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Name: Attila I. Gulyás Ph.D.
Date of birth: 2nd March 1964
Place of birth: Nagykörös, Hungary
Nationality: Hungarian
Hobby: travelling, tracking, canoeing,
botany, kite building, wasting time with computers (those who know what is a
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music
Residential adress and telephone:
Send me a mail, please if you need it!
Degrees:
Graduated: Eötvös
Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary Diploma in Biology 1988
Ph.D.: Hungarian Academy of
Sciences, Budapest, Hungary, 1993
Major field of training and research experience:
- 1986-1988 Student Research Assistant, United Research Organization
of Hungarian Academy of Sciences and Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary
- Immunocytochemical and Golgi studies of the cat and human cortex on
light- and electron microscopical level. Organization of the GABAergic
cells in the cat visual cortex.
Supervisor: Dr Z.F.Kisvarday
- 10.1987-02.1988 Junior Research Assistant, Department of Pharmacology,Oxford
University, Oxford, U.K.
- Studies on the distribution of GABAA receptor in the cat and rat cortex
with immunocytochemical methods.
Supervisor: Prof P.Somogyi
- 1988-1990.febr. Ph.D. student, United Research Organization of Hungarian
Academy of Sciences and Semmelweis university
- Subcortical innervation of the hippocampus. The role of different types
of interneurons in the regulation of hippocampal activity. Anterograde
and retrograde tract tracing, light- and electron microscopical immunocytochemistry.
Supervisor: Dr. T.F.Freund
- 1989. oct. -1989 dec. Ph.D. student, Department of Neurology, University
of Kuopio, Kuopio, Finland
- Protective effect of Vigabatrin (GABA transaminase inhibitor), and
a new NMDA receptor antagonist against perforant pathway stimulation evoked
epilepsy.
- 1990. march-1993 october Ph.D. student, Department of Functional Neuroanatomy,
Institute of Experimental Medicine
- 1991 november-1992 january, Department of Cellular Neurobiology, Pasteur
Institute, Paris, France
- Correlated electrophysiological and anatomical measurements on the
connections between excitatory and inhibitory neurons in the CA3 area of
the guine-pig hippocampus in vitro.
- 1993 october-recently Research Fellow, Department of Functional Neuroanatomy,
Institute of Experimental Medicine
- 1994 december- till 1995 november, Department of Cellular Neurobiology,
Pasteur Institute, Paris, France on the long-term fellowship of the HFSP
- Combined electrophysiological, pharmacological and anatomical studies
of inhibitory cells in the CA1 area of the in vitro hippocampal slice.
- 1995 december-
- Quantitative description of the afferent connectivity of neurochemically
identified or intracellularly filled inrterneuron subpopulations.
Present position:
Research Fellow
Department of Functional Neuroanatomy
Institute of Experimental Medicine.
P.O.B. 67
Budapest
H-1450
HUNGARY
tel:(36-1)-2100-812
fax: (36-1)-2100-812 or 2100-813
E-mail: 
Present research:
Characterisation of different types of interneurons in the hippocampal
formation on the basis of their connectivity, neurochemical marker content
and electrophysiological properties. Anatomical evaluation of combined
electrophysiological and anatomical experiments on identified pairs of
pyramidal and inhibitory cells, in order to reveal the characteristics
of unitary excitatory and inhibitory transmission.
Awards and Prices:
The Young Investigator Award of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (1992)
1995 KRIEG KORTIKAL KUDOS Cortical Explorer Prize
