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Introduction:<\/strong><\/p>

My name is Dr. Gina Puska, I work as an assistant professor at the Department of Zoology. I teach the subject Molecular Biology of the Cell on the Biology BSc course, and Cell and Molecular Biology, Regulatory Biology and Physiology, and Microscopic Phototechnics for MSc biology students. My primary area of interest is the neural pathways involved in social behavior, which I primarily investigate using histological and chemogenetic techniques based on viral gene transfer. In addition, my research area also covers the cell pathology examination of neurodegenerative diseases, which is the basis of my doctoral thesis.<\/p>

Collaborations:<\/strong><\/p>

ELTE Department of Physiology and Neurobiology – Molecular and Systems Neurobiology Research Group<\/p>

Topic management:<\/strong><\/p>

MSc students: 3 (currently 3)<\/p>

BSc students: 1 (graduated 1)<\/p>

TDK students: 3 (currently 1)<\/p>

Optional thesis topics:<\/strong><\/p>

For students majoring in Biology BSc and Research Zoology:<\/p>

The role of the lateral septum in social behavior<\/p>

Exploring the role of the preoptic area in social behavior<\/p>

Progress:<\/strong><\/p>

2022-present University assistant professor, University of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Zoology<\/p>

2019-2022 University teaching assistant, University of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Ecology<\/p>

2016-2019 Research assistant, E\u00f6tv\u00f6s Lor\u00e1nd University, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Institute of Biology<\/p>

2015-2016 Assistant Professor E\u00f6tv\u00f6s Lor\u00e1nd University, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Institute of Biology<\/p>

Main research areas:<\/strong><\/p>