Hungarian public research university in Szeged, founded in Kolozsvar in 1581 and moved to Szeged in 1921, where Albert Szent-Gyorgyi carried out the vitamin C work that won the Nobel Prize. Its Faculty of Pharmacy teaches pharmacy in Hungarian and English with institutes of pharmaceutical technology and regulatory affairs, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacognosy and clinical pharmacy, alongside faculties of medicine, dentistry, science and health sciences and the Szeged university hospital, with research in drug formulation, medicinal chemistry and natural products.
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