Dr. Árpád Ferincz initially focused on distribution pattern analysis and ecological risk assessment of non-indigenous fish species. Later on, in parallel with participating (H2020, NVKP) and coordinating (GINOP) 'applied' research project he became experienced in fishery management and anthropogenic loads (nutrient, micropollutant) on surface waters, especially fish assemblages.

Krisztina Pintér investigates the fluxes of carbon dioxide and water vapor between the vegetation (crops and grassland) and the atmosphere by micrometeorological methods. She is responsible for the eddy covariance measurements at 4 sites (1 grassland, 3 croplands) where the net ecosystem exchange (NEE) and evapotranspiration (ET) are  measured continuously. The oldest site (grassland) has been  in operation since 2022. She took part in the building of a UAV based surface temperature (Ts) mapping system (Optris PI 640 thermal camera). Based on the Ts maps of the UAV system she estimated the ET of  grassland and cropland by the pyTSEB model.