Hungarian grantees in 2004/20005
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György Bacsa J.D.
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Institute:
Eötvös Loránd University Budapest, Faculty of political and
legal sciences Department: Civil Law Other organisational unit: legal counsel at MOL Hungarian Oil and Gas Plc. Research topic: comparative trade and commercial law (secured transactions) US location (city): provided later US institute: provided later E-mail: gybacsa@freemail.hu, gybacsa@mol.hu Mobile phone: 06 30 9028548 Home page: under construction Postal address: 2534 Tát, felszabadulás u. 4/A Brief resume: I was born in Esztergom in 1979, 1993-97 Temesvári Pelbárt Franciscan Grammar School, 1997-2003 ELTE, Law School, J.D. degree in 2003, 1998- member of Invisible College, 1998-2003 member of István Bibó College of Law, 2001-2002 University of Heidelberg, 2003-2004 LL.M. at the University of Heidelberg, 2003- Ph.D. at the ELTE, Law School |
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Tamás Mihály Böhm
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Institute:
Budapest University of Technology and Economics Department: Department of Telecommunications and Media Informatics Other organisational unit: Laboratory of Speech Technology Research topic: speech processing and synthesis US location (city): Cambridge (vicinity of Boston) US institute: Massachusets Institute of Technology E-mail: tbohm@tmit.bme.hu Mobile phone: (30) 311-4939 Postal address: 1137 Bp. Katona József u. 23/a. (home) |
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Enikő Bollobás, Ph.D., Assoc.
Prof., Chair
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Institute:
Eötvös Loránd University Department: Department of American Studies Address: H-1146, Budapest, Ajtósi Dürer sor 19. Phone: (36-1)-460-4416 Postal address: (home:) H-1026 Budapest Endrődi Sándor 39/b. Phone: (36-1)-394-4428 Research topic: Literary Theory US location (city): San Diego US institute: UCSD |
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Ferenc Borondics
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Institute:
Research Institute for Solid State Physics and Optics, Budapest Department: Experimental Solid State Physics Research topic: Preparation and spectroscopic investigation of functionalized carbon nanotubes and fullerene salts US location (city): Riverside, California US institute: University of California Riverside, Departments of Chemistry and Chemical & Environmental Engineering E-mail: bf@szfki.hu Mobile phone: (+36) 30/321-4397 Home page: www.szfki.hu/~bf Postal address: P.O. Box 49, Budapest, Hungary H-1525 (If I'll know the postal address in the US, I will provide it) Brief resume: visit my homepage for CV and publication list |
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Csongor Gedeon
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Institute:
ELTE Department: Dept. of Ethology Research topic: behavioural and conservation biology of ground squirrels US location (city): Flagstaff US institute: Northern Arizona University E-mail: csongor_gedeon@freemail.hu; (csongorg@ludens.elte.hu) Mobile phone: 36 70 3303 878 until August Postal address: 5 Viczián tanya, 2112 Veresegyház |
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Gyula Fekete
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Profession:
Composer Institution: Ferenc Liszt Musical Arts University Title: Assistant professor Phone: +36 269 5604 +36 30 562 7573 Address: 1066 Budapest Dessewffy u. 38 |
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György Könczei
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Institute:
ELTE BGGYFK Department: Foglalkozasi Rehabilitacios Qtatocsoport Research topic: Disability Economics US location (city): NYC US institute: CUNY, Brooklyn College E-mail: gykonczei@hotmail.com Postal address: ELTE BGGYFK 1097 Ecseri ut 3. Phone: +36 1 358-5507 Brief resume: EDUCATION, DEGREES 1998 DSc in Sociology, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest 1997 dr. Habil. 1989 CSc. (Sociology), Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest 1984 Doctorate in Philosophy, Karl Marx University of Economics 1982 MA (Economics); Karl Marx University of Economics, 1979-1982 Rajk László Special College, Budapest 1977-1982 Karl Marx University of Economics, Budapest. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2001- Professor, Dean: EÖTVÖS LORÁND UNIVERSITY, Gusztáv Bárczi College of Special Education 1998-2000 Professor, Budapest University of Economics, European Studies Center 1997-1998 Ministerial Chief Adviser (part time), Cabinet of the Minister, Ministry of Welfare; responsibilities: Bill on the Rights and Equal Opportunities of People with Disabilities - adopted by Parliament of Hungarian Republic: March 16, 98 preparation of the ratification of the European Social Charter (Council of Europe, Strasbourg) - adopted by Parliament of Hungarian Republic June 1, 1999 1994-1996 Program Director, SOROS Foundation, Health Care System Development Program |
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Géza Kállay
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> > Tel:
(36-1)-31-91-566 > > Cellular: (06)-30-488-82-45 Institute: School of English and American Studies, Eötvös Loránd University, Address: H-1146, Budapest, Ajtósi Dürer sor 19. Department: Department of English Studies Research topic: literarture and philosophy, Shakespeare, Renaissance and Jacobean English literature, literary theory, East-European and Hungarian literature in English US location (city): [DESTINATION with whole family, Sept. 2004 -- June 2005]: Santa Cruz, CA, USA US institute: UCSC (University of California at Santa Cruz, Department of Literature and Department of Philosophy) E-mail: kallay@melania.hu Mobile phone: 06-30-488-82-45 (not available after 1 September, 2004!) Home page: www.gezakallay.hu Postal address: H-1124, Budapest, Zólyom lépcso 19. I. 1. Phone: (36-1)-460-4400/ext.4475 Fax: (36-1)-460-4422 Address: (home:) H-1124, Budapest Zólyom lépcso 19 Phone: (36-1)-31-91-566 Brief resume: GÉZA KÁLLAY (b. 1959) is Reader (fully tenured Associate Professor) at the Department of English Studies and currently he is the director of the School of English and American Studies at Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest. He got his MAs at the same university in Hungarian, English and General and Applied Linguistics in 1984. In the September of 1991 he got the "dr. univ." degree at Eötvös University, in the academic year 1991/92 he was a Soros research-fellow at the Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium, where he defended his Ph.D. "summa cum laude" in 1996. In 1993/94, he was a grant-holder of the Research Support Scheme of the Central European University and the Open Society Institute, in the spring of 1995 he was a visiting Fulbright-scholar at Harvard University, working with Professor Stanley Cavell. In 1999 he was awarded the "Bolyai" Research Scholarship by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences for three years. He went through the "habilitation process" in 2003 with the result "100%". Dr. Kállay's research includes the relationship between literature and philosophy, Elizabethan and Jacobean English literature (primarily Shakespeare), literary theory and Central and Eastern European literature. He has written more than 50 articles in these fields in Hungarian and in English, and has published three books, all with Liget Publishers, Budapest in 1996, 1999, and 2002. His fourth book, also with Liget, is forthcoming in 2004. Dr. Kállay is a Fulbright alumnus, member of the European Society of the Study of English and also teaches in the Postgraduate Programs of his home-department. His wife, Dr. Katalin G. Kállay, teaches American literature at Károli Gáspár University. They have three daughters: Zsuzsanna was born in 1989, Eszter in 1994 and Mária in 1995. |
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Dávid Karátson
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Institute:
Eötvös University Department: Physical Geography Research topic: volcanology, volcanic geomorphology US location (city): Flagstaff, AZ US institute: Northern Arizona University E-mail: dkarat@ludens.elte.hu Mobile phone: 06 30 5695161 Home page: http://geogr.elte.hu/vulkanologia/ Postal address: H-1117 Budapest, Pázmány s. 1/C, HUNGARY Brief resume: 1989: MSC in geography, biology and geomorphology 1995: PhD in earth sciences 1997: JSPS grant in Japan 1998-2000: Magyary postdoctoral fellow 1998-2001: assistant professor at ELTE 1999- Erasmus cooperation with the University of Pisa, Italy 2000: Scholarship of the French Cultural Institute in Clermont-Ferrand, France 2001-2002: DAAD in Tübingen (bilateral university cooperation) 2001- associate professor at ELTE 2001-2003: Bolyai postdoctoral fellow |
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Dániel Kiss
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Institute: Technical
University Budapest
Department: Architecture
US location (city): Cambridge, MA US institute: Harvard Graduate School of Design
Program: M.Arch.II.
E-mail: kiss.daniel at
gmx.net
Mobile phone:
+36.20.9728628
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Marianne Nikolov
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Institute:
University of Pecs Department: Department of English Applied Linguistics Research topic: Second Language Acquisition, Language Pedagogy, Assessment US location (city): San Francisco, CA US institute: Univiversity of California at Berkeley E-mail: nikolov@nostromo.pte.hu Mobile phone:20 9518954 (not available until 1 June) Home page: www.pte.hu/btk/AngolAlkalmazottNyelveszetiTanszek Postal address: 7624 Pecs Ifjusag u. 6. |
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Laszlo Rosivall M:D:
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Institute: Hungarian Academy of Sciences and Semmelweis University Nephrology Research Group Institute of Pathophysiology Faculty of Medicine Semmelweis University Research topic: renal physiology and pathophysiology US location (city): Birmingham and San Diego US institute: UAB ( Univ of Alabama in Birmingham ) and USC ( Univ of S. California E-mail: rosivall@net.sote.hu Postal address: 1089 Nagyvarad ter 4. H-1089, Hungary |
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János Sipos, PhD
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Institute:
Institute for Musicology, Hungarian Academy of Sciences Department: Ethnomusicology Research topic: Comparative research on the folk music of Turkic people US location (city): Los Angeles US institute: UCLA (University of California Los Angeles) E-mail: janos.sipos@ella.hu Mobile phone: +36-20-250-77-61 Postal address: 1121 Budapest, Költő u. 1 Other contact information: 1014 Budapest, Táncsics M. u. 7., Institute for Musicology |
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Róbert Szalai
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Current contact
information until 10 July: Institute: University Of Bristol Department: Department of Engineering Mathematics, Address: Queen's Building Rm. 1.27, University Walk, Bristol, BS8 1TR, United Kingdom Phone: +44 (0) 117 33 17069 Home phone: +44 (0) 870 77 55290 E-mail: r.szalai@bris.ac.uk Home page: http://www.mm.bme.hu/~szalai _________________ Institute: Budapest University of technology and Economics Department: Department of Applied Mechanics Research topic: Machine tool vibrations (Time-periodic) delay differential equations Nonlinear dynamics and chaos US location (city): 77 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139 US institute: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering E-mail: szalai@mm.bme.hu, r.szalai@bris.ac.uk Mobile phone: (20) 490 58 24 Postal address: BME Muszaki Mechanikai Tanszek H-1521 Budapest, P.O. Box 91. Brief resume: Position: 2004 Visiting Fellow at the University of Bristol, Department of Engineering Mathematics Education: 2002- PhD student at the Dept. of Applied Mechanics BUTE, topic: Quasiperiodic and chaotic motions in dynamical systems Supervisor: Prof. Gábor Stépán 2002 MSc in Mechanical Engineering 1997-2002 undergraduate studies, Budapest University of Technology and Economics Honors and Awards: 2004 Hungarian Eotvos Scholarship 2003 Pro Scientia Goldmedal 2003 1st prize at the National Students' Scientific Competition 2002 SOCRATES/ERAMUS scholarship (University of Bristol) 2001-2002 Distinguished scholarship of the Hungarian Republic (Ministry of Education) 2001 1st prize at the Students' Scientific Competition (BUTE) 2000-2002 Scholarship of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering |
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Róbert Péter
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Institute:
Institute of English and American Studies, University of Szeged Department: English Department Research topic: 17-18th British religious history, freemasonry US location (city): Tallahassee, Florida US institute: Institute for the Study of Religion, Florida State University E-mail: rpeter@lit.u-szeged.hu Postal address: Institute of English and American Studies, University of Szeged, 6722 Szeged, Egyetem u. 2 Brief Resume: 2003 Sept-: teaching assistant, Institute of English and American Studies, University of Szeged 2002/2003: Predoctoral Scholarship of the University of Szeged 1999-2002: PhD candidate. Doctoral School of English and American Literatures and Cultures, Szeged 2000. Sept-Dec. Individual study and research. University of London, British Library 2000-: Master course in theology, Theological College, Szeged 1994-2000: MSc in Mathematics. University of Szeged 1994-1999: MA in English language and literature, József Attila University, Szeged 1999: Student Nationwide Scholarly Competition (OTDK). Section: History and Theory of Religion. Second Prize 1997/1998: Oxford University. Individual Study. MA thesis produced for the University of Szeged Research in the Bodleian Library, Oxford in August, 2001 and July, 1999 |
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Anna Vörös
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Institute:
Teacher Training Faculty, ELTE / Tanító- és Óvóképző Főiskolai
Kar Department: Department of Education / Neveléstudományi Tanszék Research topic: educational psychology US location (city): Pittsburgh, PA US institute: University of Pittsburgh E-mail: sarosdia@kincsem.tofk.elte.hu Postal address: 1126 Budapest, Kiss János altábornagy u. 40. Brief resume: Education: 1999 - PhD studies at Doctoral School of Psychology, (specialization programme: Socialization and Social Processes) 2000 MA in English Language and Literature, ELTE. (Thesis: A Stylistic Analysis of Children's Novels) 1999 MA in Psychology, ELTE. Specialization: Developmental psychology and school psychology. (Thesis: Teachers' Burnout and Conflict Resolution Strategies) Work experience: 1999 - Assistant professor at the Teacher Training Faculty of Eötvös Loránd University 1998 - 2000 Kindergarten psychologist Research interest: Classroom interactions in elementary schools and kindergartens; teachers' interpersonal behaviour |
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Miklós Vázsonyi
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