Professional profile

• artificial intelligence, machine learning, data science (theoretical questions, time series analysis, image recognition, regression analysis, NLP)
• theoretical quantum field theory and statistical physics (topics: (non-)equilibrium QFT, resummation, (functional) renormalization group)
• computational physics (MC simulations, programming in Mathematica, C++, Python)
• quantitative finance

Career:

• 2020-scientific advisor in Wigner RCP
• 2019-2020: financial quantitative analyst Morgan Stanley Budapest
• 2012-2019: full professor ELTE Department of Atomic physics
• 2002-2012: associate professor BME Department of Theoretical Physics

Postdoc positions:

• 2007-2009: Uni Wuppertal, Germany
• 2000-2002: CERN fellow (Genf, Switzerland)
• 1998-2000: Magyary fellow, Hungary
• 1996-1998: DESY, Hamburg

Degrees

• 2005: Dsc of HAS in physics (4.586)
• 1996: PhD in physics (P-13/1996)
• 1992: MSc in physics (368/92.)