Eight members of our research group participated in Electrospin 2026 – 9th International Conference on Electrospinning, held in Padua, Italy, where they presented a total of three posters and five oral presentations.
The research topics presented at the conference covered a broad range of applications of electrospinning.
The members of our research group and their presentations were:
Sarolta Halmóczki – Multifunctional electrospun polysuccinimide scaffolds combining ZnO and magnetite nanoparticles for biomedical applications
Ákos Juhász – From electrospun microchannels to translational biomimetic scaffolds: process optimization and characterization of self-assembling peptide-based constructs
(Postdoctoral research: Ospedale Casa Sollievo della Sofferenza, Milan)
Kristóf Molnár – Synthesis and spinning properties of hydrogel fiber membranes
Mónika Nanys – Electrospun nanofibrous scaffolds for potential wound healing applications: effects of salt and humidity
Vivien Rizmajer – Development and characterisation of polymer nanofibers containing magnetite particles
Donát Szalai – Investigation of the swelling kinetics of submicron- and micron-sized hydrogel fibrous meshes
Poster presentation – 2nd place
Viktor Szilágyi – Optimizing Electrospun Cellulose-Based Scaffolds: Electric Field Design and Material Modifications for Biomedical Applications
Veronika Tóth-Pálos – Preparation and characterization of polysuccinimide-salt nanofibrous systems for wound healing applications
We are especially proud that Donát Szalai’s poster presentation was awarded 2nd place, providing further international recognition of the research group’s scientific work.
Electrospin 2026 provided an excellent opportunity to present our latest research findings, strengthen international scientific collaborations, and exchange knowledge and experience with researchers and professionals working in the field of electrospinning.
