Atlas of Comparative Sectional Anatomy of 6 invertebrates and 5 vertebrates, w. CD-ROM

Eötvös University (Faculty of Natural Sciences, Group for Methodology in Biology Teaching, Budapest). His special field in research: visual ecology and freshwater biology (www.kriskagyorgy.extra.hu). He is interested in micro- and macrophotography and computer programming. Honors: 1997: 1st, 3rd prize, 1999: 1st prize, 2001: 1st prize of Hungarian Association of Manufacturers, Distributors and Consumers of Educational Media. György Kriska is co-author of the "Wirbellose Tiere in den Binnengewassern Zentraleuropas" (Weissdord-Verlag Jena, 2009).

Dr. Kinga Molnár graduated as a biologist (1993), obtained her PhD title in cell biology (2001) at Eötvös University. She has more than 15 years routine in higher education. Her present affiliation is a lecturer in comparative anatomy, comparative and mammalian histology, developmental and human embryology and zoology at the Department of Anatomy, Cell and Developmental Biology, Faculty of Science, Eötvös Loránd University. She is the illustrator of 8 textbooks written on a field of anatomy, histology, surgery and neurochemistry by authors working at the Eötvös University and the Semmelweis University of Medicine (1996-2005, publishers: Nemzeti Tankönyvkiadó (National Textbook Publishing Company), Eötvös Kiadó (Eötvös University Press), Semmelweis Kiadó (Semmelweis Publishing Company), Dialóg Campus and Scolar Publishing Companies). She is the author of an anatomy book (Scolar Kiadó, 2005) and one of the co-authors of the Atlas of comparative sectional anatomy (Nemzeti Tankönyvkiadó, 2005).

Zsolt Pálfia, biological-engineer at Department of Anatomy, Cell and Developmental Biology, Eötvös Loránd University. He holds M.Sc. in biological engineering at the Faculty of Chemistry, Technical University Budapest, 1983. He is lecturer of comparative anatomy, comparative histology, cell biology, image analysis and animal preparation. His field of interest in research: observation of the cellular autophagy on different model systems (exocrine pancreas of rat; C. elegans) and analysis of biological pattern formation. He is co-author, co-illustrator and "technical editor" (copyeditor, compositor, text and cover designer, indexer) of the textbooks and "Atlas of comparative sectional anatomy". He is contributor of some Hungarian publisher (Nemzeti Tankönyvkiadó (National Textbook Publishing Company), Magyar Világ Kiadó (Hungarian World Publishing Company), Magyar Nagylexikon Kiadó (Hungarian National Encyclopedia Publishing Company) and Pauz-Westermann Kiadó (Pauz-Westermann Publishing Company)) as an illustrator and text designer.