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RESEARCH ACTIVITIES AT THE FACULTY

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Research Coordination

Office of Postgraduate Education and Research Coordination

Research Areas 

  • Department of Anatomy and Histology
  • Department of Animal Breeding, Nutrition and Laboratory Animal Science
    • Digestive physiology. Effect of nutrients on the pituitary adrenal axis.Nutrient’s digestibility. Factors influencing body compositions. Evaluation of the protein quality of different foodstuffs. Feeding dairy cows, goats, sheep, dogs, cats, fur animals, birds
  • Department of Animal Hygiene
    • Research in environmental physiology of farm animals in the Environmental Laboratory of the Department 
    • Research in mycotoxins 
    • Metabolic disorders of high yielding dairy cows 
    • Different R&D works (e.g. slaughterhouse monitoring, herd health programs for swine farms, chronic respiratory disorders of pigs, organic selenium, organic chromium etc.) 
  • Department of Biomathematics and Informatics 
    • applied statistics 
    • dynamical and statistical analysis of agricultural systems 
    • fuzzy logic and its applications 
    • modelling biological and social systems 
    • preference modelling 
  • Department of Chemistry
    • Within the scope of the research projects, some of them carried out in contract research with the pharmaceutical industry, special efforts are centered on the synthesis of new compounds, potentially with biological activity, in the field of nitrogen-containing heterocyclic systems. The structure elucidation of the synthesized compounds are achieved by application of modern spectroscopic methods
  • Department of Food Hygiene
    • Development of the up-to-date instrumental methods for microbiological detection (conductance/capacitance/impedance) and rapid/real-time methods for hygienic control; 
    • Red and poultry meat quality control related experimental projects; 
    • Systematic development of the synthetic media/broths for microbiological food control purpose; 
    • Epidemiological surveillance of zoonotic agents transmitted via foods; 
    • Development of food-safety related analytical-toxicological methods for detecting chemical contaminants (residues) in foods; 
    • Experimental microbiology and the related residue control connected with the mastitis-eradication; 
    • Contribution to the development of food technologies related food safety schemes (SSOP, HACCP); 
    • Contribution to the survey and elaboration of the food safety related home legislations and simultaneous follow-up and inter-comparison of the connected EU- and USDA/FSIS-legislation and regulations; evaluation and inter-comparison of the home and foreign/overseas ones; 
    • International contribution to the elaboration of FAO/WHO Codex Alimentarius Commission (CAC) and JECFA related food-safety proposals.
  • Department and Clinic of Internal Medicine
    • Pathophysiological research
    • Clinical research
  • Department of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases
    • Research activity of the department is focused on several bacterium genera (Actinobacillus, Campylobacter, Escherichia, Haemophilus, Neisseria, Pasteurella, Salmonella, Serpulina), virus families (Adenoviridae, Herpesviridae, Paramyxoviridae. Reoviridae) together with the diseases they cause in farm animals and honey bees. Research on the immunology of farm animals and fishes, carried out at the department help the understanding the pathogenicity, prevention and the host-parasite relationship.
  • Department of Parasitology and Zoology
    • Vectors ad vector-borne diseases of domesticated animals
    • Studies on in vitro rearing and biology of Wohlfahrtia magnifica (Diptera: Sarcophagidae)
    • Development of protostrongylid larvae in the intermediate host and mode of infection of the final host
    • Traumatic myiasis of domesticated animals
    • Biocontrol of arthropods of veterinary importance
    • Biocontrol of helminth infections of veterinary importance
    • Parasitoses of horses
    • Larval toxocarosis
    • Helminthoses of companion animals
  • Department of Pathology and Forensic Veterinary Medicine
    • Patho- and morphogenesis of infectious and non-infectious diseases of poultry, swine, rabbit 
  • Department of Physiology and Biochemistry
    • Endocrinology research
    • Immuno-endocrine research
    • Rumen biochemistry research
  • Department and Clinic of Reproduction
    • Reproductive biotechnology including embryo transfer and related subjects (superovulation, splitting of embryos, cryopreservation, cloning by nuclear transfer, microinjection of early embryos etc.). Determination of hormones and some mycotoxins by ELISA, development of rapid on-farm immunoassays. Infertility of male animals; evaluation and treatment of infertile males in different species. Assisted reproductive technologies applied in different species.
    • Embryonic mortality, reproductive ultrasonography in cattle, calcium-metabolism in the peripartal period and uterine involution in cattle, respiration physiology of the newborn calf. 
    • Endocrinology of reproduction, ovarian activity in domestic animals, equine reproductive disorders, adrenocortical and thyroid gland disorders.
    • Investigation of factors influencing the in vitro fertilization of oocytes Cryopreservation of embryos especially at the late developmental stages. Assisted reproductive technologies in the dog
  • Department of State Veterinary Medicine and Agricultural Economics
    • The veterinarian’s liability for damages 
    • Economic aspects of the welfare of farm animals 
    • Non-specific protection against infectious animal diseases 
    • Legal and ethical aspects of non-conventional veterinary therapies 
    • Animal health economics 
    • The role of agriculture in economic growth 
    • The economy of sustainable development of agriculture 
    • The economy of modern animal health
  • Department and Clinic of Surgery and Opthalmology
    • Computer tomography - C.T. of the skull large animal joint surgery - cartilage autografting, 
    • Large animal anaesthesiology - acid-base changes during anaesthesia, large animal endoscopy 
    • Small animal soft tissue surgery - renal transplantation; esophageal anastomosis techniques, vascular prostheses 
    • Small animal orthopaedics - total hip replacement; joint cartilage autografting 

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