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Emese Pánczél (Oelberg-Pánczél, Emese)

Pánczél Emese
MSc
Assistant Research Fellow
panczel.emese [at] csfk.hun-ren.hu
emipanczel7 [at] gmail.com
Place and date of birth
Budapest, 1997
Qualifications
2026. MSc in Geology, mineralogy-petrology, geochemistry, mineral resources, archaeometry specialization, ELTE Faculty of Science
2021. Earth Scientist (BSc), geology specialization, ELTE Faculty of Science
Employment
2024. 08. 01.-(on going) HUN-REN Research Centre for Astronomy and Earth Sciences, Institute for Geological and Geochemical Research, research assistant
2021. 03. 01.-12. 31. MTA-ELTE Volcanology Research Group, research assistant
Language knowledge
English, C1 level
Italian, B2 level
French, B1 level
Main fields of research
igneous geochemistry, igneous petrology, mineral-melt trace element partitioning, noble gas isotopes in olivine, thermobarometry
Study trips
2024. 04-05. - INGV Etna Observatory, Catania, Italy: Erasmus+ student mobility 2 months traineeship (volcano monitoring, supervisor: Boris Behncke)
2021. 09. - Università degli Studi di Perugia, Italy: LA-ICP-MS short course
2019-2020 - Università degli Studi di Perugia, Italy: Erasmus+ student mobility 5 months period of study and LA-ICP-MS laboratory work with Prof. Maurizio Petrelli
Research grants, scholarships
2019-2020 - New National Excellence Program (Eruption triggering processes of long-dormant volcanoes)
2018-2019 - New National Excellence Program (Retrospective hydrogeological study of Esztergom, Hungary)
2017-2018 - New National Excellence Program (Research of springs around Esztergom, Hungary)
Awards
2020 – Student Excellence Award of the Faculty of Science, ELTE
2018-2019 – National Higher Educational Scholarship
Prizes won at scientific competitions
2025 – I. award, XXXVI. National Scientific Students' Associations Conference, Section of Physics, Earth Sciences and Mathematics, Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology
2024 – II. award, XIV. Assembly of Petrology and Geochemistry
2024 – III. award, Scientific Students' Associations Conference, ELTE Faculty of Science, Geology
2021 – I. award, XI. Assembly of Petrology and Geochemistry
2021 – Special award, XXXV. National Scientific Students' Associations Conference, Section of Physics, Earth Sciences and Mathematics, Petrology and Geochemistry
2020 – I. award, Scientific Students' Associations Conference, ELTE Faculty of Science, Geology
2019 – Special award, XXXIV. National Scientific Students' Associations Conference, Section of Physics, Earth Sciences and Mathematics, Hydrology, Hydrogeology
2018 – III. award, Scientific Students' Associations Conference, ELTE Faculty of Science, Geology
2018 – I. award, XLIX. Meeting of young geoscientists, Applied
2018 – II. award, Scientific Students' Associations Conference, ELTE Faculty of Science, Geology
2017 – II. award (in group), XXXIII. National Scientific Students' Associations Conference, Section of Physics, Earth Sciences and Mathematics, Karst Research
Selected publications of the last 5 years

Pánczél, E., Harangi, S., Petrelli, M., Popa, R. G., Virág, A., Seghedi, I., ... & Lukács, R. (2025). Petrogenesis and amphibole–melt trace element partitioning of the 156 ka Haramul Mic crystal-rich dacite, Ciomadul, Romania. Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology, 180(11), 78.

Pánczél, E., Harangi, S., Molnár, K., Czuppon, G., and Lukács, R.: Major, trace element and noble gas isotope composition of olivine from the alkaline basalts of the Persani Volcanic Field, Romania: constraints on the magma source region, EGU General Assembly 2026, Vienna, Austria, 3–8 May 2026, EGU26-1256, https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-egu26-1256, 2026.

Pánczél, E., Petrelli, M., Lukács, R., & Harangi, S. (2021, April). Trace element partition coefficients and petrogenesis of the 154 ka dacitic Haramul Mic lava dome (Ciomadul, Romania). In EGU General Assembly Conference Abstracts (pp. EGU21-13667).

Pánczél, E., Petrelli, M., Lukács, R., Bachmann, O., & Harangi, S. (2021). Apparent selective elemental disequilibrium between melt and mineral phases of the Haramul Mic lava dome. Goldschmidt2021, Virtual

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