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MÁRIA SÓTINÉ BAGYÁNSZKI, PH.D.

Personal details:

 

Name:                                 Mária Sótiné Bagyánszki

Date and place of birth:      December 31 1975, Vác, Hungary

 

Educational trajectory:

School leaving exam taken in 1994 at Imre Madách Secondary Grammar School in Vác.

Master of biology obtained in 1999 at the Attila József University, Szeged, Hungary.

PhD degree was obtained in 2003 in Neurobiology Program, Biology Doctoral School at the University of Szeged, Hungary.

Title of the PhD dissertation:  Embryonic development of the human enteric nervous system and the enteric microenvironment

Jobs held:

lecturer 2003-

associate lecturer 1999-2003, Department of Zoology and Cell Biology, University of Szeged

 

Workplace: University of Szeged

                   Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Neuroscience

                   H-6726, Szeged,

                   Közép fasor 52.

 

E-mail:        bmarcsi@bio.u-szeged.hu

 

Foreign language skills:  

Hungarian state examination in oral English, 1997

Hungarian state examination in written English, 1999

Basic German language

 

Memberships in professional societies:

Hungarian Neuroscience Association, 1999-2005

Federation of European Neuroscience Societies 2000-2005

International Brain Research Organization 2000-2005

European Association for the Study of Diabetes 2008

Belgian Society of Microscopy 2009

European Microscopy Society 2009

European Society for Neurogastroenterology & Motility 2010-

 

Editorial board membership:

World Journal of Gastrointestinal Pathophysiology 2010-

World Journal of Diabetes 2011-

Journal of Diabetes Mellitus 2011-

 

Stipends:

4 month (2005)

2 month (2006)

3 month (2007)

University of Antwerp, Laboratory of Cell Biology and Histology

Sponsor: TéT Flamish-Hungarian bilateral project

Research topic: Effect of chronic alcohol consumption on gastrointestinal tract of mice

 

6 months (2008)

2008 Group of Eight European Fellowship

University of Melbourne,

Autonomic Neuroscience, Pain and Sensory Mechanisms Laboratories,

Dept. of Anatomy and Cell Biology, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences

 

8 month (2009)

University of Antwerp, Laboratory of Cell Biology and Histology

Sponsor: Hungarian Eötvös Fellowship

 

Research interests and applied methods:

Development of the enteric nervous system

Intestinal inflammation

Human embryology

Ontogenesis of the nervous system

Gastrointestinal histology

Immunocytochemistry

Transmission electron microscopy

Confocal laser scanning microscopy

Computational and statistical analyses of cell distribution

 

Educational activity:

Basic courses of Comparative Zoology

Practical courses of Cell Biology, Histology, Comparative Zoology

Special practical courses of Comparative Neurobiology

Special courses of Comparative Neurobiology

Tutor for undergraduate and postgraduate research

 

Grants:

Hungarian Scientific Research Fund (OTKA)

F-46201

Ontogenetical and pathological changes in the spatial pattern of GABA, glutamate and nitrogen oxide-containing myenteric neurons

2004-2007

4,475,000 HUF

Flemish-Hungarian Bilateral Scientific Cooperation

Study of the mechanisms underlying the immune modulating effects of alcohol within the gastrointestinal tract: involvement of a bidirectional interaction of mast cells and afferent neural pathways.

2005-2007

28,000 EU

2008 Group of Eight European Fellowship

Autonomic Neuroscience, Pain and Sensory Mechanisms Laboratories,

Dept. of Anatomy and Cell Biology, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, University of Melbourne

2008

20,000 AUD

2009 Hungarian Eötvös Fellowship

8 month, Belgium

Immune-modulating effects of diabetes within the gastrointestinal tract: involvement of bidirectional interaction of mast cells and neural pathways

 

Organization of congress:

“Mechanisms underlying the immune modulating effects of alcohol within the gastrointestinal tract” March 8th, 2007, Antwerp, Belgium
Organized within the framework of a Bilateral Scientific Cooperation between Szeged (Hungary) and Antwerp (Belgium) and in cooperation with the FWO-research community ‘Gastrointestinal Regulatory Mechanisms’