Driven by a deep curiosity for biodiversity, sustainability, and the intersection of natural systems, my research focuses on developing innovative biodiversity monitoring tools. Currently, I work on the Bio-O-Ton-2 project, combining citizen-science audio recordings, satellite imagery, and machine learning to explore new ways of understanding and protecting ecosystems. My broader interests include turning complex environmental data into actionable insights and collaborating with conservation authorities, AI experts, and stakeholders to ensure real-world impact. Passionate about expanding my knowledge and exploring creative solutions, I aim to contribute meaningfully to sustainability, conservation, and data-driven environmental research.

My research to date focuses on:

• Biodiversity monitoring using audio recordings and satellite data
• Machine learning for environmental data analysis
• Ecosystem health and biodiversity assessment
• Translating environmental data into conservation actions