I am a senior postdoctoral researcher at the Research Centre for Linguistics in Budapest (formerly an institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences). During academic year 2023/24, I was also working as an assistant professor at the Department of English Linguistics at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE).
In 2019, I obtained a PhD degree from the University of Szeged, the title of my dissertation is Non-finite adverbial clauses in Udmurt.
My research focuses on (morpho)syntax; specifically, I am interested in subordination, non-finite clauses and nominalizations, ellipsis phenomena and possessive constructions.
I have worked mostly on Udmurt, a Uralic language spoken in the Russian Federation, on which I have done extensive fieldwork, and more recently, on Meadow Mari. In the future, I also aim to work more on my mother tongue, Bulgarian. I am also interested in the Turkic languages.
Currently, I hold an individual postdoctoral grant, Exploring clause structure through the lens of ellipsis. I also participate in the following research projects: The ins and outs of mixed extended projections (PI: Éva Dékány) and Adverbial clauses and their dependency relationships (PI: Łukasz Jedrzejowski/Andreas Pankau).