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Éva obtained her PhD in Inorganic and Physical Chemistry from the University of Szeged. Following the completion of her doctoral studies, she worked at the Wigner Research Centre for Physics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA, ELKH, HUN-REN), first as a research assistant and later as a research fellow in a femtosecond and X-ray spectroscopy research group. Her primary research interests included the application of extended X-ray absorption spectroscopy and the development of related instrumentation. As a postdoctoral researcher, she spent two and a half years at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, where she participated in several international projects involving synchrotron-based measurements and was also engaged in teaching activities in Swedish.
Drawing on her research background and experience in international scientific collaborations, she supports patent practice with particular expertise in chemistry- and materials science-related inventions.

BSc and MSc in chemistry, PhD in chemistry, certified English–Hungarian scientific translator, qualified chemistry teacher, advanced radiation protection training

inorganic chemistry, analytical chemistry, materials science, synchrotron radiation-based structural characterization methods, instrument development, proposal evaluation, English-Hungarian scientific translation, prior art searches, novelty searches, Swedish language skills