Dr. Péter Bodor-Pesti - MATE Research
Overview
Dr. Gabriella Kiskó's reasearch mainly focuses on the application of natural antimicrobials on the safety and quality of food and investigation of microbiological background of new, non-thermal preservation techniques. She has a long-standing interest in the application of natural antimicrobials on food borne pathogenic and spoilage organisms inluding compounds of plant origin (eg. essential oils), animal origin (like chitosan) and microbial origin (such as bacteriocins and antibiotics).
Dr. Péter Bodor-Pesti is an associate professor in the Department of Viticulture. His main research area is ampelography (foliometry, uvometry) based on digital image analysis and RGB-based remote sensing.Research keywords:
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PERMACHILE
The presence of meltwater is essential for high mountain life. In an extremely cold, dry, and UV-radiated environment, such as permafrost soils in the Atacama desert, the adaptation, prevalence and ecology of soil organisms are good indicators of climate change-derived environmental changes.
Effect of forestry treatments on forest site, regeneration and biodiversity
Since 2014, we have compared the forestry treatments of shelterwood and continuous cover forestry. Based on two long-term experiments, we would like to answer the question of how the various forestry treatments affect the forest site, the forest biodiversity, and the regeneration of the stands.
