The Ph.D. School would also like to participate in
international Research and Development Projects.
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
The Institute would like to participate in
international Research and Development Projects.
The Institute would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
The
Ph.D. School welcomes Ph.D. Students, pre- and post-doctoral
and young and senior researchers in the above mentioned
research fields, as well as and including Non-equilibrium Statistical
Physics, Magnetic Resonance in Superconductors, Mesoscopic Systems,
Nanoscale Ferromagnetism, Chemical Waves, Electrolide Diodes and
Transistors, Surface Physics, Optical Data Storage and Signal
Processing, Nuclear Energy Systems, Reactor and Neutron Physics and
Radiation Protection for up to one academic year. Knowledge of
English is necessary.
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
The Research Group would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
The Research Group would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
The Institute would also like to take
part in international Research and Development Projects.
Our Ph.D. School would like to participate in
international Research and Development Projects.
The Research Group would also like to participate in
international Research and Development Projects.
The Research Group would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
The Research Group would also like to participate in
international Research and Development Projects.
Our Research Group would also like to
take part in international Research and Development Projects.
The
Research Group would also like to take part in international Research
and Development Projects.
1.4 Geographical Research Institute, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Foldrajztudomanyi Kutatointezete)
Contact:
Laszlo
BASSA
Research
Fellow
Geographical Research Institute, the Hungarian Academy of
Sciences
Department of Cartography
Budaorsi
ut 45., H–1112 Budapest, HUNGARY
+36
1 309 2600 ext. 1452
baskuty@freemail.hu
Research,
a Short Introduction:
1.
Geomorphology, Geoecology, Research on Aridfication, Environmental
Assessment Soil Erosion, Rearch Landscape
2.
Economic and Social Geography, Ethnical Geography, Political
Geography, Urban Studies, Geography of Transportation and
Telecommunication, Geography of Tourism, recent regional processes in
Hungary
The
Institute welcomes PhD students and young post-doctoral
researchers in the fields of Geomorphology, Aridification, Soil
Erosion, Ethnical and Political Geography, Geography of Tourism for 6
months or 1 year. Knowledge of English, German, Italian (for
Geography of Tourism) is necessary.
The Institute would also like to take
part in international Research and Development Projects.
1.4 Laboratory for Geochemical Research,
Research Centre for Earth Sciences, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
(Geokemiai Kutatolaboratoriuma, Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Szegedi
Biologiai Kozpontja)
Contact:
Istvan
Forizs
Scientific
Secretary, Senior Research Fellow
Laboratory for Geochemical Research
Research Centre for Earth Sciences, the Hungarian
Academy of Sciences
Budaorsi ut
45., H-1112 Budapest, HUNGARY
+36
319 3137
forizs@geochem.hu
Research,
a Short Introduction:
Petrology
and geochemistry of mantle-derived igneous rocks and their xenoliths.
Genetic studies on rare earth element minerals. Petrologic and
geochemical investigations of Mn-ores and related sedimentary rocks.
Isotope geochemistry of upper mantle materials, of mass extinction
events. Stable isotope stratigraphy. Isotope hydrogeochemical study
of water resources, secular variation of river waters and related
sediments; origin and mobilisation of cave and thermal waters. Stable
isotope investigations on carbon-dioxide in air in order to determine
regional CO2 emission and absorption processes. Stable
isotope geochemistry of soils with special attention on carbonate
formation, redistribution and alteration processes.
Age
and structural relations of the Neogene volcanism in the Carpathian
Basin. Theoretical, methodological problems, systematic and
nomenclature of low-temperature metamorphism. Application of
geothermometric and geobarometric methods for distinguishing
polymetamorphic events. Distribution of certain bio-essential
elements in the rock – soil – water system in model areas
representing rural and anthropogenic effects in various proportions.
Experimental modelling of cation adsorption on swelling clay
minerals. Studies on formation of hydrocarbons (oil and gas). Origin
of thermal waters, their organic matter content, and its
transformations studied by complex organic geochemical methods.
Applications of geochemical, mineralogical and petrographic methods
in archeometry: weathering under natural and anthropogenic
conditions, origin and production technology of Avar glass beads.
The
Labratory welcomes Ph.D. students in the fields of Metamorphic
Petrology, Clay Mineralogy, Organic Geochemistry, Isotope
Geochemistry/Hydrogeology and Palaeoclimatology for less than 6
months. Knowledge of English is necessary.
The
Labratory would also like to take part in international Research and
Development Projects.
1.4 Cartography Ph.D. Programme,
Ph.D. School for Earth Sciences, Eotvos Lorand University
(Kartografia Doktori Program,
Foldtudomanyi Doktori Iskola, Eotvos Lorand Tudomanyegyetem)
Contact:
Laszlo
Zentai
Deputy
Head of Department
Cartography Ph.D. Programme
Ph.D.
School for Earth Sciences
Department
of Cartography
Eotvos Lorand University
Pazmany
Peter 1/A, H-1117 Budapest, HUNGARY
+36 1 372 2975
laszlo.zentai@elte.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
Digital
Cartography, Webcartography, History of Maps and Cartography,
Thematic Maps, Topographic Maps, Cartographic Projections,
Cartographic Communication and Visualisation.
The
Institute welcomes Ph.D. students in Cartography: Digital
Cartography, Thematic Maps, History of Maps and Cartography for 1
year. Knowledge of English is necessary.
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.4 Research Group for Geotechnical, the Hungarian
Academy of Sciences and the Budapest University of Technology and
Economics (Geotechnikai Kutatocsoport, Magyar Tudomanyos
Akademia es Budapesti Muszaki es Gazdasagtudomanyi Egyetem)
Contact:
Emoke IMRE
Main Researcher
Research Group for Geotechnical, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Geotechnical Department
Budapest University of Technology and
Economics
Muegyetem rakpart 3. K. mf. 1.,
H-1111 Budapest, HUNGARY
+36 1 463 1447
imreemok@epito.bme.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
- Unsaturated soils (e.g. seepage, slope
stability problems, soil functions, soil water characteristic curve)
- Rheological processes (modelling, laboratory
and in situ testing)
- Piles (bearing capacity, planning on the
basis of in situ tests)
- Soil-structure interaction
- Piled draft foundations
- Application of the new mathematical methods
- Reinforced soils
- Soil dynamics
- In situ tests of Geotechnics (e.g.
dissipation tests)
- Geophysical methods
- Particle breakage problems, grading entropy
- Soil models
The Institute welcomes PhD students, pre-
or post-doctoral, young and senior researchers in the
fields of Unsaturated soils (e.g. seepage, slope stability problems,
soil functions, soil water characteristic curve), Rheological
processes (soil models, laboratory and in situ testing), Institutes
of Geotechnics (e.g. dissipation tests), Particle breakage problems,
grading, entropy, Piles (bearing capacity, planning on the basis of
in situ tests), Soil-structure interaction, Application of the new
mathematical methods, Reinforced soils research fields for 6 months
and less or 1 year. Knowledge of English is necessary.
Our Research Group would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.4 Research Group for Geological, the Hungarian
Academy of Sciences and Eotvos Lorand University (Geologiai
Kutatocsoport, Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia es Eotvos Lorand
Tudomanyegyetem)
Contact:
Janos
Haas (Sandor KOVACS)
Head,
Research Group
Research Group
for Geological, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Eotvos Lorand Tudomanyegyetem
Pazmany
setany 1/c, H-1117 Budapest, HUNGARY
+ 36 1 381 2127
haas@ludens.elte.hu (skovacs@iris.geobio.elte.hu)
Research, a Short Introduction:
Pre-Tertiary basement of the Pannonian area and its Alpine–Carpathian–Dinaridic
relationships. Palaeozoic and Mesozoic Stratigraphy, Sedimentology,
Palaeogeography. Palaeontology and biostratigraphic evaluation of
Conodonts, calcareous algae, calcareous sponges.
The Institute welcomes Ph.D. students,
post-doctoral young researchers in Sedimentology, Palaeozoic
and Triassic Stratigraphy, basement Geology of the Pannonian Basin,
Conodont Biostratigraphy and Metamorphism research fields for 1
academic year. Knowledge of English is essential.
The Institute would also like to participate in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.4
Geodetic and Geophysical Research Institute, the Hungarian Academy of
Sciences (Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Geodeziai es Geofizikai
Kutatointezete)
Contact:
Laszlo SZARKA
Head, Department of Electromagnetic
Department of Geophysics
Geodetic and Geophysical Research Institute, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
P. O. Box 5., H-9401 Sopron, HUNGARY
+36 99 508 342
szarka@ggki.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
The primary area of research at the Istitute (with
Geodetic, Geophysical and Seismological departments) are in the
fields of Geodesy and Geophysics as well as operating observatories
in the fields of Seismology, Geodynamics, Geomagnetism, Ionosphere
and Atmospheric Electricity.
At the Departments of Geophysics (where the research
is carried out on the Earth’s Electromagnetism, including
Solar-terrestrial Interactions, Investigation of the Earth’s
Structure and Processes in the Core) a scientific programme supported
by the Hungarian Research Fund has been started entitled "Earth
Electromagnetism". In the framework of this project we are accepting
Ph.D. students and postdoctoral fellows.
The
Institute welcomes Ph.D. students and post-doctoral and
young researchers in the fields of Earth Electromagnetic
Research: Space Weather, Magnetosphere-ionosphere Studies,
Magnetotellurics, Near-surface Electromagnetic Geophysics,
Geomagnetism for one academic year. Knowledge of English is
necessary.
The Institute would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.4 Ph.D. School for Earth Sciences, University of Pecs
(Foldtudomanyi Doktori Iskola, Pecsi Tudomanyegyetem)
Contact:
Professor Jozsef Toth
Rector, Head of The Ph.D. School
Ph.D. School for Earth Sciences
Institute of Geography
University of Pecs
Ifjusag u. 6., H-7624 Pecs, HUNGARY
+36 72 501 531
Rector@rektori.pte.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
- Population and settlement geography, regional development
- Environmental geography
- Geography of tourism
- Historical and political geography
- Physical geography, geology
The
Institute welcomes Ph.D. students and senior researchers in
any of the above listed research fields for 6 months. Knowledge of
English, German or Hungarian is necessary.
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in international
Research and Development Projects.
1.4 Ph.D. School for
Geosciences, University of Debrecen (Foldtudomanyi
Doktori Iskola, Debreceni Egyetem)
Contact:
Gyorgy
Szabo
Lecturer
Ph.D. School
for Geosciences
Department
of Earth Sciences
Debrecen
University
Egyetem
ter 1. / P. O. Box 9., H-4010 Debrecen, HUNGARY
+36
52 512 900 ext. 2128
gyszabo@delfin.klte.hu
Research,
a Short Introduction
There
are four programmes within the framework of the Ph.D. School:
1.
Landscape Protection and Meteorology
The
main focus of research at the Institute is determined by the impact
of the economic activities of man on the natural environment and the
questions of the environment-friendly utilisation of the landscape
potential. This potential also includes renewable natural resources
from among which research concerning solar and wind energy are also
covered by the programme.
2.
Geomorphology and Society
The
program covers the theoretical development of geomorphology –
including a solution for genetic geomorphologic issues – and regards
as its task the study and evaluation of the relief forming natural,
natural-anthropogenic or even explicitly anthropogenic processes and
activities as well.
3.
Social Geography and Regional Development Planning
The
Ph.D. programme covers mainly the following areas: study of the
situation and development potentials of the Carpathian Euroregion;
interethnic researches in the north-eastern part of the Carpathian
Basin; Euroregions as the new forms of international co-operation;
transformation of the rural areas in the north-eastern part of the
Carpathian Basin; international migration and the minorities; new
approaches within political geography, geopolitical study of the
Central Europe; foreign economic indices of the East Central European
countries.
4.
Mineralogical, Geochemical, Regional and Applied Geological
Researches
This
programme offers the following topics: Geological Application of
Simultaneous Thermoanalysis; Model Analysis of Volcanic Rocks and
Building Materials; Applied Geology and Environmental Geology.
The
Institute welcomes Ph.D. students, pre- and
post-doctoral young researchers in the above mentioned
research fields for 6 months. Knowledge of English is necessary.
The
Ph.D. School would also like to take part in international Research
and Development Projects.
1.4 Research Group
for Physical Geodesy and Geodynamics, the Hungarian Academy of
Sciences and the Budapest University of Technology and Economics
(Fizikai Geodezia es
Geodinamika Kutatocsoport, Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia es Budapesti
Muszaki es Gazdasagtudomanyi Egyetem)
Contact:
Gyula
Toth
Senior Lecturer
Research Group for Physical Geodesy and Geodynamics, the
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Department of Geodesy and Surveying
Budapest University of Technology and
Economics
P.
O. Box 91., H-1521 Budapest, Hungary
+36
1 463 1222
Fax:
+36 1 4633 192
gtoth@sci.fgt.bme.hu
Research,
a Short Introduction
-
Study of conventional and modern (GPS) measurement
techniques and their application to geodesy and geodynamics
(deformation detection)
-
Study of the Earth's gravity field based on
terrestrial and forthcoming satellite radiometry mission data of ESA
(GOCE)
-
Research of new methods for the accurate geoid
determination for Hungary
-
Study of reference frames and map projections in
Hungary
The
Institute welcomes PhD students, pre- or post-doctoral
and senior researchers in the fields of GPS measurements and
data processing, deformation detection, gravity field recovery from
satellite Radiometry, high precision gravity field determination,
terrestrial reference frames for stays of 6 month and less or for 1
year and more. Knowledge of English is necessary.
The Research Group would also like to
take part in international Research and Development Projects.
1.5 Research Group for Cell
Biophysics, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and University of
Debrecen (Sejtbiofizikai Kutatocsoport, Magyar Tudomanyos
Akademia es Debreceni Egyetem)
Contact:
Professor
Sandor Damjanovich
Head,
Research Group
Research Group for Cell Biophysics, the Hungarian Academy of
Sciences
University of
Debrecen
Nagyerdei
krt. 98., H-4012 Debrecen, HUNGARY
+36
52 412 623
dami@jaguar.dote.hu
Research,
a Short Introduction:
Cell
surface proteins (receptors, adhesion molecules etc.) of human
lymphocytes form patterns at different hierarchical levels with
diameters from 10 nm to several microns and are organised in
microdomain structures (e.g. sphingolipid and cholesterol rich lipid
rafts). These supramolecular protein patterns reflect the metabolic
and activation state of cells, thereby they can help to understand
the molecular details of cellular processes (e.g. cell activation
etc.) as well as provide prognostic, diagnostic and therapeutic
guidelines for target-oriented treatment of different diseases (e.g.
adult T cell leukaemia etc.). Recent research at the Group focused on
two of the critical cytosine receptor systems involved in T cell
homeostasis: the interleukin 2 and 15 (IL-2, IL-15) receptors.
Recently we revealed by fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET)
measurements the pre-assembly of IL-2R subunits on human T
lymphoma/leukaemia cells even in the absence of the relevant ligands.
The cell surface receptor pattern was further expanded by revealing
the co-localisation of IL-2R subunits with IL-15R?, HLA I, II and
also CD48 on different T lymphoma cells suggesting functional
associations taking place within lipid rafts. Further biophysical
studies with FRET, scanning near-field optical and laser scanning
confocal microscopy, and other dynamic measurements such as
fluorescence correlation spectroscopy could reveal the functional
regulation by IL-2 and IL-15, which induce distinct, yet overlapping
functions in the life and death of lymphocytes. The association
patterns of these receptors could answer a number of questions
relevant to health and disease based on immune phenomena. Hence these
studies are expected to have an immediate impact on cell-directed
therapeutic approaches.
The
Institute welcomes Ph.D. students, pre- or
post-doctoral, young and senior researchers in the
field of Mapping Cell Surface Topology of Membrane Proteins by means
of various Biophysical Methods: fluorescence resonance energy
transfer; confocal laser scanning microscopy; fluorescence
correlation spectroscopy for less than 6 months. Knowledge of English
is necessary.
Our Research Group would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.5 Ph.D. School for
Biology, University of Debrecen (Biologiai
Tudomanyok Doktori Iskola, Debreceni Egyetem)
Contact:
Professor
George Borbely
Head
of Department
Ph.D. School
for Biology
Faculty
of Science
Department
of Botany
University of Debrecen
P.
O. Box 14, H-4010 Debrecen, Egyetem ter 1, Hungary
+36 52 512 900 ext. 2647
gborbely@delfin.klte.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
The
classical botanical traditions of the "Debrecen Botanical School"
live to this day in the Department of Botany. However, the discovery
and the establishment of current and modern methods of plant biology,
the molecular and ecological approaches etc. are opened new
perspectives and possibilities in the botanical research and
teaching. Among the subjects receiving the most focused attention
are: plant anatomy, floristic taxonomy, phytogeography, stress
biology of plants, ecophysiology, molecular biology of cyanobacteria
(blue-green algae) and molecular ecology. In addition to formal
coursework, students undertake laboratory practical to obtain
hands-on experience in diverse areas including the techniques of
plant anatomy and physiology and techniques and practice of field
studies, floristic and vegetation mapping. The common theme which
unites these research and teaching programs is the goal of pursuing
understanding of the essential functions of plants and plant
communities at the highest possible resolution.
1. Mode of action of cyanotoxins
in aquatic- and plant model systems
George
Borbely (professor) – gborbely@delfin.klte.hu
2. Floristic and vegetation
research in East- and North-Hungary
Maria
Papp (reader) – riapap@tigris.klte.hu
3. Ecophysiology of temperate
forests and semiarid grasslands
Ilona
Meszaros (reader) – immeszaros@tigris.klte.hu
The Institute welcomes Ph.D. students, pre- or
post-doctoral young and senior researchers for stays of
6 months and less or 1 year and more in the following research
fields:
- George Borbely DSc, Ph.D.
Research field:
Biology of cyanobacteria (blue-green algae), stress
responses of cyanobacteria and regulation of water blooming and
cyanotoxin production in surface water bodies. The effect of protein
phosphates inhibitor cyanotoxins (microcystins) and
cylindrospermopsin (cyanotoxins) in plant systems, alteration of
plant metabolism and plant anatomy in exposed aquatic plants.
Research field:
Plant ecophysiology, physiological adaptation mechanisms
of higher plants (mainly photosynthetic responses, stomatal behaviour
and water relations) with special emphasis on ecophysiological
background of population dynamics during succession and degradation
of plant communities and plant physiological responses to drought,
heavy metals ions and air pollution.
Knowledge of English is necessary.
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.5 Ph.D. School for
Biology, University of Debrecen (Biologiai
Tudomanyok Doktori Iskola, Debreceni Egyetem)
Contact:
Professor
Gaspar Banfalvi
Head of the Department
Ph.D. School for Biology
Faculty of Science
Department of Animal Anatomy and Physiology
Debrecen University
Egyetem ter 1, H-4010 Debrecen, HUNGARY
+36 52 512 925
bgaspar@delfin.klte.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
Among the research activities of our department the following areas are of particular interest:
-
Controlling function of nitric oxide in the neuronal
development of invertebrates.
-
Structural diversity of nitrerg neuronal
populations.
-
Metabotropic glutamate receptors.
-
Effect of heavy metal chelators on the cadmium
toxicity.
-
The effect of cadmium on the relationship between
replicative and repair DNA synthesis.
-
Subphases of macromolecular biosynthesis (DNA, RNA,
PAR).
-
Removal of cyanide from waterways.
- Removal
of heavy metals from waterways.
The
Institute welcomes Ph.D. students and young post-doctoral
researchers in the effect of heavy metals on the macromolecular
biosynthesis research fields for 1 year. Knowledge of English or
German is necessary .
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.5 Ph.D. School for
Biology, University of Debrecen (Biologiai
Tudomanyok Doktori Iskola, Debreceni Egyetem)
Contact:
Bela
Lenkey
Head
of Department
Ph.D. School for Biology
Department of Microbiology and Biotechnology
Faculty
of Science
University of Debrecen
P.
O. Box 63, H-4010 Debrecen, HUNGARY
+36
52 316 666
lenkey@tigris.klte.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
1, Microbial physiology, Overproduction of microbial metabolites and
enzymes, Screening for new antibiotics, High-cell density cultures.
2, Investigation of glutathione and free radical metabolisms and ageing
processes in filamentous fungi. Development of new-type antifungal
agents. Understanding the role of the glutathione metabolism in
fungi. Studding the redox and morphological changes during the
autolysis of filamentous fungi.
3, Changes of virulence factors in induced fluconasole resistance
Candida albicans Characterisation of the morphology and physiology of
fluconasole reistanct yeast strains.
The Institute welcomes Ph.D. students and young pre- or
post-doctoral researchers in 1-2nd research
activity for 6 months and less. Knowledge of English is necessary.
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.5 Ph.D. School for
Biology, University of Debrecen (Biologiai
Tudomanyok Doktori Iskola, Debreceni Egyetem)
Contact:
Professor
Zoltan S. Varga
Head
of Department
Ph.D. Programme of Biodiversity
Ph.D.
School for Biology
Faculty
of Science
Department
of Evolutionary Zoology and Human Biology
University of Debrecen
Egyetem ter 1, H-4010 Debrecen, HUNGARY
+36 52 512 900 ext. 2331
zvarga@tigris.klte.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
Biodiversity Ph.D. programme:
Subprogram: Population Biology and Evolution:
11 courses are conducted by the professors, lecturers
and research fellows of the department
Subprogram:
Community Ecology and Organisation:
8 courses are conducted by the professors, lecturers and research
fellows of the department
Research projects of the department:
Behavioural ecology group
The following aspects of animal behaviour are investigated:
- The adaptive value of
reproductive behaviour such as mating, parental care and colonial
breeding. Mating pattern and parental care of shorebirds (Charadrii)
are exceptionally diverse. The current and phylogenetic events are
investigated, which may have shaped the evolution of this diversity.
Current projects focus on the contrasting mating pattern and
parental care of Lapwing, Avocet and Kentish Plover.
- The significance of colonial
breeding and food searching is explored by theoretical modelling and
field studies on Whiskered Tern, Sand Martin and House Sparrow. In
these projects they collaborate with British and Canadian research
groups.
Human biology group
Human ecological research in the department is concentrated to four principal fields:
- The influence of climatic
factors on the differentiation of the Homo genus in the Pleistocene:
the formation of a climate-pulsation model;
- The dispersal and regional
adaptation of the early Holocene human populations in the Carpathian
Basin;
- The nutrition customs of the
10-12th century Hungarians on the examination of the teeth;
- The analysis of the
psychosomatic conditions and the cause of death in small
semiendogamous recent populations characterised by various life
styles.
Population genetics group
Current research projects:
- Allozyme polymorphism of
Drosophila melanogaster populations living in different
(synanthropic vs. nature-like) habitats.
- The genetic and physiological
backgrounds of ethanol tolerance in Drosophila melanogaster.
- Survey of
population/metapopulation structure, allozyme polymorphism and
morphometrical characters in Lepidoptera and Orthoptera species
(e.g. Parnassius mnemosyne, Euphydryas maturna, Maculinea spp.,
Aricia artaxerxes, Plebejus sephirus, Isophya spp., Pholidoptera
transsylvanica etc.).
- Survey of phylogeographical
processes in Orthoptera and Lepidoptera species in the Carpathian
basin.
Taxonomical and Ecological
Entomology group
Current research projects:
- Taxonomy, biogeography and
evolution in Palaearctic Noctuidae (Lepidoptera), taxonomic and
phylogenetic aspects of reproductive isolation in Noctuidae
("lock-and-key" structures); evolution in high-mountain
Lepidoptera (Noctuidae, Papilionidea).
- Ecology and conservation
biology of Maculinea spp. in Hungary: habitats, insect assemblages,
initial host plant and host ant species.
- Community ecology of
Orthoptera, Coleoptera: Carabidae and Lepidoptera in grassland and
forested habitats; guild-organisation and life-history in
Lepidoptera.
- Biodiversity, faunal
composition and history of Orthoptera and Lepidoptera in the
Carpatho-European region and Balcan Peninsula.
The Institute welcomes Ph.D.
students, pre-
or post-doctoral and young
and senior researchers in the
fields of Population genetics and Phylogeography, Behavioural
Ecology, Insect (Orthoptera,
Lepidoptera) Taxonomy, Ecology and Biogeography, Human Population
Biology (recent and historical) for stays of 6 months or 1 year and
more. Knowledge of English or German
is necessary.
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.5 Ph.D. School for
Biology, University of Debrecen (Biologiai
Tudomanyok Doktori Iskola, Debreceni Egyetem)
Contact:
Matyas
Sipiczki
Head
of Department
Ph.D. School for Biology
Department
of Genetics and Molecular Biology
Faculty of Science
Debrecen University
P.
O. Box 56, Debrecen, HUNGARY
+36
52 316 666
lipovy@tigris.klte
Research, a Short Introduction:
1. Genomics and genetics of cell cycle and
cellular differentiation
Identification of genes encoding regulators of the
mechanisms co-ordinating cell division, cytogenesis, exit from the
cell cycle and entry into the new cell cycle or into specific
developmental programs that lead to cell differentiation.
2. Multidrug resistance in fungal systems
Identification and molecular analysis of genes
that encode components (transcription factors, transport proteins,
etc.) involved in detoxification and/or in the efflux of antifungal
drugs.
3. Genetics and genetic manipulation of
fermenting food micro-organisms
Chromosomal
length polymorphism, genetic stability/instability in fermenting
yeasts and fungi. Molecular methods of strain identification. Methods
of genetic manipulation and the detection of GMM in food and
beverages.
The Institute welcomes Ph.D. students, pre- or
post-doctoral and young and senior researchers
in genomics, cell cycle regulation, multidrug resistance, genetically
manipulated microbes (GMM) if food safety and production research
fields for 6 months and less or 1 year and more. Knowledge of English
or German is necessary .
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.5
Ph.D. School for Biology, Eotvos Lorand University (Biologiai
Tudomanyok Doktori Iskola, Eotvos Lorand Tudomanyegyetem)
Contact:
Professor Anna ERDEI
Head, Ph.D. School
Ph.D. School for Biology
Department
of Immunology
Eotvos
Lorand University
Pazmany
setany 1/c, H-1117 Budapest, HUNGARY
+36
1 381 2175
anna.erdei@freemail.hu
Research, a Short Introduction
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Theoretical Biology and Ecology
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Ethnology
-
Immunology
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Experimental Plant Biology
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Classical, Molecular and Evolutionary Genetics
-
Molecular Cell and Neurobiology
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Neuroscience and Human Biology
-
Structural Biochemistry
- Zootaxonomy,
Animal Ecology and Hydrobiology
The Institute welcomes Ph.D. students, pre- and post-doctoral, young and senior researchers for up to 1 year or more. Knowledge of English is necessary.
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.5 Institute of Genetics at the Biological
Research Centre, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (Magyar
Tudomanyos Akademia Szegedi Biologiai Kutatokozpontanak Genetikai
Intezete)
Contact:
Istvan Rasko
Director
Institute of Genetics
Biological Research Centre,
the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Temesvari krt. 62., H-6726 Szeged, HUNGARY
+36 62 432 232
rasko@nucleus.szbk.u-szeged.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
Basic research on the mechanisms of
heredity and on the processes regulating and influencing the
manifestation of hereditary traits on molecular and various other
organisational levels by the means of the methods of Functional
Genomics. Teach and disseminate the science of Genetics at high
standard.
Research
aims and topics:
- Molecular genetic changes
during oogenezis
- Genetic regulation of chromatin
structure
- Signaltransduction, cell
communication, apoptosis
- Molecular human genetic studies
The Institute welcomes Ph.D. students and
young post-doctoral or senior researchers in all
fields of the Institute research field for 1 year or more than1 year.
Knowledge of English is essential.
The Institute would also like to participate in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.5 Institute for Biochemistry,
Biological Research Centre, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
(Biokemiai Intezet, Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Szegedi Biologiai
Kozpontja)
Contact:
Gyorgy
Posfai
Vice-director
Institute for Biochemistry
Biological
Research Centre, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Temesvari
krt. 62., Szeged, H-6726, HUNGARY
+36
62 432 232
posfaigy@nucleus.szbk.u-szeged.hu
Research,
a Short Introduction:
Molecular
and Cell Biology Projects, including:
Membrane-lipid
and molecular stress biology, analysis of opioid receptor systems,
molecular neurobiology projects, regulation of intracellular protein
breakdown, study of genes coding for extracellular matrix proteins,
Eukaryotic transcription regulation, cell cycle regulation by
proteolysis, cytokines in immune defence and in autoimmune diseases,
in vitro enzyme evolution,sequence-specific
DNA recognition by restriction-modification enzymes, microbial genome
engineering.
The
Institute welcomes Ph.D. students, pre-and post-doctoral
young and senior researchers in the fields of
Membrane-lipid and Molecular Stress Biology, Molecular Neurobiology
Projects, Regulation of Intracellular Protein Breakdown, Study of
Genes Coding for Extracellular Matrix proteins, Eukaryotic
Transcription Regulation, Cell Cycle Regulation by Proteolysis,
Sequence-specific DNA Recognition by
Restriction-Modification Enzymes and Microbial Genome Engineering for
stays ranging from a few months to several years.
Knowledge of English is necessary.
The
Institute would also like to take part in international Research and
Development Projects.
1.5
Hungarian Danube Research Station, Institute of Ecology and Botany,
the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (Magyar Dunakutato Allomas,
Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Okologiai es Botanikai Kutatointezet)
Contact:
Eva
ACS
Senior
Scientist
Hungarian Danube Research Station
Institute of Ecology and Botany, the Hungarian
Academy of Sciences
Javorka
Sandor u.14., H-2131 God, HUNGARY
+36
27 345 023
acs@ludens.elte.hu
Research, a Short Introduction
The Hungarian Danube Research Station was founded 1957. The systematic
investigation of the Danube began in the 1960s at the Institute. On
one hand considerable knowledge has been collected on the chemical
characteristics of the water, several plant and animal groups and
biological processes (e.g. species composition and dominance
structure of planctonic and periphitic algae, ciliates, cladocerans
and copepodes, macroinvertabrates). On the other hand, other
important animal groups or communities, biological events and their
ecological characteristics remain yet unknown. This is the reason why
the main mission of our projects are focussed on the supplementary
study and evaluation of biological processes in the Danube and its
main tributaries. During the last 45 years more than 700 scientific
papers have been published by our colleagues.
The Institute welcomes PhD students and pre-doctoral
researchers in the fields of Limnology (Potamobiology), Algology
(Freshwater Algae in Taxonomical, Ecological Aspect),
Makrozoobenthos, Ichthyology (Freshwater Fishes) for 1 year and more.
Knowledge of English is necessary.
The Institute would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.5 Biological
Research Centre, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (Magyar
Tudomanyos Akademia Szegedi Biologiai Kozpontja)
Contact:
Denes
Dudits
General
Director
Biological Research Centre, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Temesvari
korut 62., H-6701 Szeged, HUNGARY
+36
62 433 388
dudits@nucleus.szbk.u-szeged.hu
Research,
a Short Introduction:
The
Biological Research Centre (BRC) is an independent scientific
organisation for molecular and cellular biology in Hungary. The staff
of 500 includes 239 scientists of international recognition. The BRC
is a consortium of 5 Institutes, 4 of them are located in Szeged and
one in Budapest.
- Institute of Biophysics:
Membrane Bioenergetics, Molecular Neurobiology, Membrane, Structure
and Dynamics, Microbial Gas Metabolism.
- Institute of Biochemistry:
Membrane-Lipid and Molecular Stress Biology, Neurobiology,
Eukaryotic Molecular Biology, Nucleic Acid Research
- Institute of Enzimology
(Budapest): Neural Plasticity, Molecular Evolution, Genome
Evolution, Molecular Basis of The Immune Response, Active Transport
Proteins, Protein Structure Research
- Institute of Genetics:
Nitrogen Fixation, Developmental Genetics, Human Molecular
Genetics, Molecular Immunology,
- Institute of Plant Biology:
Molecular Stress- and Photobiology, Plant Chrono- and Photobiology ,
Plant Lipid Function and Structure, Thylakoid Membrane Energization,
RNA Processing, Cell Division and Differentiation, Functional Cell
Biology, Arabidopsis Molecular Genetics
Detailed information:
http://www.szbk.u-szeged.hu/
The Institute welcomes PhD students and young
pre- or post-doctoral researchers for stays of 6 months or
1 year and more. Knowledge of English is necessary.
The
Institute would also like to take part in international Research and
Development Projects.
1.5
Department of Hydrobiology, Balaton Limnological Research Institute,
the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (Hidrobiologiai Osztaly,
Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Balatoni Limnologiai Kutatointezete)
Contact:
Sandor
Herodek
Director,
Institute
Department of Hydrobiology
Balaton
Limnological Research Institute, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Klebelsberg
u. 3., H-8237 Tihany, HUNGARY
+36 87 448
244
herodek@tres.blki.hu
Research, a
Short Introduction:
The
primary research activity at the Hydrobiological Ph.D. School covers
the following topics: phosphorus and nitrogen cycling in shallow
waters, role of dissolved organic (humic) substances in lake
processes, population dynamics, primary production and ecophysiology
of planktonic-, benthic algae and macrophytes, population dynamics
and ecology of planktonic- and benthic invertebrates and complex
investigation of fish fauna of Lake Balaton and other shallow
lakes. Bioaccumulation and biomagnification of heavy metals in
aquatic plants and animals.
The Institute welcomes Ph.D. students and post-doctoral
young researchers in the fields of Hydrochemistry, Algal- and
Macrophyte Ecology, Zooplankton, Zoobenthos and Fish for stays from 6
months to one academic year. Knowledge of English is necessary.
The Institute
would also like to take part in international Research and
Development Projects.
1.5 Department of Zoology,
Balaton Limnological Research Institute, the Hungarian Academy of
Sciences (Kiserletes
Allattani Osztaly, Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Balatoni Limnologiai
Kutatointezete)
Contact
Karoly
Elekes
Department of Zoology
Balaton Limnological Research Institute, the
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Klebelsberg u. 3., H-8237 Tihany, HUNGARY
+36 87 448 244
elekes@tres.blki.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
Comparative neurobiology of invertebrates with
particular attention to transmitter and receptions. Complex
(Chemical-neuroanatomical, physiological, biochemical) studies on
neural networks underlying behaviour of model invertebrates, mainly
gastropod molluscs.
The
Department welcomes pre-doctoral researchers in the fields of
Aminergic and Peptidergic Systems involved in central and peripheral
regulatory processes, including synaptological, membrane level and
Intracellular Messenger Aspects as well as the Development of
Signalling Systems for 6 months. Knowledge of English is necessary.
The Department would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.5
Ph.D. School for Biology, University of Szeged (Biologiai
Tudomanyok Doktori Iskola, Szegedi Tudomanyegyetem)
Contact:
Peter
Maroy
Chairman
Ph.D. School for Biology
Department
of Genetics and Molecular Biology
University of Szeged
Kozepfasor
52, H-6724 Szeged, Hungary
+36
62 544 025
maroy@sol.cc.u-szeged.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
Currently running projects:
Bio catalysis in organic solvents, enzyme
stability and stabilisation (Dr. Maria Simon Department of
Biochemistry, USz)
Molecular studies on stress response in fish
(Abrahamne Dr. Magdolna Gulyas, Department of Biochemistry, USz)
Molecular basis of environmental biotechnology and
development of renewable energy sources (Prof Kornel Kovacs, Dr.
Gabor Rakhely, Dr. Gyula Csanadi, Department of Biotechnology, USz
and Institute of Biophysics, BRC)
Genetic regulation of ecdysone dependent insect
development (Prof. Peter Maroy, Department of Genetics and Molecular
Biology, USz)
Identification of genetic element of nitrogen
regulation in nitrogen fixing bacteria, a functional genomic approach
(Dr. Ilona Dusha, Institute of Genetics, BRC)
Study on tissue polarity genes in Drosophila (Dr.
Jozsef Mihaly. Institute of Genetics, BRC)
Identification and characterisation of components
of the Frizzled-signalling pathway (Dr. Jozsef Mihaly. Institute of
Genetics, BRC)
Identification cell responses of human lymphocytes
to prolifarative and non-prolifarative signals (Dr. Eva Monostori,
Institute of Genetics, BRC)
In situ studies on higher-order chromatin
structure in Drosophila (Dr. Laszlo Sipos, Institute of Genetics,
BRC)
Studies on distant gene regulation (promoter and
enhancer interaction) with the help of transvection in Drosophila
(Dr. Laszlo Sipos, Institute of Genetics, BRC)
Studies on the effect of DNA-binding protein Prod
on gene regulation in Drosophila (Dr. Tibor Torok, Institute of
Genetics, BRC)
Microbiology (Prof. Ferenc Kevei, Dr. Judit
Kucsera, Dr. Laszlo Manczinger, Dr. Ilona Pfeifer, Dr. Janos Varga,
Dr. Csaba Vagvolgyi, Department of Microbiology, USz)
Studies on genetic variation of microscopic fungi
Functional and structural characterisation of
extra chromosomal elements of fungi
Molecular regulation of metabolite production in
fungi
Stress-physiology in filamentous fungi
Studies on the regulation of gene function (Prof.
Imre Boros, Department of Genetics and Molecular Biology, USz)
Current topics in molecular biology (Prof Pal
Venetianer, Prof. Andor Udvardy, Prof. Ibolya Kiss, Prof. Antal Kiss,
Prof. Ferenc Deak, Dr. Gyorgy Posfai, Institute of Biochemistry, BRC)
Identification of mutants of circadian clock in
Arabidopsis thaliana (Prof. Ferenc Nagy, Institute of Plant Biology,
BRC)
Structural and molecular biology of vertebrate
neuronal system (Prof Karoly Gulya, Department of Zoology and Cell
Biology, Dr. Denes Budai, USz)
Studies on normal and abnormal function of central
nervous system (Prof. Jozsef Toldi, Department of Comparative
Physiology, USz)
Studies on the regulation of oppioid receptors
(Dr. Maria Szucs, Institute of Biochemistry, BRC)
Effects of sex hormones in the neuroprotection
(Prof. Arpad Pardutz, Institute of Biophysics, BRC)
Salt tolerance of halophyte plants on different
nitrogen sources (Prof. Laszlo Erdei, Department of Plant Physiology,
USz)
Acclimatisation of glicopyte plants to osmotic and
salt-stress: osmoregulation and antioxidants (Dr. Irma Tari, Dr.
Margit Szabo, Department of Plant Physiology, USz)
Regulation of ion-channel functions during
stress-adaptation (Prof. Laszlo Erdei, Department of Plant
Physiology, USz)
Mechanisms of phytoremediation at molecular, cell
and plant level (Prof. Laszlo Erdei, Department of Plant Physiology,
USz)
Studies on phloem proteins and enzymes of
N-metabolism during abiotic stress (Dr. Pecsvaradi Attila, Department
of Plant Physiology, USz)
Stress responses in cyanobacters, gene studies
using DNA chips (Prof. Imre Vass, Institute of Plant Biology, BRC)
Interaction between regulatory elements of cell
cycle on gene expression and protein interactions in alfalfa and rice
(Dr. Attila Feher, Institute of Plant Biology, BRC)
Towards an activator mutagenezis system in rice
cell suspension, using transformation (Dr. Attila Feher, Institute of
Plant Biology, BRC)
Identification of genes involved in stress and
pathogen resistance of wheat (Dr. Attila Feher, Institute of Plant
Biology, BRC)
The Institute welcomes PhD students and young
post-doctoral researchers for stays of less than 6 months and
more than 1 year. Knowledge of English is necessary.
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.5 Ph.D. School for Biology, University of Pecs
(Biologiai Tudomanyok Doktori Iskola, Pecsi Tudomanyegyetem)
Contact:
Erno Fischer
Professor
Ph.D. School for Biology
Institute of Biology
University of Pecs
Ifjusag u. 6., H-7624 Pecs, HUNGARY
+36 72 503 600 ext. 4612
fischer@ttk.pte.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
Botany and Vegetation research (Leader:
Prof. Attila Borhidi, Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
Comparative Neurobiology (Leader:
Prof. Robert Gabriel, DSc)
Molecular Microbiology (Leader:
Prof. Miklos Pesti, CSc)
The Institute welcomes Ph.D. students and
young post-doctoral researchers in the fields of botany,
neurobiology and molecular biology for 1 year or more. Knowledge of
English is essential.
The Ph.D. School would also like to participate in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.5
Research Group for Neurobiology, the Hungarian Academy Science and
Eotvos Lorand University (Neurobiologiai Kutatocsoport, Magyar
Tudomanyos Akademia es Eotvos Lorand Tudomanyegyetem)
Contact:
Gabor
Juhasz
Head,
Research Group
Research Group
for Neurobiology, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Eotvos
Lorand University
Pazmany
Peter st. 1C, H-1117 Budapest, HUNGARY
+36
1 209 0555 ext. 8110
gjuhasz@dec001.geobio.elte.hu
Research,
a Short Introduction:
The
Neurobiology Research Group is working on state dependent changes of
neuronal microenvitronment and its relations to alterations in brain
proteom to disclose novel targets for treatment of neuirodegenerative
disorders and for better understanding of physiological states of the
brain including stress, sleep etc. Our main models are epilepsy
models on rat and mice, hypoxia models on rat, visual system models
on rat and mice, stress models on mice and rats.
Visitors
could learn several high tech methods in our laboratories including
microdialysis and the analytical chemistry for analysis of
dialysates. We measure more than a hundred of the neuroactive
compounds with HPLC and LC/MS. Some novel mass spectrometry
applications for neuropeptides and proteins are available. We also
use combination of microdialysis with extracellular unit activity,
EEG, evoked potential methods on freely moving animals. 2D
electrophoresis, zymograpy and molecular biology techniques for
studies on brain proteolysis. Work on genetically modified mice
strains can be done.
The
research group publishes papers in leading international journals
including PNAS, the average publication rate is 5 papers yearly.
The
research group has 5 permanent members, 4 Ph.D. students and 5
undergraduates working in 7 laboratories of the group.
The Institute welcomes Ph.D.
students, pre- and post-doctoral, young and senior
researchers in fields of Studies on Neurodegenerative Disorders
with Novel Proteomics Approach and Microdislysis Studies to disclose
Brain Proteolysis for 6 months or 1 year. Knowledge of English is
necessary.
The
Research Group would also like to take part in international Research
and Development Projects.
1.5 Research Group for Comparative
Ethology, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and Eotvos Lorand
University (Osszehasonlito Etologiai Kutatocsoport, Magyar
Tudomanyos Akademia es Eotvos Lorand Tudomanyegyetem)
Contact:
Adam Miklosi
Research Fellow
Research Group for Comparative Ethology, the Hungarian Academy of
Sciences
Eotvos Lorand
University
Pazmany Peter setany 1/c, H-1117-Budapest, HUNGARY
+36 1 381 2179
miklosa@ludens.elte.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
The Research Group is interested in the
sociocognitive abilities of the domestic dog. Research is based on
the hypothesis that during its domestication the domestic dog
acquired various behavioural abilities that increased its chances to
adapt to the human social environment. We think that these
behavioural abilities are in some sense analogous to corresponding
human traits. We are interested particularly in studying dog-human
attachment, communication, social learning and co-operation. In our
work we also study human children, socialised wolves and cats that
provide useful comparison for the abilities of dogs. Recently we have
started to use psychophyisologocal methods to investigate how
vegetative changes (heart rate variability, stress hormone level)
parallel behavioural observations.
The
Research Group welcomes Ph.D. students and post-doctoral
and senior researchers in the fields of Ethology,
Behavioural Biology and Human Ethology for 6 stays of months or 1
year. Knowledge of English is necessary.
The Research Group would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.5 Research Group for Microbiology, the Hungarian
Academy of Sciences and the University of Szeged (Mikrobiologiai
Kutatocsoport, Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia es Szegedi Tudomanyegyetem)
Contact:
Professor
Elisabeth Nagy
Research Group for Microbiology, the Hungarian
Academy of Sciences
University of Szeged
P.O.
Box: 427, H-6701 Szeged, Hungary
+36
62 545 712
Nagye@mlab.szote.U-szeged.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
The
activity of the Research Group is the characterisation on the genomic
level and the proteomic level of various environmental fungi which
may have importance in the biotechnology (such as Trichoderma
harzanum, Mucor circinelloides, Phaffia rhodozyma). Transgenic fungi
are produced for biotechnological purposes and their characterisation
is carried out by molecular genetic methods. In the mean time we are
also interested in characterisation of pathogenic activity and the
resistance genes of human pathogenic fungi including yeast and
filamentous fungi.
The
Institute welcomes PhD students and young post-doctoral
researchers in the fields of Molecular Biological Studies on
Human and Environmental Fungi including yeasts and filamentous fungi
for 6 months and less. Knowledge of English is necessary for the
research work.
The Research Group would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.6
Materials and Environmental Chemistry Research Laboratory, Chemical
Research Centre, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (Anyag-
es Kornyezetkemiai Kutatolaboratorium, Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia
Kemiai Kutatokozponta)
Contact:
Janos
Szepvolgyi
Director
Materials
and Environmental Chemistry Research Laboratory
Chemical Research
Centre, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Pusztaszeri
ut 59-67., H-1025 Budapest, Hungary
+36
1 325 7896
szepvol@chemres.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
Research in material science and technology at
MECRL is aimed at disclosing the chemical details of correlation
among the composition, microstructure, properties, and processing of
selected material systems. Research topics include the changes in the
composition, structure and properties on use of particular systems,
as well. The main ongoing research projects are as follows:
- Surface chemical reactions
induced by fast ion and atom beams,
- Synthesis of nanosized ceramic
and metallic powders in thermal plasmas,
- Studies on laser-induced
graphite plasmas and DC glow-discharges.
Research in environmental chemistry is directed
towards finding chemical and physical phenomena, on the basis of
which products and technologies with negligible environmental impact
can be developed, especially in the waste processing and in the
production and utilisation of energy, respectively. The
ongoing research projects include:
- Decrease of the environmental
impact of coal combustion, and utilisation of biomass materials for
energy production,
- Thermal degradation of polymers
by fast pyrolysis, and processing of hazardous wastes in high
temperature thermal plasmas,
- Development of solar still modules of high
efficiency.
The Institute welcomes Ph.D. students and
post-doctoral young researchers in the fields of thermal
decomposition and analytical pyrolysis of polymers, Laser induced
breakdown spectroscopy, Synthesis of advanced materials in thermal
plasmas, Processing of hazardous wastes in thermal plasmas, Impedance
spectroscopy, Electrochemical diagnostics of corrosion for 1 year.
Knowledge of English is essential.
The Research Laboratory would also like to
participate in international Research and Development Projects.
1.6 Ph.D. School for Environmental Sciences, University of Szeged (Kornyezettudomanyi Doktori Iskola, Szegedi Tudomanyegyetem)
Contact:
Andras
Dombi
Position
(pozício): Vice Director, Ph.D. School
Ph.D. School for Environmental Sciences
Inorganic
and Analytical Chemistry
University of Szeged
P. O. Box 440, H-6701 Szeged, Hungary
+36 62 544 338
dombia@chem.u-szeged.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
The following research programs are available in The Ph.D. School:
Environmental
Biochemistry, Environmental Biotechnology, Conservation Ecology,
Environmental Physics, Environmental Geography, Environmental
Geology, Colloids in Environment, Environmental Chemistry and
Analysis, Environmental Technology. (the contact person can give any
information about the detailed research programs)
The Institute welcomes Ph.D. students, young pre-
or post-doctoral researchers. Knowledge of English is
necessary.
The Ph.D.
School would also like to take part in international Research and
Development Projects.
1.6 Ph.D. School for
Environmental Sciences, St. Stephen University
(Kornyezettudomanyi Doktori Iskola, Szent Istvan Egyetem)
Contact:
Katalin
Balazs
Research Assistant
Ph.D. School for Environmental Sciences
Department
of Environmental Economics
St.
Stephen University
Pater
K. u. 1-3., H-2103 Godollo, HUNGARY
+36
06 28 415-383
balazsk@nt.ktg.gau.hu
Research,
a Short Introduction
The
Environmental Sciences Ph.D. School (ESDS) offers research topics and
postgraduate courses in five main disciplinary fields. Each
postgraduate student has a unique research programme and curriculum
(including obligatory course requirements) that is submitted by the
supervisor together with the programme director of the disciplinary
field in question to the Ph.D. School Committee, for approval, taking
into consideration to the General Rules for Credits of St. Istvan
University. Postgraduate students may choose, courses offered either
by the ESDS or by any doctoral programmes of foreign or other
Hungarian universities.
The Institute welcomes Ph.D.
students and pre-doctoral researchers in the fields of
Soil Science, Agro-chemistry, Environmental Chemistry, Ecological
Agriculture, Preservation of Genetic Diversity, Environmental
Management and Protection, Agricultural and Environmental
Microbiology and Soil Biotechnology, Landscape Ecology and Nature and
Landscape Protection for up to 6 months. Knowledge of English, German
or Hungarian necessary for the research work.
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in international Research
and Development Projects.
1.6 Ph.D. School for Environmental Sciences,
University of West Hungary (Kornyezettudomanyi Doktori Iskola,
Nyugat-Magyarorszagi Egyetem)
Contact:
Professor Csaba Matyas
Director
Ph.D. School for Environmental Sciences
Institute of Environmental Sciences
Faculty of Forestry
University of West Hungary
P. O. Box 13, H-9401 Sopron 2, HUNGARY
+36 99 518 395
cm@emk.nyme.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
-
Ecology and adaptive potentials of forest
ecosystems, first of all in the context of expected climate
instability,
-
Landscape Ecology, Urban forests,
-
Environmental Planning and Impact Assessment,
-
Geosciences, mainly Applied Geophysics,
-
use of geophysical methods in Environmental Analysis
The Institute welcomes PhD students and
pre-doctoral researchers for 6 months. Knowledge of English or
German is necessary.
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.6 Ph.D. School
for Environmental Sciences, University of Veszprem
(Kornyezettudomanyi Doktori
Iskola. Veszpremi Egyetem)
Contact:
Erno Meszaros
Professor
Ph.D. School for Environmental Sciences
University of Veszprem
P. O. Box 158, H-8201 Veszprem, Hungary
+36 88 422 022 ext. 4649
meszaros@nal.venus.vein.hu,
or meszaroserno@freemail.hu
Research,
a Short Introduction:
At
the Ph.D. School research and studies can be carried out in the
following fields: Environmental Analytical Chemistry, Atmospheric
Chemistry, Chemistry of Water in the Environment, Limnology,
Geochemistry, Radioecology, Toxicology, Biophysics and
Biogeochemistry.
The Institute welcomes PhD students in the
above fields for more than 1 year. Knowledge of English is necessary.
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.6
Ph.D. School for Environmental Sciences, University of Debrecen
(Kornyezettudomanyi Doktori Iskola, Debreceni Egyetem)
Contact:
Bela
Tothmeresz
Head,
Ph.D. School
Ph.D. School for Environmental Sciences
Ecological
Institute
University of Debrecen
P.
O. Box 71, H-4010 Debrecen, HUNGARY
+36
52 316 666 ext. 2616
tothmerb@delfin.klte.hu
The Institute welcomes PhD students, pre- or post-doctoral young and senior researchers for stays of 6 months and less or 1 year and more. Knowledge of English is necessary for the research work.
The Ph.D. School would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.
1.6 Research Group for Atmospheric Chemistry, the
Hungarian Academy of Sciences and University of Veszprem
(Levegokemiai Kutatocsoport, Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia es Veszpremi
Egyetem)
Contact:
Erno Meszaros
Professor
Research Group for Atmospheric Chemistry, the Hungarian Academy
of Sciences
Department
of Earth and Evironmental Sciences
University
of Veszprem
P.
O. Box 158, H-8201 Veszprem, Hungary
+36
88 422 022 ext. 4649
meszaros@anal.venus.vein.hu,
meszaroserno@freemail.hu
Research, a Short Introduction:
The mission of the research group is to study the
physical and chemical properties of an atmospheric aerosol of
biogenic and anthropogenic origin. The investigation of environmental
effects of aerosol is also a focus point. Special attention is given
to the atmospheric effects of aerosol particles like solar radiation
transfer and cloud formation. In this way research is related to the
problem of climate change induced by human activities.
The Institute welcomes PhD students and young
post-doctoral researchers in the study of the chemical
composition of atmospheric aerosol particles as for 1 year. Knowledge
of English is necessary.
The Research Group would also like to take part in
international Research and Development Projects.