Judit Abdai

Topic: Interpretation of third-party social interaction in dogs.

Nikolett Czinege

Topic: Dog-robot interaction.

 

Barbara Csibra

Topic: Comparative analysis of human executive function analogues.

 

 

Dobó Zsófia

Topic: Examination of the relationship between aging dogs and owners, stress reactions and cognitive performance.

 

Fazekas Emese

Topic: The neurogenetic background of sex roles in rodents and birds.

 

 

Szilvia Fekete DVM

Topic: From central nervous system sampling, to behavioural data: an interdisciplinary study of aging processes in the family dog

Anna Gábor

Topic: Neural mechanisms of social stimuli processing in dogs.

 

Ivaylo Iotchev

Topic: effects of learning and aging on the sleep-physiology of dogs.

 

Beáta Korcsok

Topic: Social robotics, Human-Robot Interaction (HRI). Ethologically inspired robot behaviour.

 

Krisztina Kovács

Topic: Comparative research of sociocognitive skills and social sensitivity in dogs and children.

 

Fanni Lehoczki

Topic: Intra- and interspecific features of parent-offspring communication in dogs, and the ontogeny of puppy vocalizations.

 

Rita Lenkei

Topic: The dog as a new model for studying self-representation with a modular approach.

 

András Marx

Topic: The function of nonlinear phenomena in vocal communication.

 

 

 

Boglárka Morvai

Topic: Social learning of sex roles.

 

Eszter Petró

Topic: Dog-robot interactions: Interpreting of other’s intent in dogs.

 

 

 

Soufiane Bel Rhali

Topic: Links between activity, impulsivity, cognitive performance and intestinal microbiome in old family dogs

 

Dóra Szabó

Topic: Investigating the factors influencing the cognitive state of aged dogs.

 

Zsuzsanna Szamosvölgyi

Topic: Ontogenesis of dog-vocalization especially to the newborn stage in dogs. Analysis and characterization of main types in newborn dog vocalization.

 

Flóra Szánthó

Topic: Emotion recognition and synchronisation in dogs.

 

Andrea Temesi

Topic: The role of oxytocin in human-pet interaction and attachment.

 

dr. Orsolya Julianna Torda

Topic: The environmental and congenital causes of voracity and obesity in dogs.