Introduction

Since 2015, I have been involved in the undergraduate teaching of pathology by teaching fourth-year practical and plenary practical lessons in Hungarian and English, and since 2019, I have been giving third-year lectures. As a laboratory veterinarian working in the daily routine, I try to focus my teaching activities in line with a practice-oriented pathological and pathological-diagnostic approach and support the acquisition of practical skills based on this approach.

My research is mainly related to routine laboratory diagnostics of farm animals and horses. I am also concerned with the process of adaptation of bacterial pathogens, including changes in host specificity and antimicrobial resistance. Please visit the Livestock Diagnostics Research Group’s page to find out more on our current projects.

Main research interest:

· Development of molecular biology tests and their potential applications in routine veterinary laboratory diagnostics

· Analysis of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus strains isolated from horses, farm animals and humans in contact with them

· Molecular epidemiology and antimicrobial resistance of pathogenic bacteria isolated from large animals

Progress:

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM), SZIU Faculty of Veterinary Sciences, 2013

Veterinary Expert on Porcine Medicine, University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest, 2017

Ph.D., University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest, 2023

Number of thesis/Scientific Student Conference (TDK) students to date:

13 undergraduate theses, 10 TDK theses, 1 veterinary specialist thesis (Veterinary Expert on Ruminant Medicine)

Publication list (Top10)

The current list of publications is available at mtmt.hu and researchgate.net.