In addition to humanities he also pursued music studies. Then, in 2008 he linked the two fields with a doctorate in the aesthetics of music. In the past decade, his research has expanded into the realms of architectural theory, somaesthetics, media philosophy, intermedia studies, everyday aesthetics, disability studies, and design philosophy. Since the mid-2010s his academic writings have mostly been published in English in international journals and anthologies. He was habilitated in design culture studies in 2015. Since 2023 he has been Chair of the Hungarian Forum of Somaesthetics. He is a member of the International Association for Aesthetics, the International Society of Intermedia Studies, and the European Network of Somaesthetics. In 2023 Brill Books published a design philosophy collection that he co-edited with renowned philosopher Richard Schusterman. He regularly mobilises his international network of contacts to organise guest lectures under the patronage of the Doctoral School, as well as conferences such as Design Culture and Somaesthetics (2019), The Promise of Pragmatist Aesthetics (2022), and Designing Everyday Experience (2023). He received the Kodály Zoltán Scholarship from 2004 to 2006. For his outstanding work as a university educator he was granted the Apáczai Csere János Award in 2021. Besides his scholarly and educational work, he considers it important to participate in a wide range of cultural activities: over the years, he has been active as a music critic, translator, curator, advisor to architectural and music institutes, event coordinator of the Arcus Temporum Art Festival in Pannonhalma, and organiser of roundtable discussions.
He was one of first people to organise sports and rock climbing activities at MOME, and he helped establish the sports hub.