Éva Anna Enyedy - Research Area

Group leader: Dr. Éva Anna Enyedy (DSc)
Members:
Dr. Orsolya Dömötör (PhD)
(assistant professor)
Tamás Pivarcsik (MSc)
(predoctor)
Hilda Kovács (MSc)
(PhD student)
Egon F. Várkonyi (MSc)
(PhD student, co-supervised with DR. Edit Csapó)

Students:
Gerda Tímea Gátszegi
(chemistry MSc student)
Laura Erdei
(chemistry MSc student)
Balázs Horváth
(chemistry BSc, BSc thesis)
Fanni Prágai
(chemistry BSc, BSc thesis)
Viktória Bacsván
(chemistry BSc, BSc thesis)
Aletta Takács
(high school student)

Publications of the group:
MTMT (database of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences)

Research Topics:

Solution studies on biologically active metal complexes (mostly with antitumor activity: e.g. Ru(III/II), Rh(III), Ga(III), Cu(II), thiosemicarbazone- and 8-hydroxyquinoline complexes)
Interaction of bioactive metal complexes or ligands with endogen bioligands (human serum albumin, transferrin, DNA)

Applied methods:

pH-potentiometry, UV-visible spectrometry, Fluorometry, NMR, CD; Ultrafiltration, Cyclic voltammetry, Capillary electrophoresis

Guest students/researchers

Previous research topics:
University of Szeged, Department of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry working with Prof. Tamás Kiss

Antidiabetic zinc(II) and vanadium(IV) complexes (as postdoctor)

Instituto Superior Tecnico, Lisbon, Portugal
(2003-05, as postdoc) coordinator: Dr. M. Amélia Santos

Synthesis of hydroxamate and sulfonamide derivatives of folic acid and methotrexate

University of Debrecen, Department of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry
(1995-2004, as MSc , PhD student and research assistant) supervisor: Prof. Etelka Farkas full professor

Scientific student research work: Interaction between biologically active or model hydroxamic acids and calcium(II) and magnesium(II) ions (1997)
MSc thesis: „Some factors affecting the stability of the hydroxamate chelate” (1998)

Ph.D. thesis: „Interaction between biologically active or model hydroxamic acids and bivalent metal ions” (2002)

Guest students/researchers
Michael F. Primik (University of Vienna) 2009, 1 month
Miljan N. M. Milunovic (University of Vienna) 2011, 1 month
Felix Bacher (University of Vienna) 2012, 1 month
Anna Rathgeb (University of Vienna) 2012, 1 month
Veronika F.S. Pape (MTA Membrane Biology Research Group) 2012, 1 month
Karla Pelivan (University of Vienna) 2015, 1 month
Louise MacLean (Institute of Technology Tallaght, Dublin) 2016, 3 months
Ewelina Orlowska (University of Vienna) 2016, 1 month
Dr. Jelena M. Poljarević (University of Belgrade) 2016-17, 12 months
Sonja Hager (Medical University of Vienna) 2017, 1 month
Heiko Geisler (University of Vienna) 2018, 1 month
Kateryna Ohui (University of Vienna) 2018, 1 month
Marlene Mathuber (University of Vienna) 2018, 1 month
Dr. Małgorzata A. Marć (postdoctor) 2019, 15 months
Dr. Inna Safyanova (postdoctor) 2020, 1 year; 2021, 5 months
Anja Federa (University of Vienna) 2022, 1 month
David Fabra Escribano (University of Madrid, 2022, 1 month
Ricardo G. Teixeira (University of Lisbon), 2022, 1 month

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Collaborators:
- University of Vienna (Austria):
Bernhard K. Keppler
Christian R. Kowol
Wolgang Kandioller
Vladimir B. Arion

- Research Centre for Natural Sciences
May (Nagy) Nóra V.

- University of Szeged
Gabriella Spengler
Department of Medical Microbiology
István Szatmári
Institute of Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Éva Frank
Department of Organic Chemistry

- Medical University of Vienna, Institute of Cancer Research (Austria):
Szakács Gergely
Petra Heffeter

- University of Lisbon (Portugal)

Ana Isabel Tomaz
- Instituto Superior Tecnico (Portugal)
Isabel Correia

- University of Auckland (New-Zealand)

Christian G. Hartinger
- ITT Dublin (Ireland)
Bernadette S. Creaven
- Medical University of Warsaw (Poland)
Teresa Zolek

Guest students/researchers

functional metal complexes research group