Program | Results | Committes

Friendship is a fantastic bond between people, linking us across borders. Science is part of our culture, explaining universal rules, controling our present and future well being and governing our lives. Friendships created with the help of science, based on our common interest, are very powerful, long-lasting and fruitful for those open enough to share knowledge and to give and accept new ideas.

The current international student congress provides an exceptional opportunity to form friendships and create bonds over oceans and mountains. At this congress you will be exposed to scientific research from Canada, Croatia, Japan, China, France, Russia, Denmark, Lithvania, Greece, Cyprus, Poland, Serbia, and Hungary.  You have an opportunity to make friends far away from your home countries; friends who are working both in similar and quite different areas of sport science; friends who are eager to share ideas, information and knowledge with you. Please, don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn and grow with the help of the new friends who are here in Budapest at the TF (this is the abbreviation of the Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences) attending this scientific conference for students.  Please, don’t miss the opportunity to expose yourself to new ideas and approaches to solving scientific problems. Please, don’t miss the chance to use science to make friends and don’t neglect the possibility of using your friendship to be better at science!

Have a great meeting and enjoy your days in Budapest!

Prof. Dr. Zsolt Radák
vice-dean

Program

Results

Sport & Quality of Life Section – Chair: Dr. Peter Donelly | Members: Dr. László Balogh, Dr. Paul Delamarche, Dr. Anna Farkas, Zsófia Mészáros

1. Emőke Benkő-Ákos Móra (Semmelweis University Faculty of P.E. Hungary, supervisor: Pál Hamar): Sport and Eating Habits of Elite Hungarian Gymnasts
2. Vanda Pintér(Semmelweis University Faculty of P.E. Hungary, supervisor: Martina Uvacsek): Body Composition and Physical Activity of Cypriot, Malaysian and Hungarian Male University Students
3. Tünde Szarka (Pető Insitute, Hungary, upervisor Zsuzsa Szilárd): The Possibilities of Adapting the Movements of Taekwondo for Children with Cerebral Palsy
3. Bernadett Németh (Semmelweis University Faculty of P.E. Hungary, supervisor: Gábor Ramocsa): The Use of Swimming for Children with Missing Limbs Using the Halliwick Method

Special Award: Kristian Traberg Larsen-Mathias Ried-Larsen-Anders Grøntved (University of Southern Denmark, supervisor: Kartsten Froberg): Childhood Determinants of Physical Activity in Young Adulthood: A Review

Social Sciences and Management of Sport Section – Chair: Dr. Walter Tokarski | Members: Dr. Miklós Bánhidi, Dr. Marina Sirko, Dr. Tamás Sterbenz, Tamás Dóczy

1. Sarah Boyle (University of Toronto, Canada, supervisor: Peter Donelly): Development and Preliminary Testing of a Sustainability Rubric for Development through Sport Organizations
2. Péter Juhász (Semmelweis University Faculty of P.E. Hungary, supervisor: Péter Berkes): Youth, Sport Consumption – from a Communicational Point of View!
3. Adam Ablonczy (Semmelweis University Faculty of P.E. Hungary, supervisor: Katalin Szikora): Stadium Architecture in Ancient World

Special Award: Artiom Deyev (Russian State University of P.E., Moscow, supervisor: Zolotov Mikhail): “4 p’s” concept in Sport Management

Kinesiology & Sportmedicine Section – Chair: Dr. Csaba Nyakas | Members: Dr. Arlette Delamarche, Dr. József Pucsok, Dr. Yan-chun Li, Erika Koltai

1. Alexandra Ruhr (University of Toronto, Canada, supervisor: Peter Donelly): Hsp 72 Expression And Nf-Kb Activation In Rat Extensor Digitorum Longus Muscle Following An Acute Bout of Exercise
2. Orsolya Marton (Semmelweis University Faculty of P.E. Hungary, supervisor: Zsolt Radák): The Effect of Aging and Exercise on Acetylation of Proteins in Cerebellum of Rats: Role of Sirtuins
3. Bíborka Kocs (Semmelweis University Faculty of P.E. Hungary, supervisor: Gábor Szőts) : A Study on Bone Structure of Pre-Pubertal Children

Special Award: Eri Mikami – N. Fuku – T. Hideyuki (Waseda University Tokyo, Japan, superisor: Higuchi Mitsuru): Mitochondrial Haplogroups Associated with Elite Japanese Athlete Status

Meiko Asaka (Waseda University Tokyo, Japan, superisor: Higuchi Mitsuru): Effects of Rowing Training on Abdominal Muscle and Fat in Elderly Men

Psychological & Pedagogical Aspects of Physical Movement Section – Chair: Dr. Karsten Froberg | Members: Dr.Katalin Keresztesi, Dr. Kornél Sipos, Attila Velenczei

1. Anna Protzner-Dóra Lasztovicza (Semmelweis University Faculty of P.E. Hungary, supervisor: Katalin Kovács): The Effect of Additional PE and Music Education on the Elementary School Students Sociometric Status
1. Ágnes Kovács –Dániel Somoskői (Loránd Eötvös University, Hungary supervisor: Róbert Urbán): Smoking and Physical Activity
3. Katalin Szigeti-Lea Éva Tóth-Anna Szisz (University of Szeged, Hungary, Loránd Eötvös University, Hungary, supervisor: Péter Fritz): Comparative Analysis of Motivations for Recreation in Szeged and Budapest

Special Award: Marcell Ipach (Semmelweis University Faculty of P.E. Hungary, supervisor: Piroska Szalay): Comparison of Motor Performance and Social Anxiety (SASC) of 10-12-Year-old PE Class and Music Class School Children

Social Sciences and Kinesiology & Sportmedicine PhD Section – Chair: Dr. József Tihanyi | Members: Dr. Gyöngyi Szabó Földesi, Dr. Mitsuru Higuchi, Dr. Zsolt Radák, Dr. Li Zhao

1. Le Douairon Lahaye S. – Avril F. – Krasniak T. – Zouhal H. (University of Rennes, France, supervisor: Paul Delamarche): Comparison of 2 Strategies of Relay on Team Time Trial Cycling Performance
2. Ryo Kakigi – H. Naito – Y. Ogura – Y. Fukai – T. Yoshihara – N. Ichinoseki-Sekine – S. (Juntendo Universtity, Japan, Hisashi Naito): Different Tesponse of Alpha-Actinin Isoforms to Muscle Damage in Rat Skeletal Muscle
3. Attila Heim-Dóra Görögh (MSc) (Semmelweis University Faculty of P.E. Hungary, supervisor: Csaba Ökrös): Different Phases of Norwegian and Hungarian Women Junior Handball Matches. (A Comparative Analysis)

Committees

Members of the Organizing Committee

• Dr. Zsolt Radák, professor (Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, TF)
• Dr. Katalin Kovács, associate professor (Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, TF)
• Dr. Tibor Kozsla, director (Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, TF)
• Dr. Péter Berkes, assistant professor coordinator (Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, TF)
• Dr. Péter Osváth, assistant professor (Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, TF)
• Dr. László Révész, (Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, TF)
• Ilona Krajcz Varga, coordinator (Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, TF)

Members of the Scientific Committee

• Dr. László Balogh, assistant professor (Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Pedagogy and Psychology)
• Dr. Miklós Bánhidi, college professor (University of West Hungary, Apáczai Csere János Faculty)
• Dr. József Bognár, associate professor (Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, TF)
• Dr. Arlette Delamarche, professor (University of Rennes 2)
• Dr. Paul Delamarche, professor (University of Rennes 2)
• Dr. Peter Donelly, professor (University of Toronto, Faculty of Physical Education & Health)
• Dr. Anna Farkas, research worker (Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, TF)
• Erika Koltai, PhD student (Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, TF)
• Dr. Mitsuru Higuchi, professor (Waseda Univeristy)
• Dr. Karsten Froberg, associate professor, Head of RICH Centre (Institute of Sports Science and Clinical Biomechanics University of Southern Denmark)
• Zsófia Mészáros, PhD student (Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, TF)
• Dr. Csaba Nyakas, professor (Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, TF)
• Dr. Kornél Sipos, professor (Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, TF)
• Dr. Gyöngyi Szabó-Földesi, professor (Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, TF)
• Tamás Dóczy, PhD student (Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, TF)
• Dr. Marina Sirko, teacher (Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism, Moscow, Russia)
• Dr. Tamás Sterbenz, associate professor (Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, TF)
• Dr. József Pucsok, professor (National Institute for Sports Medicine, Budapest)
• Dr. Erzsébet Rétsági, associate professor (University of Pécs, Institute of Physical Education and Sport Science, Faculty of Natural Science)
• Dr. József Tihanyi, professor (Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, TF)
• Walter Tokarski, professor (Deutsche Sporthochschule Köln)
• Attila Velenczei, PhD student (National Institute for Young Talents, Budapest)
• Yan-chun Li, associate professor (Bejing Sport University, China)