Mária Tóth, PhD

Conference chair

I am a researcher biologist. My fields of expertise are mammalogy, urban ecology and conservation biology. The studies on the morphological patterns of mammal hair and fur opened for me a new and enjoyable dimension of biodiversity and gave new aspects on the biology of mammals. In my free time I like hiking and Nature photography.

 Professional webpage

 Hair Atlas

 Department of Systematic Zoology and Ecology webpage

Zoltán Dankházi, PhD

Co-chair

Originally I am a math-phys teacher but nowadays I play on and manage a well equipped SEM as a physicist. My recent research interest is ion materials interaction. On the other hand I like the nature and I have three cats. In spite of all these the hair is far from me, even from my head, but participating in this conference recall me for my young ages when I wanted to be a biologist.

sem.elte.hu

Csaba Bozó, Msc

HIFS

Forensic scientist, working in the Hungarian Institute for Forensic Sciences (HIFS), Department of Physics and Chemistry.

forensicplaces.eu/

www.nszkk.gov.hu/en/profile/physics-and-chemistry

László Patkó, PhD

WWF

I am a wildlife biologist, currently working for WWF Hungary as the Large Carnivore Programme Manager. My interests are carnivores and different data collecting methods. That's why I have decided to test various hair-traps to monitor the carnivore fauna of Hungary. I would be happy to share my experience and listen to yours in the company of an ice cold beer!

wwf.hu/en/wwf-hungary