Currently, I am pursuing my Ph.D. at the University of Debrecen within the EvoZool and the Institute of AnSc Biotec NatCons. My research is mainly focused on mechanistic studies exploring how external cues, including nutrition, affect life-history traits in laboratory models and natural habitats.

My interest is to explore how animals adapt to rapidly changing environments, particularly in the context of extreme nutritional variability, which is a driver of intergenerational evolutionary changes. I am keen to explore how predictable or unpredictable nutritional dynamics determine life history, the mechanisms that regulate these effects, and how these mechanisms and their consequences carry over to subsequent generations.