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“Seek wisdom” – Dr. Tivadar Tulassay turns 70

2019. January 19.
Peers, colleagues and students held presentations at the scientific meeting held in honor of the rector emeritus.

Presidency of the Clinical Center re-established

2019. January 17.
The body led by Dr. Attila Szabó is joined by new members Dr. János Réthelyi and Dr. István Takács.

Studying new methods for diagnosing periprosthetic joint infections

2019. January 16.
New and standard protocol developed at Department of Orthopedics for isolating vesicles.

Transplantation: Semmelweis University among the first even on a European level

2019. January 14.
The number of organ transplants in 2018 increased in Hungary as well as at Semmelweis University.

Albert Szent-Györgyi Young Investigator Award won by Dr. István Sebe

2019. January 11.
The award is given to Hungarian scientists under 35 living in Hungary or Central-Eastern Europe.

Dr. Attila Mócsai wins funding from state “Frontline” program

2019. January 10.
The research group has won HUF 300 million funding for its project on the genetic analysis of neutrophil function.

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“Seek wisdom” – Dr. Tivadar Tulassay turns 70

2019. January 19.
Peers, colleagues and students held presentations at the scientific meeting held in honor of the rector emeritus.

Presidency of the Clinical Center re-established

2019. January 17.
The body led by Dr. Attila Szabó is joined by new members Dr. János Réthelyi and Dr. István Takács.

Studying new methods for diagnosing periprosthetic joint infections

2019. January 16.
New and standard protocol developed at Department of Orthopedics for isolating vesicles.

Transplantation: Semmelweis University among the first even on a European level

2019. January 14.
The number of organ transplants in 2018 increased in Hungary as well as at Semmelweis University.

Albert Szent-Györgyi Young Investigator Award won by Dr. István Sebe

2019. January 11.
The award is given to Hungarian scientists under 35 living in Hungary or Central-Eastern Europe.

Dr. Attila Mócsai wins funding from state “Frontline” program

2019. January 10.
The research group has won HUF 300 million funding for its project on the genetic analysis of neutrophil function.
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