Tímea Szalóki is an assistant research fellow at the Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Institute of Environmental Sciences, Research Center for Irrigation and Water Management (MATE IES ÖVKI). She graduated from Szent István University (Gödöllő, Hungary) with a master’s degree in agricultural biotechnology in 2018. She is working as researcher in the field of irrigation management and rice breeding. Her fields of study are the investigation of arsenic uptake and accumulation in rice and reducing the arsenic content through agrotechnical methods. She also participates in rice breeding, and is a co-breeder of two rice varieties.