Andrea K. Borsodi

Andrea K. Borsodi

Status:

habil. associate professor

E-mail:

borsodi.andreattk.elte.hu

Phone number:

+36-1-372-2500/8793

Introduction / Short CV:

ELTE MSc: 1986

ELTE PhD: 1997

ELTE habilitation: 2013

Role in scientific community:

Hungarian Society for Microbiology (HSM), member of management and presidency

Hungarian Hydrological Society (HHS), Section of Water Microbiology, member of management

Hungarian Academy of Sciences (HAS), Section of Biological Sciences, member

Decorations:

Sándor Vitális Award for Excellence in Scientific Literature (HHS): 2011, 2016, 2020

Pro Aqua Commemorative Medal (HHS): 2012

ELTE Medal for Student Research: 2016

Master Teacher Gold Medal (National Council of Student Research Societies):2019

Rezső Manninger Commemorative Medal (Hungarian Society for Microbiology): 2020

Research area:

Soil microbiological aspects of sustainable farming

Taxonomic and metabolic diversity of extremophilic microorganisms

Participation of microorganisms in karstification processes

Polyphasic taxonomic characterization of new bacterial species

Teaching activities:

Supervision:

  • Enyedi Nóra Tünde (PhD, co-supervisor): Analysis of biogeochemical processes involving microorganisms in Hungarian karst systems
  • Megyes Melinda (PhD supervisor): The effect of the agricultural cultivation method on the diversity and activity of the maize rhizosphere microbiota
  • Mucsi Márton (PhD, co-supervisor): Effect of salt and water stress on the activity of microbial communities in repeated drying-wetting cycles of sodic soils

Selected publications:

  • Borsodi A.K., Anda D., Szabó A., Megyes M., Krett G. 2022. Impacts of different habitats on the composition of bacterial communities at the discharging endpoints of a hypogene thermal karst system. Geomicrobiology Journal 39(2), 155-165. https://doi.org/10.1080/01490451.2021.2023709
  • Borsodi A.K., Aszalós J.M., Megyes M., Nagy B. 2022. Benthic bacterial diversity of high-altitude athalassohaline lakes of the Puna de Atacama (Central Andes). Geomicrobiology Journal 39(1), 28-38. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/01490451.2021.2000072
  • Borsodi A.K., Mucsi M., Krett G., Szabó A., Felföldi T., Szili-Kovács T. 2021. Variation in sodic soil bacterial communities associated with different alkali vegetation types. Microorganisms 9(8), 1673. https://doi.org/10.3390/microorganisms9081673

 

Publication:

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