Dátum: 2026.11.20.
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Introductory remarks by Prof. emer. Dr. László Rosivall, Széchenyi and KIA prizes laureate, SE-INRTC
Venue: Institute of Clinical Pathophysiology, Nagyvárad Square Theoretical Block, Library, 18th floor
Summary of the lecture: A recent study in Nature analyzed if a PhD thesis work can be finished with a ‘9 to 5’ job… The lecture will reveal that, under certain conditions, yes – especially if you can reduce distress & increase your creativity.
Due to the expected high level of interest, registration via email (rosivall.laszlo@semmelweis.hu) is required by November 13.
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INVITATION
Scientific lecture for PhD holders and those interested in PhD studiesChallenges & new opportunities in modern PhD programs
Prof. emer. Dr. Sándor Szabó, University of California, Irvine, Member of the Hungarian Academy of SciencesIntroductory remarks by Prof. emer. Dr. László Rosivall, Széchenyi and KIA prizes laureate, SE-INRTC
Venue: Institute of Clinical Pathophysiology, Nagyvárad Square Theoretical Block, Library, 18th floor
Summary of the lecture: A recent study in Nature analyzed if a PhD thesis work can be finished with a ‘9 to 5’ job… The lecture will reveal that, under certain conditions, yes – especially if you can reduce distress & increase your creativity.
Due to the expected high level of interest, registration via email (rosivall.laszlo@semmelweis.hu) is required by November 13.
Nagyvárad square Theoretical Block (NET)", "startDate":"2026-11-20", "endDate":"2026-11-20", "startTime":"11:00", "endTime":"12:30", "location":"Budapest, Nagyvárad tér 4.", "options":["Apple","Google","iCal","Microsoft365", "MicrosoftTeams", "Outlook.com"], "timeZone":"Europe/Budapest", "iCalFileName":"Challenges & new opportunities in modern PhD programs", "label":"Naptárba"}
INVITATION
Scientific lecture for PhD holders and those interested in PhD studiesChallenges & new opportunities in modern PhD programs
Prof. emer. Dr. Sándor Szabó, University of California, Irvine, Member of the Hungarian Academy of SciencesIntroductory remarks by Prof. emer. Dr. László Rosivall, Széchenyi and KIA prizes laureate, SE-INRTC
Venue: Institute of Clinical Pathophysiology, Nagyvárad Square Theoretical Block, Library, 18th floor
Summary of the lecture: A recent study in Nature analyzed if a PhD thesis work can be finished with a ‘9 to 5’ job… The lecture will reveal that, under certain conditions, yes – especially if you can reduce distress & increase your creativity.
Due to the expected high level of interest, registration via email (rosivall.laszlo@semmelweis.hu) is required by November 13.
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