Péter is a PhD candidate who obtained his MSc in Biology with a specialisation in Neurobiology from the University of Szeged in 2021. His work focuses on in vivo brain electrophysiology in rodent models using multichannel recording systems, including chronic recordings with implantable silicon electrodes. He also applies optogenetic and chemogenetic approaches to study neuronal circuit function in epilepsy models. His responsibilities include performing stereotaxic surgeries and analysing electrophysiological data.