Ulbert | Lab
Meet The Team
Current members
István Ulbert, MD, DSc
Director, Head of the group, Full Professor
Short Bio, CV
Email: ulbert.istvan@ttk.hu
Publication list, ORCID, Google Scholar ID, ResearcherID, Scopus ID, Researchgate
Lucia Wittner, PhD
Senior Research Fellow
Short Bio, CV
Email. wittner.lucia@ttk.hu
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Richárd Fiáth, PhD
Research Associate
Richárd Fiáth received his M.S. degree in electrical and computer engineering from the Faculty of Information Technology, Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Budapest, Hungary, in 2009 and his Ph.D. degree in neurosciences from the Semmelweis University, Budapest, in 2017. He is currently working as postdoc at the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience and Psychology, Research Centre for Natural Sciences, Budapest. His current research interests include neural interfaces, high-density neural recording methods, thalamocortical oscillations and the physiology of sleep. CV
Email: fiath.richard@ttk.hu
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Gergely Márton, PhD
Research Associate
Dr. Gergely Márton has an MSc degree in electrical engineering and a PhD in neurosciences. He is a researcher, inventor, hardware designer and programmer working on MEMS neural microelectrode arrays and brain-computer interfacing. He is also experimenting with the application of deep learning and advanced image processing in neurosciences and plays touch rugby for even more fun.
Email: marton.gergely@ttk.hu
Kinga Tóth, PhD
Research Associate
Kinga works on surgically removed human neocortical tissues from epileptic and non-epileptic patients. She studies the spontaneous synchronous population activity which is generated in the slice-preparations of these specimens. By applying electrophysiological and anatomical methods, she examines the role of perisomatic inhibition in the generation of physiological and pathological activities. CV (hu)
Email: toth.kinga@ttk.hu
Domonkos Horváth, MSc
Domokos Meszéna, PhD
- On a professional exchange at Massachusetts General Hospital / Harvard Medical School in Boston, MA, USA -
Domokos obtained his Ph.D. (summa cum laude, October 2020) at Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Faculty of Information Technology and Bionics. He has a keen interest in neural-tissue interfacing and in developing novel experimental recording methods using various tools of electrophysiology (in vivo and in vitro) as well as two-photon laser scanning microscopy. His recent research focuses on exploring neurotech solutions with translational, human clinical perspectives. Outside the lab, he defines himself - among others - as a community and a family person (father of two young boys), a guitar player (classical, jazz), and a hobby DSLR photographer. CVEmail: meszena.domokos@ttk.hu
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Ágnes Kandrács, PhD
Research Associate
Agnes Kandracs earned her Ph.D. degree at the Roska Tamas Doctoral School of Sciences and Technology at Pazmany Peter Catholic University in Budapest Hungary under the supervision of Dr. Lucia Wittner. She completed her BSc and MSc at the Faculty of Information Technology and Bionics at the Pazmany Peter Catholic University with a specialization in molecular bionics and info-bionics engineering. She is currently a postdoctoral research fellow at UlbertLab. Her main research project is the electrophysiological and anatomical examination of cortical neural networks. CV
Email: kandracs.agnes@ttk.hu
Bálint File, PhD
Research Associate
Bálint File has an MSc degree in info-bionic engineering and he is recently finished a PhD in network analysis of complex systems. His research interest focus on the network analysis of large-scale neural interactions and network organization of free word associations. He also likes exploring different cultures and hiking in remote areas., CV
Email: file.balint@wigner.hu
Estilla Zsófia Tóth, MSc
Csaba Köllőd, MSc
PhD Candidate
Csaba received his master degree in Info-bionics engineering at Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Faculty of Information Technology and Bionics. His research topic is about Brain-Computer Interfaces supported by Deep Learning technologies. Currently he is developing an application, which will be challenged in the next Cybathlon competition in BCI discipline. He is the manager and the leader programmer of this project. In his free time he loves to teach skiing, playing Ultimate Frisbee, go to theater, scouting and learning new things like guitar playing, photography and more. CV
Email: kollod.csaba@ttk.hu
Csaba Horváth, MSc
Ward Fadel, MSc
Beatrix Kovács, MSc
Barnabás Kocsis, MSc
János Rokai, MD
Melinda Rácz, MSc
PhD Student
Melinda Rácz is a Ph.D. student at János Szentágothai Doctoral School of Neurosciences of Semmelweis University. They obtained their master’s degree in electrical engineering at Budapest University of Technology and Economics in 2020. Melinda is interested in brain-computer interfacing (based on e.g. EEG, ECoG, or neural signals recorded using intracranial electrodes); they are a member of the group since 2018. CV
Csilla Szita-Szabó, MSc
András Adolf, MSc
PhD Student
After receiving his master degree in Info-Bionics Engineering at Pázmány Péter Catholic University, András has started his PhD studies at Roska Tamás Doctoral School. His topic is about Brain-Computer Interfaces supported by Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning for the classification of EEG signals. He focuses on Neural Networks with limited amount of input data, and on different Channel Selection algorithms. Currently he is also working on the Cybathlon project. In his free time, he likes running, learning Spanish, hiking and playing on electric guitar.
Email: adolf.andras@itk.ppke.hu
Réka Bod, MD
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