Her research focuses on sexuality and sexual violence across diverse populations, with particular attention to gender differences, cross-cultural differences and their underlying mechanisms. She is also interested in the intersections of sexuality and technology (e.g., porn, technology-mediated sexual violence) as well as stigmatized or maginalized sexual identities.
She completed her doctoral studies at ELTE Eötvös Loránd University (Hungary) in 2026. She is currently a postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Southampton, where she explores the cultural and gendered dimensions of sexual violence. She has contributed to international collaborations conducting large-scale cross-cultural research and has taught courses on research methodology and comprehensive sexuality education. She also holds a postgraduate degree in sexual psychology and has worked as a practicing psychologist since 2020.
