Dr Gábor Náray-Szabó is the president of the board of trustees for József Marek Foundation that took over the operation of the University of Veterinary Medicine as of 1 August this year. He is a chemist and a second-generation member of the Academy of Sciences. Read our interview with him.
If the diagnosis is not reached by conventional diagnostic tools such as X-ray or ultrasound, you may consider other advanced imaging modalities such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), which has recently arrived at the Department and Clinic of Equine Medicine of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest.
On 7th of October 2020, our students and colleagues saved lives by donating blood at the Student Center of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest.
An effective tool for contact research is the VirusRadar mobile application, which can be used next to the traditional contact research methods. Download it now!
In September, a new Standing Equine MRI device that is able to examine in a standing position was handed over at the Department and Clinic of Equine Medicine of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest.
It is a tradition for the professor to use the help of well-trained horses from the Standby Police for this presentation. This is what happened now.
On the 7th of September Dr Péter Sótonyi rector of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest opened the 234th academic year. The audience was greeted in the park of the university by Dr László Kövér, Speaker of Hungary’s National Assembly and Dr József Bódis, State Secretary responsible for knowledge and innovation management, Ministry for Innovation
Hand-out for PCR Testing 1. Please open the link sent via email, follow the steps and register, then book an appointment. Please send an email to [Click to see email] about the time and place of your PCR appointment. 2. Please send the following to [Click to see email] – the police decree about quarantine
The University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest changed its bank account number on 1st August which affects certain type of payments. Individuals who are involved in the change will be noticed via email separately. The new bank account number will be published after the 10th of August 2020, please check your email regularly.
The University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest will change its bank account number on 1st August which will affect certain type of payments. The new bank account number will be published after 3rd August 2020.
Árisz Ziszisz talked about the university community, how its strength was manifested in organizing the online student concert and how it motivated him, a former biology student, to keep trying to get into the veterinary training programme until he succeeded. Here’s an excerpt from our interview with him.
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