Thesis topics

Thesis topics

Departmental lecturerers and researchers typically supervise students on the topics of their grants. If you are interested in one of the following topics, please email the PI (principal investigator). You can apply at any time of the year, but it is advisable to start your thesis work as early as possible.

Topic PI / Témavezető Email
Measuring children's cognitive/social-cognitive skills with automated, digital tests - validation of the method Dr. Konok, Veronika konok.veronika@ttk.elte.hu
Social behaviour of dogs Dr. Pongácz, Péter peter.pongracz@ttk.elte.hu
Investigating the vocal repertoire and vocal learning abilities of the dog from an ethological, genetic and neurobiological approach Dr. Faragó, Tamás tamas.farago@ttk.elte.hu
Dogs' lifetime activity influence on cognitive decline Dr. Pongácz, Péter peter.pongracz@ttk.elte.hu
Associations between socio-economic background and children's use of digital devices Dr. Konok, Veronika konok.veronika@ttk.elte.hu
The role of companion animals in the family and society Prof. Kubinyi, Enikő eniko.kubinyi@ttk.elte.hu
Study of ADHD traits in the dog model Dr. Gácsi, Márta marta.gacsi@gmail.com
Comparing action command and object label learning abilities in family dogs Dr. Ujfalussy, Dorottya Júlia ujfalussydori@gmail.com
Comparative study of human and dog olfaction Dr. Gácsi, Márta marta.gacsi@gmail.com
Speech understanding in mammals (EEG and fMRI studies) Dr. Andics, Attila attila.andics@ttk.elte.hu
Bionformatics research on dogs Dr. Jónás, Dávid jonas.david@ttk.elte.hu
Language comprehension of family dog in a bystander context - citizen science approach Dr. Ujfalussy, Dorottya Júlia ujfalussydori@gmail.com
Sociability and vocal learning in songbirds Dr. Pogány, Ákos akos.pogany@ttk.elte.hu
The neural code for emotional sounds and odours in mammals Dr. Andics, Attila attila.andics@ttk.elte.hu
Potential Applications of Machine Learning in Ethology Dr. Zsiros, László Róbert rblc@staff.elte.hu
Language development and early digital device use in children Dr. Pogány, Ákos akos.pogany@ttk.elte.hu
Sound recognition in mammals (EEG and fMRI) Dr. Andics, Attila attila.andics@ttk.elte.hu
The effect of human emotional odours on various non-human species Prof. Kubinyi, Enikő eniko.kubinyi@ttk.elte.hu
Comprehension of iconic symbolic signals in family dogs Dr. Ujfalussy, Dorottya Júlia ujfalussydori@gmail.com
Cooperation and prosocial behaviours in dog-human interactions Dr. Gácsi, Márta marta.gacsi@gmail.com
Dogs’ language comprehension related content on social media Dr. Ujfalussy, Dorottya Júlia ujfalussydori@gmail.com
Recognition of movement patterns and developmental disorders with artificial intelligence - collecting movement data from children with smartwatch Dr. Konok, Veronika konok.veronika@ttk.elte.hu
Using ethological methods to study robot-human/dog interaction Prof. Miklósi, Ádám amiklosi62@gmail.com
Comparing the effectiveness and acceptance of assistance dogs and assistance robots Dr. Gácsi, Márta marta.gacsi@gmail.com
Skills and limits in the relying on verbal labels (‘words’) in gifted word learning dogs Prof. Miklósi, Ádám amiklosi62@gmail.com
Experimental investigation of social behaviours in zebra finches Dr. Pogány, Ákos akos.pogany@ttk.elte.hu
2025.02.22.