Prof. Tímea Berki MD, PhD

• 1983-85 Research student
• 1985- MD  University Medical School of Pécs, Hungary
• 1985 - Research fellow at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
• 1991- Research associate at the University Medical School of Pécs Department of  Immunology and Biotechnology
• 1994 - Assistant professor, 2000 - Associate professor, 2010 - Professor at the Department of Immunology and Biotechnology, Clinical Center, University of Pecs

• 1994. PhD degree at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest.
• 2000-2004 Széchenyi Professzor Fellowship
• 2002. Laboratory Diagnostics Specialist
• 2007. Habilitation at the University of Pécs

• 1989-91. postdoctoral fellow: Department of Microbiology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Dallas, TX, U.S.A. (Leon Eidels)

Applied immunology: tissue culturing, hybridoma technology, monoclonal antibody production and characterization (including immunoserological and immunohistochemical, flow cytometric methods), development of new immunoserological techniques (cytometric bead array).

Basic immunology: effect of glucocorticoid hormone on T cell maturation and activation, signal transduction.

• * Pathology - 2 years seminars, practices
• *Basic Immunology - 21 years: seminars, practices and lectures in Hungarian, English and German languages
• *Signal transduction – Medical Biotechnology MsC
• *Immunological methods – Clinical Laboratory Scientist MsC

Head of the Routine Immunodiagnostic Laboratory performing immunserological detection of autoantibodies and cytokines, flow cytometry, CBA technology

• Immunserology, hybridoma technique, cell- and tissue culturing
• Flow cytometry: cell surface- and intracellular labeling, intracellular Ca level measurement,
• Radioisotope technique