The Hungarian Wine Academy is holding a wine-tasting event for our students at the Great Hall of the  University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest on Wednesday, November 30, 2022, starting at 5 p.m. Guests: Beáta Nyúlné dr. Pühra Wine Producer of the Year 2021 – Nyakas Winery Tök Géza Balla Winemaker of the Year 2018 –

The Doctoral School of Veterinary Sciences invites you to dr. Zita Makra‘s doctoral (PhD) dissertation “Evaluation of corneal anaesthesia after the application of topical 0.5% bupivacaine, 2% lidocaine and 0.4% oxybuprocaine in normal horses” which will be publicly defended on 17th November 2022, at 14:00. Venue: University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest, B Building, Plósz Béla

Laboratory animal science and animal welfare course dates: in English: 9-20 January 2023  Registration Application: [Click to see email] PhD students from other Doctoral Schools can participate free of charge in the courses of the Doctoral School of Veterinary Medicine Budapest if they attach two certificates to the application: 1.) Certification by the supervisor that

Bring your TDK presentation and practice presenting before the conference! The workshop will consist of individual presentation practice, followed by feedback and guidance on presentation skills and what is expected at TDK.

Be a hero, donate blood!

The commemoration will take place on the 24th of October 2022 at 7 p.m., starting in front of the Zimmermann Ágoston lecture hall.

This workshop will cover general suture techniques, both with tools and surgical knots by hand.

The Doctoral School of Veterinary Sciences invites you to Janka Kulcsárné dr. Petrilla‘s doctoral (PhD) dissertation “Regulation of metabolic processes by nutritional factors in chicken” which will be publicly defended on 14th October 2022, at 11:30. Supervisor: Dr. Zsuzsanna Neogrády Venue: University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest, H Building, 301 room The dissertation can be found

Open to all years. Date: 7th, October, 16:30 Location: Kotlán Sándor Lecture Hall HIGHLY recommended before starting SAM clinic shifts! Hospital-acquired infections are one of the largest dangers to any patient admitted for treatment but are largely preventable if proper protocols are followed. The workshop will focus on proper procedures for in-patient equipment sterility, focusing in intensive

The major area of our scientific interest is centered on reprograming of metabolic and cellular signaling pathways in cancer.

In this seminar, Dr. Schmidt will overview redox homeostasis and the canonical disulfide reductase systems; describe how mice were engineered to perturb this process; and lead the audience through the discovery of the first metabolism-based alternative disulfide reductase pathway.

This workshop will cover safe and effective methods of clinical restraint and body positioning for both cats and dogs, as well as in-clinic methods to reduce patient fear, anxiety, and stress.