• Born in 1971
• MsC in 1994 at Eötvös University
• PhD School at Eötvös University 1994-1997
• Assistant lecturer at Eötvös University 1997-2001
• PhD in 1999 at Eötvös University
• Assistant professor at Eötvös University 2001-2005
• Postdoc at CRPP/CNRS Bordeaux 2002-2004
• Assistant professor at Eötvös University 2005-2010
• Associate professor at Eötvös University 2010-2018
• Professor of Chemistry at Eötvös University 2018-
• Head of the Department of Analytical Chemistry 2016-2019
• Vice Director for Education of the Institute of Chemistry 2017-2018
• Director of the Institute of Chemistry 2018-

Abroad

• Philipps-Universität, Marburg , Germany 1996 (3 months)
• Centre de Recherche Paul Pascal, Pessac, France 2002-2004
• Centre de Recherche Paul Pascal, Pessac, France 2006-2009 (3 months/year)

Grants, Fellowships

• Hungarian Research Fund (OTKA F 034976) "Kinetics and Mechanism of Oscillatory Reactions", 2001-2005
• Hungarian Ministry of Education (FKFP (0088/2001) "Chemical Periodicity in Time and Space: Oscillatory Reactions and Pattern Formation", 2001-2003
• Marie Curie Individual Fellowship, 2002-2004
• Hungarian Research Fund (OTKA F049666) "Pattern Formation in Reaction-Diffusion Systems", 2005-2008
• French-Hungarian intergovernmental co-operation in S&T program (F-17/04), 2005-2006
• Hungarian State Eötvös Fellowship 2006, 2007, 2008
• Öveges József programme 2006
• Bolyai Fellowship 2007-2010
• Hungarian Research Fund (OTKA 77986) "Systematic design and analysis of reaction-diffusion and chemomechanical patterns", 2009-2013
• National Research, Development and Innovation Fund (119360) "New perspectives in the design and study of nonlinear chemical phenomena ", 2016-2020
• National Research, Development and Innovation Fund (134687) "Design and characterization of new autonomous nonlinear chemical systems", 2020-2024

Honours

• Pungor prize, 2013

Students

• Klára Keresztúri (MSc dissertation 2006)
• Norbert Jeszenői (undergraduate 2007)
• Nándor Takács (MSc dissertation 2010, OTDK III prize 2011, PhD 2016)
• Ákos Kecskeméti (MSc dissertation, 2010)
• Nóra Nagy (BSc dissertation 2013)
• Dóra Gere (BSc dissertation 2014)
• István Molnár (MSc dissertation 2014, PhD 2020)
• Brigitta Dúzs (BSc dissertation 2014, OTDK I prize 2015, MSc dissertation 2016, PhD 2021)
• Klaudia Németh (BSc dissertation 2019)
• Tarchoun Karima (MSc dissertation 2020)
• György Balázs Répássy (MSc dissertation 2020)
• Csenge Kitti Galanics (undergraduate 2022)
• Sintár Virág (undergraduate 2022)
• László Grób (MSc dissertation 2022)