Profile
Engloner, Attila, PhD
team leader
senior research fellow
Contact:
engloner.attila@ecolres.hu
+36 1 279 3100 / 204 vagy 205
Clean Drinking Water National Excellence Programme
Hungarian Water Research Programme: challenges and research tasks
aquatic macrophytes, river ecology, Hungarian Water Research Programme
Fundamental and applied plant ecological research with special focus on:
– distribution, abundance, phenetic and genetic diversity of macrophytes in various aquatic environments;
– reed die-back and colonization;
– plant adaptations to water supply in aquatic and terrestrial habitats;
– microbial composition of biofilm formed on aquatic macrophytes and the surrounding water body;
– environmental DNA-based analysis of aquatic ecosystems;
– effect of climate change on water quality and aquatic ecosystems of the Danube River;
– Szigetköz monitoring
– Joint Danube Survey
Awards and scholarships
2005-2006: Zoltán Magyary Research Scholarship – Found for Hungarian Education and Research
2004 Prize of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences for Young Scientists
1995 Medal of the Faculty of Sciences of Kossuth Lajos University, Debrecen
Books:
Selected publications
Lennert KJ; Borsodi KA; Anda D; Krett G; Kós BP; Engloner AI. The effect of urbanization on planktonic and biofilm bacterial communities in different water bodies of the Danube River in Hungary SCIENTIFIC REPORTS, 14. p. 23881 (2024)
2024
Engloner AI; Németh K; Bereczki J. The Genetic Diversity of the Macrophyte Ceratophyllum demersum in Backwaters Reflects Differences in the Hydrological Connectivity and Water Flow Rate of Habitats PLANTS-BASEL, 13 : 16, Paper: 2220 (2024)
2024
Erdélyi N; Gere D; Engloner A; Vargha M. Temperature-driven and discharge-driven variability of organic micropollutants in a large urban river and its implications for risk-based monitoring CHEMOSPHERE, 363, Paper: 142803 (2024)
2024
Engloner AI; Podani J. A new statistical method for the comparison of biplots with the same objects and variables ECOLOGICAL INDICATORS, 154 Paper: 110802 (2023)
2023
Engloner Attila I.; Németh Kitti; Kós Péter B.; Meglécz Emese; Bereczki Judit. Genetic diversity of the submerged macrophyte Ceratophyllum demersum depends on habitat hydrology and habitat fragmentation FRONTIERS IN PLANT SCIENCE, 14 Paper: 1277916 , 10 p. (2023)
2023
Engloner Attila I.; Németh Kitti; Dobosy Péter; Óvári Mihály. Exploring the trend effects of diffuse anthropogenic pollution in a large river passing through a densely populated area HELIYON, Paper: e20120 (2023)
2023
Engloner Attila I.; Vargha Márta; Kós Péter; Borsodi Andrea K. Planktonic and epilithic prokaryota community compositions in a large temperate river reflect climate change related seasonal shifts PLOS ONE, 18 : 9 Paper: e0292057 (2023)
2023
Vargha M; Róka E; Erdélyi N; Németh K; Nagy-Kovács Zs; Kós PB; Engloner AI. From Source to Tap: Tracking Microbial Diversity in a Riverbank Filtration-Based Drinking Water Supply System under Changing Hydrological Regimes. DIVERSITY (BASEL) 15 Paper: 621 (2023)
2023
Engloner, A.I.; Németh, K.; Óvári, M. Significant impact of seasonality, verticality and biofilm on element accumulation of aquatic macrophytes ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION. 292: -
2022
Engloner, Attila I.; Németh, Kitti; Gere, Dóra; Stefán, Dávid; Óvári, Mihály. Effects of water depth and water level fluctuation on the total and bio-available element concentrations in riverine reed stands ECOLOGICAL INDICATORS. 114: -
2020
Borsodi, Andrea K.; Anda, Dóra; Krett, Gergely; Megyes, Melinda; Németh, Kitti; Dobosy, Péter; Aszalós, Júlia Margit; Engloner, Attila. Comparison of planktonic and reed biofilm bacteria in different riverine water bodies of river Danube RIVER RESEARCH AND APPLICATIONS. 36: 852-861
2020
Engloner, A; Vargha, M; Báldi, A; Józsa, J. Hungarian Water Research Programme: challenges and research tasks . : -
2019
