RESEARCH GROUP LEADER: Dr. Szilvia Kövér PhD, research fellow
CONTACT: kover.szilvia[PUT_AT_HERE]univet.hu
RESEARCH GROUP MEMBERS:
Research fellows: Dr. Szilvia Kövér, Dr. Szilvia Pásztory-Kovács, Dr. Tamás Szűts, Dr. Nóra Vili
Associate research fellows: Dr. Krisztián Szabó
PhD students: Nóra Magonyi
RESEARCH AREAS:
Conservation genetics, population genetics and behavioural ecology of endangered raptor species (Imperial Eagles, White-tailed Eagle, Red-footed Falcon) and other invertebrate and vertebrate taxa.
LONG-TERM COLLABORATIONS:
LIFE11/NAT/HU/000926, Conservation of the Red-footed Falcon in the Carpathian Basin
LIFE15 NAT/HU/000902, Conservation of the eastern imperial eagle by decreasing human- Bird Life Hungary
University of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Biomathematics and Informatics, Hungary
Hungarian Natural History Museum, Molecular Taxonomy Laboratory
University of Pannonia, Department of Limnology, Hungary
Duna-Drava National Park, Hungary
Hortobágy National Park, Hungary
Ócsa Birdwaching Association, Hungary
National Museum of Natural Sciences, Spain
SERVICES:
Molecuar sexing of birds, individual and species identification of raptors by genotyping (AQUILABOR, identification number: 130/2016/Lab/NÉBIH)
GRANTS:
| Funding source | Project title and topic | Amount (HUF) |
| National Research, Development and Innovation Office, Hungary (NRDIO) K, 115402 | Environmental effects on sex in vertebrates with diverse sex-determination systems | 43.978.000 |
CONTRACTS:
Birdlife Hungary