"Our PhD students speak the language of science fluently by the end of the first year."

He has been involved in the work of the Centre for Translational Medicine from the very beginning. Now he directly supports the academic progress of fourteen PhD students with his international experience, anesthesiology and intensive care knowledge...

“Being SMS is a full-time position, which is also important for my own development”

Her main topics of interest are hepatology, nutrition, and microbiology, she believes, they hugely overlap. She has a lot of questions and she is glad for the great guidance of her supervisors and SMS. Since she works also as an SMS, she helps the...

“It is important to clarify the long-term resistance of zirconia ceramics to discoloration”

She aims to supply dentists a guidance about the appliance of different dental ceramics, and to provide patients the best all-ceramic restoration. In November, Melinda Antal was named Best First-Year PhD Student at the Centre for Translational...

How does the histological fetal inflammatory response affect neonatal outcomes?

She is primarily interested in how the histological inflammation of the placenta and umbilical cord affects the outcome of premature infants. Her other focus is finding the optimal dose of caffeine citrate and its effect on extubation success rate...

“The important question is how effective medications can be in children’s hemodialysis”

With his PhD student, they are trying to optimize medication and antibiotic therapy for children in pediatric intensive care units, with a special focus on continuous hemodialysis. In November, Dr. Csaba Lódi was named Supervisor of the Month. Dr...

“The great strength of the group is the competence of the mentors and methodology experts”

This year, more than fifteen PhD students started their journey in the Gastroenterology Group of the Centre for Translational Medicine. Many of them are researching pancreatic diseases, but there are also students working on other subjects, including...

“My goal is to develop a unified protocol for palatoplasty to offer the most evidence-based treatment for cleft palate surgery”

He joined the translational medicine program in September 2021, now he is coordinating second and third-year students. In his project, he aims to develop a unified, evidenced based treatment protocol for cleft lip and palate patients. In October...

“No disease exists in isolation, they are all interconnected with the overall health of the patient”

His main research aim is to explore the relationship between chronic liver diseases and acute pancreatitis, and he investigates the application of fecal microbiota transplantation in patients with alcohol-related liver diseases as well. In October...

“Our results could reveal when to pay more attention to microbiome and antibody screening in cystic fibrosis”

She is a supervisor for two PhD students, both researching topics related to cystic fibrosis. Their investigations could lead to an improved therapy for this disease, enhancing the quality of life for patients. In October, Klementina Ocskay was named...

“Our meta-analyses could improve the diagnostic accuracy of malignant melanoma detection”

She graduated from medical university this year but joined the MD-PhD program two years ago. She already has a first-author article in the Hungarian Journal of Dermatology and Venereology and has co-authored three international journals. Her...