JÓZSEF FEKETE

junour research fellow

phone: +361 309 2600 / ext 1427

fax: +361 319 3137

e-mail: feketej@geochem.hu

room:  1020

Research interests

- Geochemical analysis of dissolved organic matter in thermal waters

- Stable isotopic composition (D and ¹³C) of bulk fractions of crude oils

- Possible origin of radon in groundwaters (Gellért Hill area, Budapest)

Curriculum vitae

Born:

1982 Miskolc

Employment:

Institute for Geochemical Research, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, from 2006

Present position:

junior research fellow

Education:

M.Sc. geologist, Faculty of Sciences, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, 2006

Theses: On the origin of radon at the Rákóczi Spring-group of Gellért Hill. Supervisor: Judit Mádl-Szőnyi.

Public activity:

- „Multidisciplinary Approach to Karstwater Protection Strategy” UNESCO Course 22-27. August, 2005., organizer.

- „Training Courses on Analytical Quality Control and method validation in support to the Water Framework Directive” (TAQC - WFD), 19–21st of April 2007, Egmond aan Zee, Netherlands

- „TAQC - WFD Technical Evaluation Meeting”, 11–12th of January 2008, Rome, Italy

Professional affiliations:

- Member of the Hungarian Geological Society (2006-)

- Member of European Association of Organic Geochemists (2007-)

- Member of Organic Geochemistry Subdivision of Committee of Mineralogy, Petrography and Geochemistry of Hungarian Academy of Sciences (2009-)

- Member of the International Association of Hydrogeologists (2010-)

Teaching:

Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest: Applied Hydrogeology seminar

Publications

Sajgó Cs., Kovács K., Tombácz E., Brukner-Wein A., Kárpáti Z., Fekete J., Gáspár A., Schmitt-Kopplin, P. (2009) Organic geochemical characterization of humic and fulvic acids of thermal waters in deep aquifers of the Pannonian basin II. (SE Hungary); (poszter) 24th International Meeting on Organic Geochemistry Bremen, Germany. September 6th-11th, 2009; (eds. K.-U. Hinrichs et al.) P-103, 203p., 2009.

Fekete J., Sajgó Cs. (2009) Variation of D and ¹³C isotope ratios in bulk components of high temperature oils from the Pannonian basin. (poster) 24th International Meeting on Organic Geochemistry Bremen, Germany. September 6th-11th, 2009; (eds. K.-U. Hinrichs et al.) P-326, 421p., 2009.

Sajgó Cs., Olsen, S. D., Fekete J. (2009) Distribution of trace metals in petroleums of different maturity levels. (oral presentation) Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 73, 13, p. A1147 (Goldschmidt 2009 ­ “Challenges To our Volatile Planet”, June 21-26, Davos, Switzerland

Fekete J., Kovács K., Sajgó Cs., Tombácz E., Brukner-Wein A., Kárpáti Z., Gáspár A., P. Schmitt-Kopplin (2008) Humin- és fulvosavak vizsgálata dk-alföldi hévizeinkben. In: HUNGEO 2008 Magyar Földtudományi Szakemberek IX. Világtalálkozója, 2008. augusztus 20-24., Budapest (Szerk. Kovács-Pállfy P, Zimmermann K, Verebiné Fehér K, Kopsa G), F12 pp. 79.

Sajgó Cs., Kárpáti Z., Horváth I., Fekete J. (2008) Hévizeink oldott szerves alkotói: eredetük és jelentőségük In: HUNGEO 2008 Magyar Földtudományi Szakemberek IX. Világtalálkozója, 2008. augusztus 20-24., Budapest (Szerk. Kovács-Pállfy P, Zimmermann K, Verebiné Fehér K, Kopsa G), F3 pp. 69-70.

Sajgó Cs., Kovács K., Kárpáti Z., Tombácz E., Brukner-Wein A. and Fekete J. (2007) Organic geochemical characterization of humic and fulvic acids of thermal waters in deep aquifers of the Pannonian Basin (SE Hungary). In: Book of Abstracts of the Communications presented to the 23rd International Meeting on Organic Geochemistry Torquay, England. September 9th-14th, 2007. (eds. P. Farrimond et al.), P93-MO pp. 225-226.

Sajgó Cs., Kárpáti Z., Horváth I. and Fekete J. (2007) Geochemical study on organic compounds fo thermal waters in deep aquifers of the Pannonian Basin. In: Book of Abstracts of the Communications presented to the 23rd International Meeting on Organic Geochemistry Torquay, England. September 9th-14th, 2007. (eds. P. Farrimond et al.), P222-WE pp. 563-564.

Palotai M., Mádl-Szőnyi J., Horváth Á, Erőss A. & Fekete J. (2006): Potential radon and radium sources of groundwaters of Gellért and József Hills (Budapest, Hungary) (poszter). – 8th Conference on Limestone Hydrogeology, Neuchâtel, Svájc, 2006. szeptember 20-25.