Gábor Nagy

Dr. Gábor Nagy is a Senior Lecturer at the Alba Regia Faculty of Óbuda University, Hungary. His research spans parasitology, veterinary medicine, urbanization dynamics, and interdisciplinary One Health approaches. He focuses on zoonotic parasites like Echinococcus multilocularis in wildlife and their implications for public health. His work integrates ecological studies, genomic analyses, and spatial epidemiology to address emerging pathogens and urban health challenges. Recent studies explore badger and fox host roles in parasite transmission, viral discovery in wildlife, and housing market trends in peri-urban regions. He collaborates on international projects analyzing managerial network strategies and contributes to conferences promoting interdisciplinary health research.

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Research interests include zoonotic disease ecology, molecular parasitology, urban-rural health interfaces, and socio-economic aspects of housing markets. His publications combine field studies with genomic and spatial analysis tools. He has contributed to global health initiatives through conferences like the „EGY EGÉSZSÉG NAP-ONE HEALTH DAY” and collaborates across disciplines to bridge veterinary, human, and environmental health concerns.

Articles highlight contributions to understanding Echinococcus lifecycle dynamics, novel virus detection in European wildlife, and socio-economic housing trends. His work emphasizes One Health frameworks to address interconnected health challenges in changing environments.