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As a science methodology supervisor, she supports the Gastroenterology Group, where students make great progress in their projects, and have already published papers. In addition to this work, she is
Working as an education developer for a long time, she always aimed to find an educational format that is user-friendly and serves the interests of students. She kept this in mind when she made a
Csatlakozzon hozzánk 2024. március 25-én a budapesti BC22 Irodaházban, ahol a kiváló biokémikus, Barry Halliwell tart egy tanulságos szemináriumi előadást. A Semmelweis Egyetem Transzlációs Medicina
It is known that cystic fibrosis-related diabetes develops in half of adults with cystic fibrosis, and it is also known that metabolic diseases often start in childhood. Dr. Regina Molnár and her
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Around seventy PhD students delivered presentations at the 18-month Progress Report of the Centre for Translational Medicine. Presentations were given on pediatrics, gastroenterology, dentistry
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