I am a PhD student at Budapest University of Technology and Economics, specializing in computational chemistry. My research focuses on the reactivity, structure, and properties of materials involving main group elements, such as phosphorus radicals, heavy phosphorus compounds, and weak element-specific interactions. I have collaborated with ETH Zurich on novel rhodium complex catalysts, with Freie Universitat Berlin on aromatic phosphorus compound photochemisty, and conducted studies on silicon radical stability.

Additionally, I serve as Vice President of the Hungarian-China Sichuan Chamber of Commerce, fostering educational, cultural, and business cooperation between China and Hungary.