Dr. Máthé Ákos

 

Máthé Ákos

Doctor of Hungarian Academy of Sciences

Habil. university professor, head of department

 

Medicinal Plant Association and Product Council, functions.

-          founding member and secretary, 1992 - 1995.

-          Director of International Relations, 2004 - 2007.

-          Board member, since 2001.

International Societies, functions:

-          International Society for Horticultural Sciences, Section Medicinal and Aromatic Plants, chairman, since 2006.

-          - European Herb Growers Association (EUROPAM), 2003 - 2006.

 

Professional Experience with Medicinal and Aromatic Plants:

-          Engineer of horticulture (M.Sc.), with a major in Medicinal Plant Production, University of Horticulture, Budapest

-          MEDIMPEX Foreign Trade Company, Department for Medicinal Plants and Essential Oils, Budapest

-          HERBÁRIA National Cooperative Enterprise for the Commerce of Medicinal Plants, Department for Production Development, Budapest,

-          Research Institute for Medicinal Plants, Budakalász,

-          Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry, Department for Education and Research, Budapest,

-          University of Horticulture (subsequently: Szent István University), Departments of Plant Physiology, subsequently Department of Dendrology and Ornamental Plants, Budapest,

-          West Hungarian University, Faculty of Agriculture and Food Science, Department of Botany, professor, head of department

 

-          University of Massachusetts, Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, Amherst, visiting professor, 1995.

-          Veterinärmedizinische Universität Wien, Institut für Botanik, visiting professor, 1996 - 1998.

 

Consulting/professional domains:

-          Research of medicinal plants,

-          New uses of medicinal plants,

-          Production of medicinal plants,

-          Trade of medicinal plants,

-          Education (also in English and German)

-          Diversification of horticultural production,

-          New crops and new uses,

-          Collaboration in education, research and development,

-          Publishing activities (books, scientific publications)