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Department and Clinic of
Internal Medicine
Location: campus
Phone: (+36 1) 478 4132
Fax: (+36 1) 478 4137
Head-of-Department: Mr. Károly VÖRÖS, DVM,
Ph.D., Professor
Teaching-staff for international students:
Mr. Károly Vörös, DVM, Ph.D., Professor, e-mail: kvoros@univet.hu
Mr. Tibor GAÁL, DVM, Ph.D., Professor, e-mail: tgaal@univet.hu
Mr. Attila BEREGI, DVM, Ph.D., Senior lecturer, e-mail: aberegi@univet.hu
Mrs. Ágnes STERCZER, DVM, Ph.D., Senior lecturer, e-mail: asterczer@univet.hu
Mr. Ferenc MANCZUR, DVM, Senior lecturer, e-mail: fmanczur@univet.hu
Mr. Péter VAJDOVICH, DVM, Senior lecturer
Mr. Ákos MÁTHÉ, DVM, Lecturer
Mr. Ferenc BÍRÓ, DVM, Lecturer
Mr. Viktor MOLNÁR, DVM, Ph.D.-student, e-mail: vmolnar@univet.hu
Mr. Csaba HETYEY, DVM, Lecturer, e-mail: cshetyey@univet.hu
Mrs. Viktória KUNOS, DVM, Ph.D.-student, e-mail: vkunos@univet.hu
Mrs. Noémi TARPATAKI, DVM, Lecturer, e-mail: ntarpataki@univet.hu
Mrs. Kinga PÁPA, DVM, Lecturer, e-mail: kpapa@univet.hu
Mr. Tamás ABONYi, DVM, invited lecturer
subjects:
Veterinary pathophysiology, Veterinary clinical diagnostics,
Internal medicine, Avian and exotic animal diseases, Diseases of pet
rodents, Diseases of reptiles
Research activity of the department
Pathophysiological research
The role of the antioxidant system in the development of metabolic
diseases and their laboratory diagnosis. In the frame of this
research, mainly metabolic disorders of ruminants and the diagnostic
laboratory methods are studied. In developing chick embryo and
newborn calves characteristic changes in the development of the
antioxidant mechanisms are also studied. Antioxidant parameters are
investigated in adult ruminants, as well.
Clinical research
This research field includes the following subjects: pathogenesis
and diagnostics of liver diseases, ultrasonographic and endoscopic
diagnosis of internal diseases in dogs, cats and horses, as well as
pet animal diseases.
Department and Clinic of
Obstetrics and Reproduction
Location: campus
Phone: (36-1) 478-4206
Fax: (36-1) 478-4207
Head-of-Department: Mr. László SOLTI, DVM, Ph.D.,
D.Sc., Professor
Teaching-staff for international students:
Mr. László SOLTI, DVM, Ph.D., D.Sc., Professor, e-mail: lsolti@univet.hu
Mr. Gyula HUSZENICZA, DVM, Ph.D., Professor, e-mail: gyhuszen@univet.hu
Mr. Sándor CSEH, DVM, Ph.D., Associate professor, e-mail: scseh@univet.hu
Mrs. Julianna THURÓCZY, DVM, Senior lecturer, e-mail: jthurocz@univet.hu
Mrs. Margit KULCSÁR, DVM, Research fellow, e-mail: mkulcsar@univet.hu
Mrs. Sára KECSKEMÉTHY, DVM, Research fellow, e-mail: skecskem@univet.hu
Mrs. Krisztina BÍRÓ, DVM, Ph.D.-student, clinician, e-mail: kbiro@univet.hu
Mrs. Anikó TIBOLD,DVM, clinician
Mrs. Gabriella HORVÁTH, DVM, Ph.D.-student
Mr. Levente KÁTAI, DVM, Ph.D.-student
Mr. Csaba PRIBENSZKY, DVM, Ph.D.-student
subjects:
Veterinary obstetrics and reproduction
Research activity of the department
Basically divided into 3 sections:
Prof. Solti and his group: 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.
Prof. Szenci and his group: Embryonic mortality, reproductive
ultrasonography in cattle, calcium-metabolism in the peripartal
period and uterine involution in cattle, respiration physiology of
the new-born calf.
Prof. Huszenicza and his group: Endocrinology of reproduction,
ovarian activity in domestic animals, equine reproductive disorders,
adrenocortical and thyroid gland disorders.
Department and Clinic of
Surgery and Ophthalmology
Location: campus
Phone: (36-1) 478-4195
Fax: (36-1) 478-4196
Head-of-Department: Mr. Ferenc FELKAI, Associate
professor, DVM, Ph.D.
Teaching-staff for international students:
Mr. Tibor NÉMETH, DVM, Senior lecturer, e-mail: tnemeth@univet.hu
Mr. Zsolt KENDIK, DVM, Ph.D.-student, e-mail: zskendik@univet.hu
Mr. Zoltán DIÓSZEGI, DVM, research fellow, e-mail: diosz@univet.hu
Mr. Zsolt SZENTGÁLI, DVM, Ph.D.-student, e-mail: zsszentg@univet.hu
Mr. Attila ARANY-TÓTH, DVM, clinician, e-mail: atarany@univet.hu
Mr. Miklós P. DUNAY, DVM, Ph.D.-student, e-mail: mdunay@univet.hu
subjects:
Veterinary Ophthalmology, Veterinary Surgery
Research activity of the department
Computer tomography - CT of the skull large animal joint surgery -
cartilage autografting, large animal anesthesiology - acid-base
changes during anesthesia, large animal endoscopy, small animal soft
tissue surgery - renal transplantation; esophageal anastomosis
techniques, small animal orthopedics - total hip replacement; joint
cartilage autografting
Clinic for Large Animals (Field Station)
Location: Üllő Dóra major (ca. 10 km from the boundary of
Budapest)
Phone: (36) 29521-300, or -399
Fax: (36) 29521-303
Head-of-Unit: Mr. Ottó SZENCI, DVM, Ph.D., D.Sc., Professor
Teaching staff for international students:
Mr. Ottó SZENCI, DVM, Ph.D., D.Sc., Professor, e-mail: oszenci@univet.hu
Mr. Zoltán BAKOS, DVM, Ph.D.-student, jun. research fellow, e-mail:
zbakos@univet.hu
Mr. Árpád Csaba BAJCSY, DVM, Ph.D., Senior research fellow, e-mail:
csbajcsy@univet.hu
Mr. Gábor BODÓ, DVM, Ph.D., Senior lecturer, first assistant, e-mail:
gbodo@univet.hu
Mr. Zoltán LUKÁCS, DVM, Ph.D.-student, Senior lecturer, first assistant, e-mail:
zluki@univet.hu
Mr. Imre BIKSI, DVM, Senior lecturer, first assistant, e-mail: ibiksi@univet.hu
Mr. József MOLNÁR, DVM, clinician
Miss Orsolya KUTASI, DVM, clinician, e-mail: orolyakutasi@hotmail.com
Mr. Ferenc, SZABÓ, DVM, clinician
Mr. Simon IZING, DVM, clinician
Mrs. Zita MAKRA, DVM, clinician, e-mail: zmakra@hotmail.com
Miss Bea MOLNÁR, DVM, clinician, e-mail: bmolnar@univet.hu
Mr. András HORVÁTH, DVM, clinician, e-mail: tympani@freemail.hu
Department of Anatomy and
Histology
Location: campus
Phone: (36-1) 478-4225
Fax: (36-1) 4784224
Head-of-Department:
Mr. Péter SÓTONYI, DVM, Ph.D., Professor
Teaching-staff for international students:
Mr. Péter SÓTONYI, DVM, Ph.D., Professor (G), e-mail: psotonyi@univet.hu
Mr. Ferenc HAJÓS, M.D., Ph.D., D.Sc., Professor (G+E), e-mail: fhajos@univet.hu
Mrs. Katalin HALASY, M.Sc., Ph.D, Associate professor (E), e-mail: khalasy@univet.hu
Mrs. Vera JANCSIK, M.Sc., Ph.D., senior research fellow (G+E), e-mail:
vjancsik@univet.hu
Mr. Balázs GERICS, DVM, Ph.D., Senior lecturer (G+E), e-mail: bgerics@univet.hu
Mr. Ferenc SZALAY, DVM, Ph.D., Lecturer (E), e-mail: fszalay@univet.hu
Mr. Tibor FÁNCSI, DVM, Senior lecturer (G)
Mrs. Emese BALOGH, DVM, Ph.D.-student (E), e-mail: ebalogh@univet.hu
Mr. Örs PETNEHÁZY, DVM, Ph.D.-student (G+E), e-mail: opetne@univet.hu
Mr. Zsolt SZLADOVITS, DVM, Ph.D.-student
subjects:
Veterinary anatomy, Veterinary histology, Biology
Research activity of the department
Neurobiology: Immunohistochemical study of neuropeptide-containig
neurons in the central nervous system; Response of neuroglia to
hormonal and noxious stimuli
Developmental biology: Normal and pathological development of the
dog heart
Macroscopic anatomy: Surgical exploratory anatomy of the dog;
Application of modern imaging techniques in veterinary anatomy: CT
and MRI imaging of the dog, swine, sheep and horse; Avian anatomy
Development of multimedia courseware in anatomy and histology
Institute of Animal
Breeding, Nutrition and Laboratory Animal Science
Location: campus
Phone: (36-1) 478-4119
Fax: (36-1) 478-4128
Head-of-Institute: Mr. Sándor FEKETE, DVM, Ph.D.,
Professor
Teaching-staff for international students:
Mr. Sándor FEKETE, DVM, Ph.D., Professor, e-mail: safekete@univet.hu
Mr. László ZÖLDÁG, DVM, Ph.D., Professor, e-mail: lzoldag@univet.hu
Mr. István HULLÁR, M.Sc., Ph.D., Senior lecturer, e-mail: ihullar@univet.hu
Mr. András GÁSPÁRDY, M.Sc., Ph.D., Senior lecturer, e-mail: agaspardy@univet.hu
Mrs. Emese ANDRÁSOVSZKY, M.Sc., Lecturer, e-mail: eandras@univet.hu
Mrs. Erzsébet BERTA, M.Sc, Research fellow, e-mail: eberta@univet.hu
Mr. András BERSÉNYI, DVM, Ph.D.-student, e-mail: aberseny@univet.hu
Mrs. Hedvig FÉBEL, DVM, Ph.D.
Mrs. Kinga FODOR, e-mail: kfodor@univet.hu
Mr. László SZABARA, e-mail: lszabara@univet.hu
Mr. Levente JÁVORKA, e-mail: ljavorka@univet.hu
Mr. Ferenc ESZES, e-mail: feszes@univet.hu
subjects:
Animal breeding; Animal nutrition; Laboratory Animal Science
Research activity of the Animal Breeding Division
Research in
preserving of indigenous domestic species and rare breeds. Puberty
and nutrition in rabbit. Hereditary diseases and its genetic
prevention. Genetic identification of dogs.
Obesty; total body composition. Feed additives. Dog& cat
nutrition. Horse dietetics.
Department of Animal Hygiene, Herd Health and
Veterinary Ethology
Location: campus
Phone: (36-1) 478-4242
Fax: (36-1) 478-4243
Head-of-Department: Mr. Pál RAFAI, DVM, Ph.D.,
Professor
Teaching-staff for international students:
Mr. Pál RAFAI, DVM, Ph.D., Professor e-mail@prafai@univet.hu
Mr. Endre BRYDL, DVM, Ph.D., Reseach fellow, e-mail: ebrydl@univet.hu
Mrs. Erika LÁSZLÓ, M.SC.
Mr. János LEHOCZKY, DVM
Mr. Gyula NAGY, DVM
Mr. Ottó SZENCI, DVM
subjects:
Animal Hygiene, Herd Health of swine, cattle and poultry, Veterinary applied ethology,
Research activity of the department
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
Location: campus
Phone: (36-1) 478-4213
Fax: (36-1) 478-4217
Head-of-Department: Mr. János FODOR, Ph.D,
Associate professor
Teaching-staff for international students:
Mr. János FODOR, Ph.D,
Associate professor, e-mail: jfodor@univet.hu
Mr. László BÖRZSÖNYI, Ph.D, Senior research fellow (G), e-mail:
lborzs@univet.hu
Mr. Jenő REICZIGEL, Ph.D., Senior fellow (E), e-mail: jreiczig@univet.hu
Mr. Zsolt ABONYI-TÓTH, e-mail: atzs@univet.hu
subjects:
Biomathematics, Informatics
Research activity of the department
Staff members are active in the following fields applied statistics,
dynamical and statistical analysis of agricultural systems, fuzzy
logic and its applications, modelling biological and social systems,
preference modelling
Department of Botany
Address: 1077 Budapest, Rottenbiller u. 50.
Phone: (36-1) 478-4252
Fax: (36-1) 478-4238
Head-of-Department: Mr. János VETTER, M.Sc.,
Ph.D., D.Sc., Professor
Teaching-staff for international students:
Mr. János VETTER, M.Sc., Ph.D., D.Sc, Professor (G+E), e-mail: jvetter@univet.hu
Mrs. Zsuzsánna HORVÁTH, DVM, Lecturer (E), e-mail: zshorvath@univet.hu
Mrs. Irén SILLER-TURCSÁNYI, DVM, Lecturer (G), e-mail: isiller@univet.hu
subjects:
Veterinary botany
Research activity of the department
The study of poisonous plants mainly of their active principles is a
classic part of our research activity. Among the investigated
materials were haemolytic saponins, phytoestrogens, some minerals (Zn,
Pb, Sr) and other non-minerals elements (Se) as well as some
alkaloids (from Lupinus species) or inorganic ions (NO3). Some
mycological questions belong to the second main aspect of our
investigations, such as the biotransformation of plant
lignocelluloses, the poisonous mineral elements of the higher fungi,
etc.
Department of Chemistry
Location: campus
Phone: (36-1) 478-4176
e-mail: kstiban@univet.hu
Head-of-Department: Mr. Pál SCHEIBER, M.Sc.,
Ph.D., Professor
Teaching-staff for international students:
Mr. Pál SCHEIBER, M.Sc., Ph.D., Professor (G+E), e-mail: pscheib@univet.hu
Mr. Péter NEMES, M.Sc., Ph.D., Associate professor (G+E), e-mail: pnemes@univet.hu
Mr. Zoltán VINCZE, M.Sc., Ph.D., Assistant (G+E), e-mail: zvincze@univet.hu
Mr. Mihály PILIPECZ, M.Sc., Assistant (E)
Mr. László BERKES, M.Sc. (G)
Mr. Attila BÉRCES, M.Sc., Ph.D. (G)
Mrs. Marianna BUDAI, M.Sc. (G)
Mr. László SMELLER, M.Sc. (G)
Mr. Zoltán SzÔKEFALVI-NAGY, M.Sc., Ph.D., D.Sc., Professor (E)
Mr. András KAPOSI, M.Sc., Ph.D. (G)
Mrs. Mária SZÔGYI, M.Sc., Ph.D., Associate professor (G)
Mr. Ferenc TÖLGYESI, M.Sc., Ph.D., Lecturer (G)
subjects:
Chemistry, Biophysics
Research activity of the department
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
Location: campus
Phone: (36-1) 478-4150
Fax: (36-1) 478-4155
Head-of-Department: Mr.Péter LACZAY, DVM, Ph.D,
Professor.
Teaching-staff for international students:
Mr.Péter LACZAY, DVM, Ph.D., Professor, e-mail: placzay@univet.hu
Mr. Géza SZITA, DVM, Ph.D., Associate professor, e-mail: gszita@univet.hu
Mr. Olivér REICHART, M.Sc., Ph.D., Associate professor, e-mail: oreich@univet.hu
Mr. Péter SZÉKELY KÖRMÖCZY,DVM, Ph.D., Senior reserch fellow, e-mail:
pkormocz@univet.hu
Mrs. Györgyi TAKÁCS, DVM, Research fellow, e-mail: gytakacs@univet.hu
Mr. Miklós SÜTH, DVM, Research fellow, e-mail: msuth@univet.hu
Mr. Imre TAKÁCS, DVM, invited lecturer
Mr. Tibor BÁLINT, DVM, invited lecturer
subjects:
Food hygiene
Research activity of the department
Systematic development of the synthetic media/broths for
microbiological food control purposes; Instrumental methods for
microbiological detection and rapid/real-time methods for hygienic
control; Epidemiological surveillance of zoonotic agents transmitted
via foods; Development of food-safety related
analytical-toxicological methods for residues. Experimental
microbiology and the related residue-control for
mastitis-eradication; Red and poultry meat quality control;
Development of food-technologies related food-safety schemes (SSOP,
HACCP); Food-safety related home legislations and simultaneous
follow-up of the related EU- and USDA/FSIS-legislations.
International contribution to the elaboration of FAO/WHO Codex
Alimentarius Commission (CAC) and JECFA related food-safety
proposals.
Department of Microbiology
and Infectious Diseases
Address: 1143 Budapest, Hungária krt. 23-25.
Phone: (+36 1) 478-4100/8090, 8091
Fax: (+36 1) 251 9260
Head-of-Department: Mr. László FODOR, DVM, Ph.D.,
Professor
Teaching-staff for international students:
Mr. László FODOR, DVM, Ph.D., Professor, e-mail: fodor@novell.vmri.hu
Mr. János VARGA, DVM, Ph.D., D.Sc., Professor, e-mail: varga@novell.vmri.hu
Mr. Tamás BAKONYI, DVM, Research fellow, e-mail: bakonyi@novell.vmri.hu
Mr. László MAKRAI, DVM, Research fellow, e-mail: makrai@novell.vmri.hu
Mr. Tamás TUBOLY, DVM, Ph.D., Associate professor, e-mail: tuboly@novell.vmri.hu
Mrs. Melinda PERÉNYI, DVM, Research officer, e-mail: okapi@freemail.hu
Mr. Gábor SZIGETI, M.SC., invited lecturer
Mrs. Andrea MAJOR. DVM, Ph.D.-student, e-mail: amajor@novell.vmri.hu
Mrs. Andrea SZENDRŐI, BA, Ph.D., e-mail: szendroi@novell.vmri.hu
Mrs. Rita IVANICS, BA, e-mail: margitkka@yahoo.com
subjects:
Microbiology, Infectious diseases
Research activity of the department
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
Location: campus
Phone: (36-1) 478-4190
Fax: (36-1) 478-4193
Head-of-Department: Mr. István VARGA, DVM, Ph.D.,
D.Sc, Professor
Teaching-staff for international students:
Mr. István VARGA, DVM, Ph.D., D.Sc., Professor (E), e-mail: ivarga@univet.hu
Mr. Róbert FARKAS, DVM, Ph.D., Associate professor (E), e-mail: rfarkas@univet.hu
Mr. Tamás SRÉTER, DVM, Ph.D., Associate professor (E), e-mail: tsreter@univet.hu
Mr. László BÉKÉSI, DVM, Ph.D., Senior research fellow (E), e-mail:
lbekesi@univet.hu
Mr. Sándor HORNOK, DVM, Ph.D., Senior research fellow (E), e-mail: shornok@univet.hu
Mrs. Éva FOK, DVM, Research fellow (E), e-mail: efok@univet.hu
Mr. Gábor BAKONYI, M.Sc., Ph.D., Professor (G)
subjects:
Zoology, Veterinary Parasitology, Bee diseases
Research activities of the department
Molecular biology and immunology of cryptosporidiosis,
chemoprophylaxis of myiasis, larva migrans visceralis, Varroa and
virus infection of honey bees, fish immuncompatibility
Department of Pathology and
Veterinary Forensic Medicine
Location: campus
Phone: (36-1) 478-4178
Fax: (36-1) 478-4178
Head-of-Department: Mr. Miklós RUSVAI, DVM, Ph.D., Professor
Teaching-staff for international students:
Mr. Miklós RUSVAI, DVM, Ph.D., Professor, e-mail: rusvai@novell.vmri.hu
Mr. Mihály ALBERT, DVM, Ph.D., Associate professor, e-mail: albertm@netscape.net
Mr. Ferenc BASKA, DVM, Ph.D., Associate professor, e-mail:fbaska@univet.hu
Mrs. Ildikó ERDÉLYI, DVM, Lecturer, e-mail: ierdelyi@univet.hu
Mr. Imre BIKSI, DVM, Lecturer, e-mail: ibiksi@univet.hu
Mr. Dénes KARASSZON, DVM, Ph.D. (E)
Mr. Jenô KOVÁTS, DVM, Ph.D. (G)
Mrs. Mira MÁNDOKI, DVM, Ph.D.-student, Lecturer, e-mail: mmandoki@univet.hu
Mr. János Gál, DVM, Lecturer
Mr. Csaba CSINTALAN, DVM, Lecturer
subjects:
Veterinary pathology, Veterinary Forensic Medicine, Fish Hygiene and
fish diseases, History of Veterinary Medicine
Research activity of the department
Patho- and morphogenesis of infectious and non-infectious diseases
of poultry, swine, rabbit
Department of Pharmacology
and Toxicology
Location: campus
Phone: (36-1) 478-4167
Fax: (36-1) 478-4172
Head-of-Department: Mr. Gábor SEMJÉN, DVM, Ph.D., habil., Full Professor
Teaching-staff for international students:
Mr. Gábor SEMJÉN, DVM, Ph.D., habil., Full Professor, e-mail: gsemjen@univet.hu
Mr. József LEHEL, DVM, Ph.D., Associate Professor, e-mail: jlehel@univet.hu
Mr. György CsIKÓ, DVM, Ph.D., Senior lecturer, e-mail: gycsiko@univet.hu
Mrs. Zsuzsa MÓRA, M.Sc., Ph.D., Senior research fellow, e-mail: zsmora@univet.hu
Mr. Gábor NAGY, Chemical Engineer, researcher, e-mail: gnagy@univet.hu
Mr. Miklós KISS, DVM, research fellow
subjects:
Veterinary pharmacology, Veterinary toxicology
Research activity of the department
The research program is mainly concerned with the applied veterinary
pharmacology and toxicology and it includes the following areas:
pharmacokinetic and residue studies of antimicrobials and
antiparasitics, bioequivalence, target animal safety and efficacy of
new drug formulations, acute and subacute toxicological studies of
chemicals in laboratory animals. Some basic aspects of the
discipline are also part of the research program, such as
comparative in vitro and in vivo investigations on liver microsomal
enzyme system in birds; emergence and spread of bacterial resistance
to 4-quinolones. Incorporation of students into the research forms
an integral part of the teaching policy of the department. This aim
is realized partly through the organization of diploma work.
Department of Physiology and
Biochemistry
Location: campus
Phone: (36-1) 478-4163
Fax: (36-1) 478-4165
Head-of-Department: Mr. Péter RUDAS, DVM, Ph.D.,
D.Sc , Professor
Teaching-staff for international students:
Mr. Péter RUDAS, DVM, Ph.D., D.Sc., Professor (G+E), e-mail: prudas@univet.hu
Mr. Ferenc KUTAS, DVM, Ph.D., D.Sc, Emeritus professor (G)
Mr. Tamás VERESEGYHÁZY, DVM, Ph.D., Associate professor (G+E), e-mail:
tveres@univet.hu
Mrs. Zsuzsanna NEOGRÁDY, DVM, Ph.D., Associate professor (G+E), e-mail:
neo@univet.hu
Mr. Tibor MURAY, M.Sc., Ph.D., Senior lecturer (G), e-mail: tmuray@univet.hu
Mr. Péter GÁLFI, DVM, Ph.D., Associate professor (G+E), e-mail: pgalfi@univet.hu
Mr. Tibor BARTHA, DVM, Ph.D., Professor (E), e-mail: tbartha@univet.hu
Mr. Imre KACSKOVICS, DVM, Ph.D., Senior research fellow (E), e-mail:
ikacsko@univet.hu
Mrs. Ágnes L. RIMANÓCZY, M.Sc., Research fellow (E), e-mail: arima@univet.hu
Mr. László V. FRENYÓ, DVM, Ph.D., Professor (E), e-mail: lfrenyo@univet.hu
Mr. Balázs MAYER, Ph.D.-student (G+E), e-mail: bmayer@univet.hu
Mrs. Andrea GYŐRFFY, DVM, tutor (E), e-mail: agyorffy@univet.hu
subjects:
Vetrinary physiology, Veterinary biochemistry
Research activity of the department
The research work of the department ranges over a number of
specified areas. The main fields include the following: Regulatory
processes in the handling of thyroid hormones by non-thyroidal
tissues; interrelationships of thyroid hormones with other endocrine
and immune signaling systems; investigation of the concentration of
sexual steroids in birds; immunoendocrinological interactions,
particularly focused on the immunomodulatory effect of prolactin;
cellular mechanism of immunoglobulin transport; the study of the
keratinization and certain transport processes in the rumen
epithelial cell culture; the hormonal control of cell growth; and
the degradation of proteins in the rumen: an in vitro model. In its
scientific research, the department cooperates with research groups
from other nations (USA, UK, Germany, Belgium) and participates in
different national and international programs which are set up
usually by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences or the European
Community.
Department of State
Veterinary Medicine and Agricultural Economics
Location: campus
Phone: (36-1) 478-4185
Fax: (36-1) 478-4186
Head-of-Department: Mr. László VISNYEI, Ph.D.,
Associate professor, e-mail: lvisnyei@univet.hu
Teaching-staff for international students:
Mr. Csaba CSINTALAN, DVM , Lecturer, e-mail: ccsintal@univet.hu
Mr. Gábor HORVÁTH, DVM, M.Sc., Lecturer, e-mail: ghorvath@univet.hu
Mr. Oszkár BÍRÓ, e-mail: obiro@univet.hu
subjects:
State Veterinary Medicine
Research activity of the department
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
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