Overview

Dr. Tamás Deák is a molecular genetics researcher involved in viticulture. He is in charge of s  a molecular biology laboratory at the Department of Viticulture where diagnostics and marker methods are developed to assist the grapevine propagation and breeding industry. He operates a bioinformatic unit devoted to genomic analysis to investigate grapevine domestication and  support genomic selection in grapevine breeding. His current main interest is understanding the infection process of black rot and  plant-microbe interactions involved in  resistance against this pathogen.

Research keywords:
grapevine, breeding, bioinformatics, domestication, plant-pathogen interactions, black rot, genomic selection

Publications


Projects

Project no. 1.: INTRA projekt to deal with Mg deficit in Welschriesling 

In the INTRA project genomics, transcriptomics, and physiology converge. Our project takes a cutting-edge, multidisciplinary approach by combining natural variation, physiological measurements, and molecular techniques to dissect the mechanism underlying Mg deficit in grapevine. 

https://intra-grape.at/?page_id=18&lang=en  

Project no. 2.: 2019-2022 INTERREG CE1550 Transfarm 4.0 

Transnational collaborative system to bring precision farming innovative applications closer to the market and address regional specializations in Central Europe 

https://programme2014-20.interreg-central.eu/Content.Node/Transfarm4.0.html  

Dr. Tamás Deák
Institute for Viticulture and Oenology
Campus address: H-1118 Budapest, Villányi rd. 29-43.
deak.tamas@uni-mate.hu
deak.tamas@uni-mate.hu

MTMT: 10027750
Scopus: 15830923100