Dr. Anikó Seres is an Associate Professor at the Department of Zoology and Ecology in the Institute for Wildlife Management and Nature Conservation, Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Gödöllő, Hungary.

She is mainly interested in soil biota, especially soil animals, soil processes, and their changes during human activities. Different agricultural activities contribute to changes in soil quality both chemically and physically. The ecotoxicology of soil animals investigates the effects of different xenobiotics on soil animal mortality, reproduction, behavior, and changes in ecosystem services as a summary of soil processes. She investigates the effects of solar panels, agricultural chemicals, drugs, modelled drought treatments, and tillage practices on soil organisms.

She authored and co-authored 27 research articles in high-impact scientific journals and 2 books or book chapters as co-author. Her Hirsch index currently is 9.

She is a member of the Hungarian Society of Biology.