Home | Modern imaging techniques in biology | Studies and Students | Publications

Studies

• 2003 PhD in Physics. Thesis.
• 1999-03 Graduate School of Physics, Eötvös University, Budapest. Supervisors: Noémi Rozlosnik and Tamás Vicsek.
• 1997-99 Biophysics Faculty, Eötvös University, Budapest: master degree. Thesis in Hungarian.
• 1994-97 Engineer Physicist Faculty, Technical University of Budapest: bachelor degree.
• 1990-94 High school: Veres Péter Gimnázium, Budapest.

Students

• Renáta Ünnep, BSc student in physics 2005-7.
• Zsófia Jurányi, MSc thesis in physics: Impact of cell-substrate and cell-cell adhesion on cell motility: a videomicroscopy study, 2006.
• Balázs Gönci, MSc thesis in physics: Investigation of keratocyte cells on microstructures with videomicroscopy, 2005.
• Balázs Gönci, PhD student: Time-lapse microscopy of neuronal cell cultures, 2007-10.
• András Foltin, MSc thesis in physics: Selective plane illumination microscopy, 2008-10.
• Dorina Kőszegi, BSc thesis in physics: Single cell adhesion measured by computer controlled micropipette, 2010-11.
• Rita Salánki, PhD student: Adhesion force of human monocytes measured by computer controlled micropipette and optical biosensors, 2012-16.
• Norbert Orgován, PhD student: Cell adhesion studied by optical biosensors and computer controlled micropipette, 2012-.
• Tamás Gerecsei, BSc thesis in physics: Manipulating single cells on a microscope by microfluidics, 2015.
• Tamás Gerecsei, MSc thesis in physics: Investigation of the kinetics of biocompatible water in oil emulsions on a microscope, 2017.
• Tamás Gerecsei, PhD student: Single cell adhesion on functionalized surfaces using automated micropipette, optical biosensors and FluidFM, 2017-.
• Haty Eleonóra, MSc student: Single cell adhesion, 2018-.
• Szilágyi Tünde, BSc student: Single cell adhesion, 2018-.