He is an interventional radiologist, who, as a dedicated supervisor, is mentoring two first-year and one second-year students participating in CTM's Ph.D. program. He is highly active in group and
He is not only a leader at the Critical Care Group, but also one of its most active supervisors. During the recent academic year, he assisted two first-year, five second-year, one third-year, and one
He was among the first to join CTM's program from the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Semmelweis University, and has been an active supervisor ever since. His students are making excellent
He obtained his doctoral degree at CTM two years ago and has since become a supervisor, supporting students’ research with his expertise. He has two Ph.D. students at the Centre, both of whom are
He joined CTM's program nine years ago and has remained committed ever since to the idea that healthcare professionals should engage in research alongside their clinical work. As a supervisor, he is
He is the director of Semmelweis University’s Assisted Reproduction Center, and as a supervisor, he was happy to get involved in CTM’s Ph.D. program. Currently, he has three students, one of whom
He is a very active supervisor, and his students are making good progress. He also works with project students and is involved in disseminating and recruiting for the TDK program, while working at the
She works as a chief physician in pediatrics and pediatric gastroenterology at the Heim Pál National Pediatric Institute, and in addition to her clinical work, she participates in the CTM training
She is exceptionally dedicated to her students, who are making great progress in their work. While one of them conducts research in the field of dentistry, another does so in the field of nutrition
He was very active during the group meetings and provided insightful comments on many different projects. His student has made significant progress in his research, and the other student he is co
Her student has recently published his findings in the D1 journal American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and is set to defend his Ph.D. thesis this spring. Their discoveries could help
Dr. Lohinai has been engaged in both face-to-face group meetings and online project discussions, and has consistently provided clear, constructive guidance and support to his students, from research