| Topic | Supervisor |
| Investigation of biased agonism of plasma membrane receptors | Dr. Balla András, associate professor, PhD |
| Investigation of small G proteins activation in vascular smooth muscle cells | Dr. Balla András, associate professor, PhD |
| Investigation of effects of angiotensin II in vascular smooth muscle cells | Dr. Balla András, associate professor, PhD |
| Role of oxidative-nitrative stress in the physiological and pathological processes of the cardiovascular system | Dr. Benkő Rita, assistant professor, PhD, Dr. Horváth Eszter Mária, associate professor, PhD |
| Investigation of TMEM175 lysosomal potassium channel | Dr. Czirják Gábor, associate professor, PhD |
| Investigation of TRESK background potassium channel regulation | Dr. Czirják Gábor, associate professor, PhD |
| Role of GTPase activating proteins in inflammatory diseases | Dr. Csépányi-Kömi Roland, assistant professor, PhD |
| Investigation of the regulation of GTPase activating proteins | Dr. Csépányi-Kömi Roland, assistant professor, PhD |
| Multifractality in physiological processes | Dr. Eke András, associate professor, PhD |
| Imaging of complex cerebral hemodynamics in neurological and cerebrovascular diseases | Dr. Eke András, associate professor, PhD |
| Human cognition and cognitive dysfunction assessed by fNIRS | Dr. Eke András, associate professor, PhD, Dr. Mukli Péter, assistant lecturer, PhD |
| Interpersonal synchronization of brain dynamics assessed by noninvasive imaging approaches | Dr. Eke András, associate professor, PhD, Dr. Mukli Péter, assistant lecturer, PhD |
| Investigating tissue damage induced inflammation | Dr. Enyedi Balázs, associate professor, PhD |
| Investigating signaling pathways and nuclear swelling associeted to tissue damage | Dr. Enyedi Balázs, associate professor, PhD |
| Using novel fluorescent biosensors and optogenetic tools to investigate the steril inflammatory response | Dr. Enyedi Balázs, associate professor, PhD |
| Structure, function and regulation of the two pre-domain (K2P) potassium channels | Dr. Enyedi Péter, full professor, DSc |
| Dechipering the molecular mechanisms underlying osteoclast activation during bone metastasis formation | Dr. Győri Dávid Sándor, associate professor |
| Oxidative-nitrative stress and poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase activation in diabetes mellitus and insulin resistance; especially in the development of late complications | Dr. Horváth Eszter Mária, associate professor, PhD, Dr. Benkő Rita, assistant professor, PhD |
| The role of poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase in the animal model of Crohn’s disease | Dr. Horváth Eszter Mária, associate professor, PhD, Dr. Benkő Rita, assistant professor, PhD |
| The role of inositols in the reduction of insulin resistance and oxidative-nitrative stress | Dr. Horváth Eszter Mária, associate professor, PhD |
| Investigation of nephrogenic diabetes insipidus causing mutations | Dr. Hunyady László full professor, Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences |
| Investigation of disease causing mutations of V2 vasopressin receptor | Dr. Hunyady László, full professor, Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences |
| Investigation of angiotensin II induced gene-expression changes | Dr. Hunyady László, full professor, Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences; Dr. Balla András, associate professor, PhD |
| Studying the organ-specific development and function of the lymphatic vasculature | Dr. Jakus Zoltán, associate professor, PhD |
| Molecular basis of the circadian control | Dr. Káldi Krisztina, associate professor, PhD |
| Establishing methods for the investigation of protein-protein interactions in the regulation of the circadian clock | Dr. Káldi Krisztina, associate professor, PhD |
| Daily rhythm of phagocyte responses | Dr. Káldi Krisztina, associate professor, PhD, Dr. Ella Krisztina, assistant professor, PhD |
| Investigation of interactions between metabolism and circadian rhythm | Dr. Káldi Krisztina, associate professor, PhD, Dr. Ella Krisztina, assistant professor, PhD |
| Role of the circadian clock in the control of immune cells | Dr. Káldi Krisztina, associate professor, PhD, Dr. Ella Krisztina, assistant professor, PhD |
| The role of hydrogen sulfide in the regulation of vascular tone | Dr. Kiss Levente, associate professor, PhD, Dr. Dongó Eleni PhD-Student |
| Examination of heritablity of microvascular endothelial function | Dr. Kollai Márk, professor emmeritus, DSc, Dr. Cseh Domonkos assistant lecturer |
| Identification of receptors and signaling pathways in production of antibacterial exptracellular vesicles | Dr. Ligeti Erzsébet, professor, Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences |
| Alteration of neturophil functions in pathologic conditions | Dr. Ligeti Erzsébet, professor, Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences |
| Characterization of extracellular vesicles generated from neutrophilic granulocytes | Dr. Ligeti Erzsébet, professor, Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Dr. Kolonics Ferenc, assistant research fellow, PhD |
| Clinical diagnostic approaches based on flow cytometry | Dr. Lőrincz Márton Ákos, research fellow, PhD |
| Molecular mechanisms in octeoclast function and bone resorption | Dr. Mócsai Attila, full professor, DSc |
| Examination of signal transduction pathways using genetically modified (konckout) mice | Dr. Mócsai Attila, full professor, DSc |
| Examination of autoimmun inflammatory dieases in transgenic mice | Dr. Mócsai Attila, full professor, DSc |
| Identification of new therapeutic targets in inflammatory diseases | Dr. Mócsai Attila, full professor, DSc |
| Investigating brain network dynamics and cognitive performance during mental stress by electroencephalographic measurements and cognitive stress | Dr. Mukli Péter, assistant lecturer, PhD, Dr. Orestis Stylianou |
| Biomechanical and pharmaco-physiological control mechanisms in coronary vessels | Dr. Nádasy György, associate professor, PhD |
| Adaptation of the venous system to gravitational stress | Dr. Nádasy György, associate professor, PhD |
| Biomechanics of the human aneurysm sack | Dr. Nádasy György, associate professor, PhD |
| Biomechanical and pharmaco-physiological control mechanisms in experimental hypertension | Dr. Nádasy György, associate professor, PhD, Dr. Kollai Márk, professor emmeritus, DSc |
| Investigation of NADPH oxidase 4 & 5 function in genetically modified animals | Dr. Petheő Gábor, associate professor, PhD |
| Function of the cytosolic/mitochondrial Ca2+ and mitochondrial NAD(P)H system | Dr. Spät András, professor emeritus, Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences |
| Mitochondrial Ca2+ and cAMP signalling | Dr. Spät András, professor emeritus, Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Dr. Szanda Gergő, associate professor, PhD |
| Computational analysis of the oncogenic role of G-Protein Coupled Receptors | Dr. Szalai Bence, assistant professor, PhD |
| Bioinformatic analysis of drug sensitivity in tumor cell lines | Dr. Szalai Bence, assistant professor, PhD |
| Intracellular interactions of metabolic regulators | Dr. Szanda Gergő, associate professor, PhD |
| Alteration of neutrophil functions in sepsis | Dr. Timár Csaba, assistant professor, PhD |
| Characterization of the surface of netrophil-derived extracellular vesicles | Dr. Timár Csaba assistant, professor, PhD |
| Investigation of the cellular functions of inositol lipids | Dr. Tóth Dániel, assistant professor, PhD, Dr. Várnai Péter full professor, DSc |
| Investigation of phosphoinositide metabolism by acutely inducible enzyme degradation | Dr. Tóth Dániel, assistant professor, PhD, Dr. Várnai Péter full professor, DSc |
| Evaluation of decisive factors for the signaling efficacy of GPCRs | Dr. Turu Gábor, associate professor, PhD, Dr. Tóth András, research fellow, PhD |
| Automatized classification of mental state using entropy-based measures and machine learning | Dr. Frigyes Samuel Racz, assistant lecturer, PhD |
| Development of methods for altering intracellular inositol lipid levels | Dr. Várnai Péter, full professor, DSc |
| Development of molecular tools for detecting intracellular inositol lipids | Dr. Várnai Péter, full professor, DSc |
| Regulation of ARHGAP25 protein | Dr. Wisniewski Éva, assistant lecturer |