Gergely Toldi and Gábor Egervári, two students of our university have reached considerable international success at the ESC dedicated to recent scientific achievements by university students.
Gergely Toldi studying at the Faculty of Medicine has achieved new results in the research concerning the background of scientific preeclampsia (pregnancy disease).
The young scientist has not only won the first prize in the gynaecology category of the event, but received a Zondek Award for holding the best lecture of the conference.
Gábor Egervári – also a student of the Faculty of Medicine – has joined him as winner in his own category, haematology-oncology. Egervári and his team has had new discoveries concerning protein activity in tumour cells.
As a result of their success, both Semmelweis students can take part in the meeting with Nobel-prize winner scientists next year.
Hosting organisation Charité – which is a joint clinical educational institution of the Free University of Berlin and the Humboldt University – provides a EUR 6,000 grant for both students.
