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<\/a>In the portrait session, you can read an interview with Prof. Dr J\u00f3zsef R\u00e1tky, Head of the Department of Obstetrics and Food Animal Medicine Clinic, who dedicated his veterinary career early on to reproductive biology, more specifically, the research of pig reproduction.<\/p> \u201eThe best way to save a breed is to focus on its utilization. The Hungarian grey cattle was replaced by tractors. How can we utilize it now? In its pure-bred form, it cannot hold its own as a beef cattle. It can only have a delicious meet if you fatten up the steer\/ox at the end. However, if the cow is fertilized with the sperm of a modern beef cattle, the F1 final product yields world-class quality.\u201d<\/p>
Third-year biology student Zolt\u00e1n K\u00e1nya is a highly competitive person who is obsessed with spiders. Zolt\u00e1n is the head of the biology student committee of the Student Council in order to try to forge a more tight-knit community at the University.<\/p>
Our veterinarian ballerina on ice, Stephanie Walmsley came to Budapest from Canada to continue her studies.<\/p>
\u201eIt is obvious that I love animals but another passion for me is teaching. I think most of the issues that come up with humans and their pets is based on a lack of education. As a veterinarian, it is our responsibility to educate people on how to care for their pets.\u201d<\/p>