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DrIstvan Nagy

Associate Professor in Nociceptive Mechanisms

Department of Surgery & Cancer - Faculty of Medicine

Orcid identifier0000-0003-3475-6108 (opens in a new tab)⁠
  • Associate Professor in Nociceptive Mechanisms
    Department of Surgery & Cancer - Faculty of Medicine
  • 020 3315 8897 (Work)
  • G345, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, Chelsea and Westminster Campus, United Kingdom

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

  • AWARD
    Honorary Professor (opens in a new tab)⁠
    1 Jul 2015
    University of Szeged
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  • COLLABORATION
    University of Vienna
    1 Jun 2014
    Dr Attila Gyenesei - Transcriptional changes, cellular networks
  • AWARD
    Dr Habil
    1 Jan 2013
    University of Szeged
  • INDUSTRIAL CONNECTION
    Astellas
    1 Jan 2012
  • EDITORIAL BOARD
    ISRN Pain
    1 Jan 2012
    Editorial Board Member
  • MEMBERSHIP OF A PROFESSIONAL BODY
    1 Jan 2011
    2011-01-01 - British Pharmacological Sociaty
  • LINK WITH ANOTHER ACADEMIC BODY
    Consultant
    1 Jan 2009
    University of Szeged
  • COLLABORATION
    University of Szeged
    1 Jan 2009
    Prof Gabor Jancso
  • COLLABORATION
    Institute for Experimental Medicine, Budapest, Hungary
    1 Jan 2008
    Dr Istvan Katona
  • LINK WITH ANOTHER ACADEMIC BODY
    Guest PhD course organizer and lecturer
    1 Jan 2007
    University of Debrecen
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Mechanisms involved in TRPV1 activation
    1 Jan 2006
    University of Debrecen
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Anandamide-responding receptors on nociceptive primary sensory neurons
    1 Jan 2005
    University of Debrecen
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Anandamide, the Janus-faced
    1 Jan 2003
    GlaxoSmithKline, Neurology Research Series, Third International Symposium on "New Pain Therapies: from Laboratory to Clinic”
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Anandamide-indced dual-effect on capsaicin-sensitve cultured primary sensory neurons
    1 Jan 2002
    European Neuropeptide Club Meeting
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Dual action of anandamide on transmitter release from cultured primary sensory neurons
    1 Jan 2002
    University of Miguel Hernandez
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Vanilloid receptor1- and cannabinoid 1 receptor-mediated regulation of the excitability of nociceptive primary sensory neurons
    1 Jan 2002
    University of Debrecen
  • GUEST LECTURE
    When the warning goes wrong
    1 Jan 2002
    World Congress on Stress
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Cannabinoid 1 receptor-mediated presynaptic inhibition of synaptic transmission in the dorsal horn of the spinal cord
    1 Jan 2001
    St. Bartholomew's and the Royal London School of Medicine and Dentistry
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Heat transduction mechanisms in primary sensory neurons
    1 Jan 2000
    European Neuropeptide Club Meeting
  • LINK WITH ANOTHER ACADEMIC BODY
    Molecular basis of bladder hyperlexia
    1 Jan 2000
    University of Porto
  • COLLABORATION
    University of Porto, Porto, Portugal
    1 Jan 2000
    Prof Francisco Cruz
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Vanilloid receptor 1-mediated and noxious heat-evoked currents in primary sensory neurons
    1 Jan 2000
    Joint Meeting of The Physiological Society (UK) and The Hungarian Physiological Society
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Comparison of heat- and capsaicin-evoked whole-cell and single-channel currents in dorsal root ganglion neurons
    1 Jan 1999
    The Primary Nociceptive Neuron, IASP Satellite Meeting
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Heat- and capsaicin-evoked currents in primary sensory neurons
    1 Jan 1999
    Portuguese Society for Neuroscience
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Mapping of the spinal somatosensory system by using in vitro spinal cord preparations
    1 Jan 1999
    SIBIA Neuoroscience Inc.