Innsbruck Quaternary Research Group
Research Interests
High-resolution climate proxies in speleothems
Cryogenic cave carbonates
Hypogene speleogenesis
Cave microclimate
Karst hydrogeochemistry
Short CV
2020- Postdoc at the University of Innsbruck (50% position)
2019- Senior scientist at the University of Innsbruck (50% position)
2020-2021 Postdoc at the Austrian Academy of Sciences
2017-2019 Postdoc at the University of Innsbruck
2013-2017 PhD student at the University of Innsbruck
2012-2013 Assistant research fellow, Hertelendi Laboratory for Environmental Studies, Inst. for Nuclear Research, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
2010-2012 PhD student, University of Szeged, Department of Climatology and Landscape Ecology
2003-2010 English (Diploma), University of Szeged
2003-2009 Geography (Diploma), University of Szeged
Awards
2021 Walther E. Petrascheck Award of the Austrian Academy of Sciences
2020 Förderungspreis des Landes Tirol für Wissenschaft
2020 BritInn Fellowship Grant
2018 Dr Otto Seiber Wissenschafts-Förderung Preis
2018 Jenö Cholonoky Karst and Cave Research Award (3rd prize)
2009 Special prize, National scientific conference for university students (OTDK), (Hungary)
Projects (PI)
2024- Exploring the Potential of Cosmogenic Burial Dating to Constrain Rates of River Incision and Landscape Evolution in the Uinta Mountains, Utah (role: Co-I; funded by National Cave and Karst Research Insititue)
2024- Reconnaissance study of clastic cave sediments in the Uinta Mountains (Utah, USA): first steps to establish fluvial incision rates from cosmogenic burial age dating (funded by Austrian Academy of Sciences)
2022- Photoluminescence of calcite: development of a potentially field-deployable tool for paleothermometry (funded by OeAD)
2022 Fluid inclusion microthermometry of low-temperature hydrothermal calcite and barite minerals from Tyuya Muyun Massif (Kirgiztsan), (funded by: Austrian Academy of Sciences)
2020-2021 Changing winter conditions in the Alps during the Younger Dryas cold period (funded by: Tiroler Wissenschaftsfond)
2018-2020 Looking at a "blind spot" in low-temperature geothermometry: towards an intercalibration of novel methods for calcite (funded by: University of Innsbruck)
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