), 4,5 km
- 25 minutes by public transportation from Conference Site – easy, not far.
- This is a nice family run hotel with 11 double rooms (1-2 persons) and 6 apartmant studios (1-4 persons). The friendly,cosy rooms. Rooms with spacious terrace with magnificent view to Budapest (on request).
- Price of a double room for up to 2 guests without breakfast: 40 EUR/night
- Price of a apartment/studio for up to 2 guestswithout breakfast: 55 EUR/night
- Price of a apartment/studio for up to 4 guestswithout breakfast: 70 EUR/night
- website: Helios Apartman Hotel (heliospanzio.hu)
Jagelló Hotel (Jagelló út 38, 1124), 850m,
- Walking distance from Conference Site.
- See website for prices
Ábel Panzió (Ábel Jenő u. 9, 1113) 3,3km
- Walking distance or 3 stops with public transportation from Conference Site.,
- See website for prices
Hotel Walzer and Restaurant (Németvölgyi út 110, 1124), 2,5 km
- Walking distance or 3 stops with public transportation from Conference Site
- Double room appr.: €68/night (for two persons)
- See website for prices
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Day 1 - Tuesday, 15 October 2024, Athens lecture hall, Level -1, K1 building
- 09.00–15.00 Registration: main entrance reception, Central K1 Building
- 10.00–12.00 Social program options:
- Opportunity to exercise at the Dr. Koltai Jenő Sports Centre. Meet at registration area.
- Castle walking tour. Meet at registration area.
- 12.00–13.30 Lunch (on your own, area restaurants, university cafeteria)
Student award candidates mount their poster in the Athen corridor for attendees and members of the jury to view during the Symposium
- 14.00–14.15 Opening — prof. dr. Tamás Sterbenz, rector, symposium patron
THE BASICS
Chairs: Alan Godfrey, Tibor Hortobágyi | Discussion leader: Melissa Boswell
- 14.15–15.00 Lead keynote: The world of AI in health care: Past, present, and the future — Peter van Ooijen, Machine Learning Lab Coordinator, Data Science Center in Health, University Medical Center Groningen, The Netherlands
- 15.00–15.15 Questions
- 15.15–16.00 Opening keynote 1: AI in the biomechanics of sport science: An overview — Neil Cronin, Neuromuscular Research Centre, Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences, University of Jyvaskyla, Finland
- 16.00–16.15 Questions
- 16.15–17.00 Opening keynote 2: AI in the biomechanics of aging research: An overview — Claudine Lamoth, Department of Human Movement Sciences, University Medical Center Groningen, The Netherlands
- 17.00–17.15 Questions
- 17.15–17:30 Set 1 of students deliver their 3-minute-long poster, pitches followed by 2 minutes of questions
- 17.30–19.30 Free program.
- 19.30 Dinner (on your own)
- 19.30 Speakers’ dinner. C201 Rome seminar room. Sponsor: Human Movement Consulting, Ltd.
Day 2 - Wednesday, 16 October 2024, Athens lecture hall, Level -1, K1 Building
08.00–15.00 Registration: main entrance reception, K1 Building
BODY STRUCTURE AND EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION
Chair: Zsuzsanna Kneffel, Zsombor Lacza| Discussion leader: Claudine Lamoth
- 09.00–09.20 Machine learning on prediction of relative physical activity intensity using medical radar sensor and 3D accelerometer — Attila Biró, Department of Physiotherapy, University of Malaga, Spain
- 09.20–9.40 Implementation and evaluation of machine/deep learning algorithms for physical activity recognition in older adults — Luis Francisco Sigcha, Data-Driven Computer Engineering Group, Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering, Health Research Institute, University of Limerick, Ireland
- 09.40–10.00 Assessment of exercise capacity in patients with pulmonary hypertension with actigraphy: on a journey of development of a novel endpoint — Dzmitry Kaliukhovich, Data Science and Digital Health, Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine, Beerse, Belgium
- 10.00–10.20 AI-aided muscle-tendon analysis in sports biomechanics research — Neil Cronin, Neuromuscular Research Centre, Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences, University of Jyvaskyla, Finland
- 10.20–10.40 Questions
- 10.40–11.00 Refreshment break outside Athens lecture hall. Set 2 of students deliver 3-minute-long poster pitches followed by 2 minutes of questions.
MOTOR-COGNITIVE FUNCTION AND AI IN AGING
Chair: János Négyesi, András Hegyi | Discussion leader: Peter M.A. van Ooijen
- 11.00–11.20 Brain connectome age as an intelligent tool for understanding risk factors in healthy aging — Jesus Cortes, Computational Neuroimaging Group, Biocruces-Bizkaia Health
- 11.20–11.40 Comparison of the diagnostic accuracy of resting‐state fMRI driven machine learning algorithms in the detection of mild cognitive impairment — Gergő Bolla, Neurocognitive Research Center, National Institute of Mental Health, Neurology and Neurosurgery, Budapest, Hungary
- 11.40–12.00 Differentiation of patients with mild cognitive impairment and healthy controls based on computer assisted hand movement analysis — András Attila Horváth, Neurocognitive Research Center, National Institute of Mental Health, Neurology and Neurosurgery, Budapest, Hungary
- 12.00–12.30 Questions
- 12.30–14.00 Lunch provided for all registrants in the Aula
INJURY AND DISEASE
Chair: András Attila Horváth, Ádám Lelbach | Discussion leader: Neil Cronin
- 14.00–14.20 AI-aided automated recognition of asymmetric and fatigued gait — Gusztáv Fekete, Department of Material Science and Technology, Széchenyi István University, Győr, Hungary
- 14.20–14.40 What AI can (not) tell us about ACL re-injury — Chris Richter, Data and Technologies, Bavarian Digital Agency
- 14.40–15.00 AI-aided characterization of knee function — Melissa Boswell, Department of Bioengineering, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA
- 15.00–15.30 Questions
- 15.30–16.00 Refreshment break outside Athens lecture hall. Set 3 of students deliver 3-minute-long poster pitches followed by 2 minutes of questions.
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT AND PREDICTION WORKSHOP
Chairs and discussion facilitators: Annamária Péter, Leonidas Petridis, Chris Richter, Jesus Cortes
- 16.00–16.45 Sensor-based activity recognition in health and disease — Alan Godfrey and Connor Wall, Department of Computer and Information Sciences, Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK - Athens lecture hall
- 16.45 Social program options:
- Campus tour. meet at registration area.
- Opportunity to exercise at the Dr. Koltai Jenő Sports Centre. Meet at registration area.
- 19.00 SIMI Gmbh és Consilior Kft. sponsor presentation. Location: Dr. Koltai Jenő Sports Centre /Live demonstration of the Simi Nemo 3D Markerless camera system./
- 19.30 Closing dinner for all attendees and speakers together. Location: Dr. Koltai Jenő Sports Centre. Sponsor: SIMI Gmbh és Consilior Kft.
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 2nd Scientific Symposium of Biomechanics in Sport and Ageing: Artificial Intelligence.
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 15-16 October 2024 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 2024. 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.













































