From July 7–9, Semmelweis University’s Doctoral School hosted the annual PhD Scientific Days at the Basic Medical Science Center, Translational Medicine Institute. The event was opened by our Institutes head Prof Zoltán Benyó, Head of the Doctoral School, who highlighted that this year’s event was the largest to date. He emphasized that each participant represents the future of their respective scientific fields. In total, 184 oral presentations and 294 posters were presented across 55 sections.
Our lab was well-represented throughout the event, with one or more of our members presenting each day.
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Kinga presented her FELL_HD project, previously awarded as the most innovative PhD project.
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Anna shared results from her CAREiNG project on the effects of cariprazine.
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Vivi presented her findings on novel compounds screened on induced neurons.
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Melinda showcased her poster on electrophysiological measurements in CD1+ mouse hippocampal cultures.
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Roland discussed his project on age-related alterations in neur
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onal autophagy.
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Balázs presented functional measurements in induced neurons.
We are proud to share that several of our members received special recognition:
Anna and Roland were awarded the SE 250+ Excellence PhD Scholarship. Additionally, Balázs’s poster earned 1st place in the Translational Medicine section—a significant achievement!
