Judit Rosta - ODT Personal data sheet


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name	Judit Rosta
name of institution	University of Szeged
doctoral school	SzTE Doctoral School of Clinical Medicine (Announcer of research topic Az adott oktató valamelyik doktori iskolában kiírt doktoranduszok számára kutatási témát, amire most jelentkezni is lehet, de még nincsen témavezetett doktorandusza. )
the share of work in the different doctoral schools.	SzTE Doctoral School of Clinical Medicine 100%

Academic title
scientific degree, title	Ph.D.
year degree was obtained	2009
discipline to which degree belongs	theoretical medicine
institution granting the degree	University of Szeged

Employment
2010 -	University of Szeged university professor or researcher

Thesis topic supervisor
number of doctoral students supervised until now	1
number of students who fulfilled course requirements	0
students who obtained their degrees:
	Thesis topic proposals

Research
research area	Our research focuses on border-associated macrophages (BAMs) and mast cells (MC) reside in the meninges and the perivascular space. BAMs and MCs communicate with neurons, astrocytes, microglia and other brain cells and appear to contribute to neuroinflammation by interacting with microglial and endothelial cells. Microglia-driven cerebral spreading inflammation is a key contributor to secondary brain injury after subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH). We aimed to investigate the interaction between microglia and BAMs in differents pathological conditions, such as SAH or traumatic brain injury. We are currently conducting morphological studies of brain-resident immune cells in a single-injection model of SAH. In addition, we aim to introduce a traumatic brain injury model to investigate the immunological responses associated with transcranial injuries
research field in which current research is conducted	theoretical medicine

Scientometric data
	list of publications and citations

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