SCIENTIFIC
AND PUBLICATION ACTIVITY
Main Scientific
Areas
2000-present: Methodical Problems of Mixed Quantum-Classical Molecular Dynamics Simulations Methods.
1994-present: Examination of the Solvated Electron Dynamics with Computater Simulation.
1994-2000: Liquid Simulation of the Structure
and Dynamics of Hydrogen-Bonded Liquids.
1989-1996: Hydrogen-Bonding Cooperativity and Crystal Formation; C-H...O Hydrogen Bonds; Examination of Intermolecular Interactions with Quantum Chemical Methods.
International Cooperations
1995- present:
Peter J. Rossky (University of Texas at Austin, Austin, USA)
Daniel Borgis (Université d’Evry, Evry, és Pôle de Chimie Théorique, UMR-CNRS PASTEUR, Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris, France)
1990-1996:
Joseph
J. Dannenberg (Hunter
College, City University of
New York, New York, USA)
Publications
Number of publications in international scientific journals: 45
Cumulative impact factor: 203
Impact factor per publication: approximately
Number of independent citations for the publications up till present: 1241
Hirsch-index (based on the independent citations): 19
Hirsch-index (based on the total citations): 21
Number of lectures in international scientific conferences: 11
Number of poster presentations in international scientific conferences: 18
Number of scientific lectures in scientific institutes: 15
Distribution of Citations during the Whole
Scientific Career:
Research Grants
2010: National Science Fund of Hungary (support for international cooperation, 2010-2012: 3.000.000 HUF)
2008: National Science Fund of Hungary (OTKA) (2009-2012: 14.787.000 HUF)
2006: National Science
Fund of Hungary (support for international
cooperation, 2007-2008: 3.748.000
HUF)
2005: National Science
Fund of Hungary (2005-2008:
8.500.000 HUF)
2001: Foundation
for the Hungarian
Higher Education and Research (for
2001-2003: 5.000.000 HUF)
2000: National
Science Fund of Hungary for Young Scientists (for 2000-2003: 3.300.000 HUF)
1997: National
Science Fund of Hungary, financed from a World Bank Loan (7000 USD)
1996: Foundation
for the Hungarian
Higher Education and Research (500 000 HUF)
1995: National Science Fund of Hungary for Young Scientists
(for 1996-99: 1.500.000 HUF)
1994: National
Science Fund of Hungary, financed from a World Bank Loan (6000 USD)
1994: Magyary Zoltán Fellowship, Foundation for the Hungarian Higher
Education and Research (300.000 HUF)
Studies/Fellowships Abroad
Invited Professor: 4 Occasions
2007: Université d’Evry, Evry, France
(1 month)
2005: Université d’Evry, Evry, France (1 month)
2002: Université d’Evry, Evry, France (1 month out of the 3 month’s visit)
2000: Université d’Evry, Evry, France (1 month out of the 3 month’s visit)
Other Trips
2003: University of Texas at Austin, Austin, USA (7 months)
1998: Université Pierre et Marie
Curie, Paris, France (2.5 months)
1998: University of Texas at Austin, Austin, USA (1 month)
1995: University of Texas at Austin, Austin, USA (3 months)
1990-1994: City University of New York, USA
Awards, Scientific Acknowledgements
2006: Öveges József Fellowship, NKTH, Budapest
2003: Bolyai János Research
Fellowship, Hungarian Academy of Sciences,
Budapest.
2003: Hungarian State Eötvös Fellowship, Ministry of Education
of the Hungarian
Republic, Budapest.
2000: Hungarian State Eötvös Fellowship, Ministry of Education
of the Hungarian
Republic, Budapest.
1999: Széchenyi Professorship,
Ministry of Education of the
Hungarian Republic,
Budapest.
1994 Magyary Zoltán Fellowship, Foundation for the Hungarian Higher Education and Research, Ministry of Education of the Hungarian Republic, Budapest.
1993 Mina Rees Award in Mathematics and Sciences, Hunter College, CUNY. Award for the best graduating Ph.D. student in Mathematics and Sciences.
1993 Mina Rees Dissertation Year Fellowship Award, Graduate School and University Center, CUNY. Award for the most promising Ph.D. dissertation.
1992 Belle Zeller Award, Graduate School and University Center, CUNY. Award for the best Ph.D. student in Sciences.
1991 Helen Schectman Award, Department of Chemistry, Hunter College, CUNY. Award for the best first year Ph.D. student at the Chemistry Department.
1989 Award of the Hungarian Republic, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest.
Other Fellowships/Grants
1999: Baxendale Bursary (Young Scientists’Award), 21st Miller Conference
on Radiation Chemistry, 1999
1997: Peregrinatio
Fellowship, Peregrinatio II
(Eötvös Loránd University) Foundation,
Eötvös Loránd University
1997: Baxendale
Bursary (Young Scientists’Award), 20th Miller Conference
on Radiation Chemistry, 1997
1993: Graduate Fellowship, Gordon Conferences on Physical-Organic Chemistry, Plymouth, New Hampshire, USA
Other Scientific Acknowledgements
Reviewing activities: JACS, PRL, JPC, JCP and other journals
Memberships and Activities in Professional Associations
Organising international conferences, participation in professional organizations
Working Committee of Reaction Kinetics and Photochemistry (Hungarian Academy of Sciences), member
Membership in the Board of Faculty, educational and scientific committees of the Eötvös Loránd University
Participation in the activity of the Chemistry jury of the Hungarian Science Fund (OTKA)
Frequent reviewing activities in reviewing applications for scientific grants (OTKA, NKTH)