PERSONAL DETAILS

József Maléth M.D., Ph.D.

Date of birth: 03.02.1983.
Nationality: Hungarian

EDUCATION

M.D. (2008.), University of Szeged

RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

First Dept. of Medicine, University of Szeged – predoctoral research fellow           2012-2013

First Dept. of Medicine, University of Szeged – assistant research fellow               2014-2015

First Dept. of Medicine, University of Szeged – research fellow                              2015-

SCIENTIFIC DEGREE

PhD (2014); summa cum laude; University of Szeged, Theoretical Medicine Doctoral School

Titel of the thesis: Crucial role of pancreatic ducts in the initiation and progression of pancreatitis

INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

EPC Trawelling Fellow; Univ. of Liverpool, UK (PI: Alexei Tepikin); 2011 Jan-Marc (3 months)

Postdoctoral fellow; NIH/NIDCR, Bethesda, USA; (PI: Shmuel Muallem); 2013 January-2014 January (12 months)

Special Volunteer; NIH/NIDCR, Bethesda, USA; (PI: Shmuel Muallem); 2014 January (1 months)

MEMBERSHIPS AND POSITIONS

Member of the Hungarian Gastroenterological Society (2007-)

Member of the European Pancreatic Club (2009-)

Assistant Secretary of the European Pancreatic Club (2012-)

International Association of Pancreatology (2009-)

American Pancreatic Association (2015-)

United European Gastroenterology (2011-)

Hungarian Physiological Society (2015-)

SCIENTIFIC AWARDS/PRIZES

Junior Prima Prize (2016)

HAS János Bólyai Research Fellowship (2016)

Rolf Madaus Prize (Hungarian Gastroenterological Society) (2016)

Young Investigator Award of the HAS (2016)

HAS SZAB Regional Competition First Prize (2015)

Rolf Madaus Prize (Hungarian Gastroenterological Society) (2015)

Best oral presentation (European Pancreatic Club Meeting) (2014)

Ányos Jedlik Predoctoral Scholarship (2013)

Imre Magyar Prize of the Hungarian Gastroenterological Society (2012)

Third Prize Student Competition Assay, Szeged, Hungary (2008)

First Prize Student Competition Assay, Szeged, Hungary (2007)

Second Prize Student Competition Assay, Szeged, Hungary (2007)

Third Prize Student Competition Assay, Szeged, Hungary (2006)

SCIENTIFIC INTEREST

Epithelial signaling and secretion with a special focus on cAMP and Ca²⁺ signalization and their interactions. The composition and function of organellar contact sites in polarized cell physiology. The physiological and pathological roles of CFTR channel in cell and organ physiology. New organoid models in the gastrointestinal research and their translational potential. Microscopy techniques in epithelial research (super-resolution, correlative microscopy, scanning electron microscopy), 3D imaging modalities (array tomography). Inflammatory diseases in the gastrointestinal tract (acute pancreatitis, inflammatory bowel diseases).

REVIEWER AND EDITORIAL ACTIVITY

Journal of Pancreas (ass. editor)

Pancreatology

Cell Calcium

Journal of Pancreas

PLOS One

Digestive Diseases and Sciences        

Ph.D. COMMITTEE MEMBER:

Year – Position- Name of the Candidate- University

2016 – referee- József Tóth- SOTE, Budapest, Hungary

2016 – referee – Orsolya Hegyesi – SOTE, Budapest, Hungary

2016 – referee – Erzsébet Bori – SOTE, Budapest, Hungary

Ph.D. STUDENT SUPERVISOR:

Júlia Fanczal 2015- (50%)

Emese Tóth 2015- (50%)

Marietta Görög 2016-

Réka Molnár 2016-

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STUDENT RESEARCH FELLOW’S SUPERVISOR:

Number of student fellows: 8

Number of presentations at student competitions: 6

Number of first prizes: 1; Tamara Madácsy (2016)

SCIENTOMETRICS

Total number of publications: 40

Cumulative impact factor: 238.116

Total citations (MTMT): 824

Independent citations: 529

Hirsch index (MTMT): 18

Q1/D1 ranked publications: 22

Full publication list: https://vm.mtmt.hu//search/slist.php?lang=0&top10=0&AuthorID=10030084