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Hadlaczky, Gyula was born on July 7, 1948 in Székesfehérvar, Hungary. Son of Gyula Hadlaczky and Juliánna Palfi.
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Gyula Hadlaczky
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Gyula Hadlaczky, Hungarian geneticist, researcher. Achievements include patents for mammalian artificial chromosomes; invention of human Artificial Chromosomes; discovery of satellite DNA-based artificial chromosomes; research in structure and function of chromosomes. Recipient Széchenyi prize, The President of the Republic of Hungary, 2000; fellow, Welcome Trust, 1979-1980, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Bergvall's Foundation, 1984-1985.
Education
Bachelor of Science, University of Agricultural Sciences, Hungary, 1972. Doctor of Science, University of Agricultural Sciences, Hungary, 1974. Doctor of Philosophy, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary, 1978.
Doctor of Science, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary, 1993.
Career
From research assistant to science advisor Institute of Genetics Biological Research Center, Szeged, Hungary, 1973—1993, science advisor Institute of Genetics, since 1993. Research professor Molecular and Gene Therapy Center Loma Linda (California) University, 1994—1996. Founder and chief scientist Chromos Molecular Systems Inc., Vancouver, British Columbia, since 1995.
Sergeant Hungarian Army, 1966-1967.
Achievements
Membership
Member of Hungarian Academy of Sciences (voting representative 2001, Young Scientist award 1976).
Connections
Life partner Erika Csonka. Children: Gergö, Máté Dániel, Bence Zsombor.
Education
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1972
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1974
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1978
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1993
Career
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1973 - 1993
Awards
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Recipient Széchenyi prize, The President of the Republic of Hungary, 2000. Fellow, Welcome Trust, 1979-1980, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Bergvall's Foundation, 1984-1985.Recipient Széchenyi prize, The President of the Republic of Hungary, 2000. Fellow, Welcome Trust, 1979-1980, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Bergvall's Foundation, 1984-1985.