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| Prof. Kollai's curriculum vitae: | Education:
- Undergraduate at Semmelweis University of Medicine, graduated as MD in 1969
- PhD (1978) thesis on “Differentiated reflex mechanism in the autonomic nervous system” DSc (1994) thesis on “Cardiac autonomic nervous activity”
Previous Appointments:
- 1969–94 research and teaching at the Department of Human Physiology, Semmelweis Medical University, Budapest
- 1975–83 research associate, Downstate Medical Center, New York
Positions:
- 2000– Professor of Physiology, Head of Department
- 2005– Director, Foreign Students’ Program, Semmelweis University
- 2006– Vice Rector, Semmelweis University
Field of Interest:
- Clinical physiology
- Central cardiovascular control
- Large artery function
Publications:
- 87 original papers in international journals
- Cumulative impact factor from full papers: 172
- Number of independent citations: 854
Society membership:
- Hungarian Physiological Society
- Society for Neuroscience
- European Neuroscience Association
- European Respiratory Society
- International Society for Heart Research
- American Autonom Society
Honors:
- Jendrassik Award
- Széchenyi Professorship
- „Exellence in Education”
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| Prof. Csillag's curriculum vitae | Professional Preparation:
- Medical - Semmelweis University, Budapest. Major: General Medicine M.D., 1973
- Graduate - Semmelweis University, Budapest Neurobiology (Transport processes in isolated nerve endings) Ph.D., 1984
- Post-doctoral - Hungarian Academy of Sciences Neuroanatomical background of avian avoidance learning D.Sc., 1995
Appointments:
- Chairman of the Department of Anatomy, Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary 2004 to present
- Full Professor at the Department of Anatomy, Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary 2001 to present
- Associate Professor at the Department of Anatomy, Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary 1996-2001
- Senior Lecturer at the Department of Anatomy, Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary 1988-1996
- Visiting Research Fellow at Menninger, Topeka, KS, USA, awardee of Fogarty-NIH Central and Eastern Europe Senior International Fellowship in the Neurosciences, total of 10 months stay between 1992-1994
- Visiting Senior Research Fellow, Biology Department, Brain Research Group, Open University, Milton Keynes, UK.for 3 years 1984-1987
- Visiting Research Officer at the MRC Developmental Neurobiology Unit (London, UK), for 6 months 1977-1978
- Lecturer at the Department of Anatomy, Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary 1975-1988
- Research Associate at the Department of Anatomy, Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary 1973-1975
Publications:
- Total number of publications: 160 (67 research communications, 4 book chapters and symposia, 6 books, 83 conference abstracts).
- Cumulative impact factor (from full papers): 165,64; Number of citations: over 950
Synergistic Activities:
- Organizer of the international meeting "Avian Brain and Behaviour", Tihany, Hungary (1996).
- Guest editor of the follow-up publication: Avian Behavioural Neuroscience, Special Issue of Behavioural Brain Research, Vol. 98. No. 2 (1999)
- Széchenyi Professorial Fellowship (awarded for four years to distinguished scientists/educators by the Hungarian Ministry of Education) (1998-2001)
Society membership:
- Hungarian Anatomical Society
- Society for Neuroscience, USA
- British Neuroscience Association Board membership of the Hungarian National Scientific Research Fund (Life Sciences Section) until 2001
- Board membership of the Hungarian Neuroscience Society from 2005
Teaching:
- 1st and 2nd year medical student gross human anatomy, histology and embryology courses (since 1989 also in English language) Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary (1973-present)
- 2nd level biology and graduate students comparative neuroanatomy and functional neuroanatomy courses, Semmelweis University and Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary (1994-present)
Collaborators (within the last 48 months) and Other Affiliations:
- Matsushima T. Assoc. Professor University of Nagoya, Japan
- Stewart M.G. Full Professor The Open University, UK
- Kabai P. Senior Research Fellow Szent István University, Hungary
- Hemmings HC Jr Senior Research Fellow Cornell Univ. New York, US
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| Prof Mandl's curriculum vitae | Education:
- Undergraduate at Semmelweis University of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, graduated as M.D. in 1973
- Ph.D. (1983) thesis on "Inhibition of hepatic protein synthesis caused by hepatotoxic agents"
- D.Sc. (1991) thesis on "Regulation of biotansformation in the liver"
Previous Appointments:
- 1973-1992 research and teaching at the Ist Department of Biochemistry, Semmelweis University of Medicine, Budapest, Hungary
- 1982-83 research associate, Department of Biological Chemistry, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA, Boston Biomedical Research Institute
- 1994 visiting professor (Fogarty fellowship) Department of Pharmacology The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC, USA
Position:
- 1992- Professor of Biochemistry, Head of Department
- 1989- Secretary of the Medical Research Council Director, Department of Science, Ministry of Health
- 1999- Leader of the Endoplasmic Reticulum Research Group of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Teaching:
- medical chemistry and biochemistry to medical students, (first and second year)
- pathobiochemistry to medical students, (fourth and fifth year)
- leader of the Molecular Medical Sciences Ph.D. School (2000-)
- leader of the Pathobiochemistry Ph.D. Program (1995-) at Semmelweis University molecular biology to students at University of Technology and Economics, Budapest
Society membership:
- Medical Section of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (HAS)
- Medical Research Council, member of Presidency (1989-)
- Biochemical and Molecular Biology Committee of the HAS (1996-2002)
- Medical Genetics Committee of the HAS (2001-)
- Hungarian Biochemical Society (member of presidency) (1985-2005)
- Wellcome Trust Senior fellowship committee (2001-2004)
- Programme Committee of the VI, and VII European Framework Programme (1999-)
- Science- and Technology-political Advisory Board of the Government (2003-)
- Hungarian Gastroenterological Society International Society for the Study of Xenobiotics European Society of Biochemical Pharmacology
Field of interest:
- Biotransformation - drug metabolism
- metabolism in the liver
- antioxidants
- endoplasmic reticulum
Publications:
- 93 original papers (87 in international journals in English)
- 15 book chapters
Honors:
- Széchenyi professorial fellowship (1997-2001)
- Masterteacher (1999)
- Academy Award (2001)
- Batthyany Strattmann Award (2002)
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| Prof. Kalabay's curriculum vitae: | Qualifications:
- MD: 1981 Semmelweis University, Faculty of Medicine
- PhD: 1993 Semmelweis University, Faculty of Medicine
- Habilitation: 2003 Semmelweis University
Board Certifications:
- 1986: Internal Medicine
- 1995: Clinical Immunology and Allergology
- 2003: Family Medicine License Board
Posts held:
- 1976-1981: Medical Research Student, 2nd Department of Physiology, Semmelweis University, Budapest
- 1981-1983: Clinical physician, 3rd Department of Medicine, Semmelweis University
- 1983-1997: Assistant Professor, 3rd Department of Medicine, Semmelweis University
- 1997-2002: Senior Lecturer, 3rd Department of Medicine, Semmelweis University
- 2002-2004: Associate Professor, 3rd Department of Medicine, Semmelweis University
- 2004- : Director, Department of Family Medicine, Semmelweis University
Awards, fellowships:
- 1982: Medal of High School Education, awarded by the Minister of Health, Hungary
- 1990: Fellowship of the British Council and the Ministry of Culture and Education, Hungary to Brunel University, Uxbridge, UK
- 1991: Fellowship of the Semmelweis University to Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden
- 1991: Fellowship of the Royal Society and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences to Brunel University, Uxbridge, UK
- 1992: The Award For The Best Publication in the Journal of the Hungarian Society of Internal Medicine
- 1992: Fulbright Fellowship to the Department of Microbiology and Immunology, University of South Carolina, Charleston, USA
Foreign Language Command:
Memberships:
- European General Practice Research Network
- Research Organization of Hungarian Family Physicians
- Hungarian Society for Immunology
- Hungarian Society for Internal Medicine
- Hungarian College of Family Medicine
Field of Interest:
- Hungarian Board of Family PracticeFamily Medicine
- Clinical immunology. Infection immunity
- The biological role glycoproteins in cellular and humoral immunity
Miscellaneous activities:
- 1987-: Correspondent of Orvosi Hetilap (Hungarian Medical Weekly)
- 1994-: Lecturer on postraduate courses in immunology
- 1999-: Member of the Academic Program Committee of Education in English, Semmelweis University
- 2003-: Editorial Board Member of the periodical Családorvosi Fórum (Family Medicine Forum)
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| Prof. Gera's curriculum vitae: | Position:
Professor and Chairman
Workplace:
Semmelweis University, Budapest Faculty of Dentistry, Department of Periodontology
Education:
- degree of Dental Medicine 1972.
- certified specialist of dental and oral diseases (1975)
- certified in general dentistry (USA, Connecticut) 1985
- certified specialist of periodontology (2000)
Academic degree:
- Ph.D. in 1990 from Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Languages:
- English, fluent, lecturing (higher level state exam) (1987)
- German, (lower level state exam (1989)
Employment and positions:
- Trainee 1972 -75
- Assistant lecturer 1975-1980
- Assistant professor 1980 - 1991
- Associate professor 1991 - 1997
- Associate dean of Dental Faculty 1992-1995, 1995-1998
- Chairman of the Department of Periodontology since July 1997
- Professor since September 1997
- Dean Faculty of Dentistry since 2004. September
Professional activity:
- 1972 – present periodontology and oral medicine
Research interest:
- periodontal epidemiology
- mucogingival periodontal surgery
- guided tissue regeneration
- bone biology
- osteoporosis
Fellowships abroad:
- 1979 2 weeks in Dresden
- 1983 one week in Jena
- 1983-1985 25 months in Farmington USA (UCONN) (dental resident)
- 1986 4 months in Farmington USA (UCONN) (visiting prof.)
- 1988 4 months in Farmington USA (UCONN) (visiting prof.)
- 1993. 1 week in The Netherlands (VNSU)
- 1996. 1 week in Loeven, Belgium
- 1999. 1 week in Frieburg, Germany
Honors and awards:
- Körmöczi award (1977)
- For Excellent efforts – award of the minister (1987)
- Semmelweis Univ., Outstanding Educator, 1st degree (1993)
- Semmelweis Professor Fellowship (1999)
Membership in professional societies, committees:
- Secretary general of the Hungarian Dental Association
- Secretary of the Hungarian Periodontal Society
- Member of the Editorial Board of "Fogorvosi Szemle"
- Councile member of the European Association of Oral Medicine
- FDI Federation Dentaire Internationale, member and delegate
- IADR International Association for Dental Research, member
- IAP International Academy of Periodontology, member
- EFP European Federation of Periodontology member and delegate
- Semmelweis Univ. Habilitation Committee, member
- Semmelweis Univ. Scientific Committee, member
- Semmelweis Univ. Extramural Research Committee, member
- Semmelweis Univ. Dental Faculty, Education Committee, chairman
Dissertations:
- Committee member (2 cases)
International Collaborations:
- University of Connecticut, Framington, USA,
- Tufts University, Boston, USA
- University of Saarland, Germany
- University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Main subjects taught at university:
- Periodontology
- Oral medicine
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