I’m a lawyer in Paris, hold a Ph.D. in pharmaceutical law, and have developed an international academic and professional background through studies and legal internships in the USA, France, Germany, Austria, and Hungary. My research has focused on access to innovative therapies, pharmaceutical regulation, and health‑law issues, and has been published in peer‑reviewed international journals. I also contribute as a reviewer for academic publications and am a member of several health‑law associations. Before beginning my Ph.D., I took part in numerous negotiation and research projects in fields such as constitutional law, international environmental law, European law and financial law. In 2022, I received the Danubius Young Scientist Award.
Beyond my academic work, I have competed in gymnastics, ice skating, fitness, dance, and bench press at national (HU) and European levels. I have also participated in several volunteer programs and remain involved in leadership and talent‑development initiatives, including the Aspen Young Leaders Program, the Jr. Templeton Program, and the Common Sense Society. I am a globe‑trotter at heart and enjoy spending extended periods in cultures different from those in Europe, including Brazil, India, Japan, Iceland, and the United States. My path combines legal experience, international exposure, and long‑term engagement in practicing law, research, and community‑oriented activities.