A Hungarian scientist with an academic background and over 15 years of specialized expertise in biomonitoring, she has delved deeply into the intricate realm of microorganisms. Dedicated to fostering interdisciplinary, holistic, and systems-oriented approaches, her focus lies in conducting in-depth analyses of diverse microbial communities. Her work encompasses developing innovative methods to track diversity, core biomes, and meticulously scrutinizing nutrient cycles within various environments, including human, livestock, soil, and air. She excels in microbiome-based forecasting, showcasing her commitment to bridging the divide between advanced scientific exploration and practical applications in microbiology. Additionally, she develops predictive models using microbial indicators to forecast susceptibility to diseases and infections.