This workshop will cover general suture techniques, both with tools and surgical knots by hand.
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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
The Researchers’ Night is Hungary’s largest science communication event series, and this year the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest joined with ten exciting programs. Both young and elderly with an interest in veterinary science quickly filled the 550 spots, and on September 30, Friday, starting at 4:00 PM, they took over the lecture halls at
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.
The University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest has signed a development cooperation agreement with Rákvakcina BVM Kft. regarding a Hungarian immunotherapy method developed for the treatment of cancerous diseases and its potential veterinary application.
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.
Out of 97 veterinary training institutions, the head of the Department of Pathology of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest, professor Míra Mándoki was nominated as the second representative of EAEVE in VetCEE.
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.
When the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest became independent in 2016, the employee-student picnic and ox roasting event was born with a tradition-creating intention. Hope you had a good time, take a look at our photo report: Photos: Anikó Horváth (Fényfotó)
Three new professors accepted their appointment from the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest on 14 September at the Sándor Palace.
On the occasion of Cultural Heritage Day, the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest regularly organizes walks in the campus area, built during the decades of the Monarchy, in the neo-Renaissance style, which is considered the masterpiece of its time.