Tamás Ferenci has a technical informatics (BUTE, 2009), biomedical engineering (BUTE-SE, 2010) and applied mathematics (BUTE, 2013) degree; he received his PhD degree in 2013 from biostatistics and his habilitation in 2019. He is an associate professor at the Physiological Controls Research Center of the Óbuda University, a part-time associate professor at the Department of Statistics of the Corvinus University of Budapest, and a visiting lecturer at the Department of Public Health of the Semmelweis University. His primary research field is clinical biostatistics and the critical appraisal of medical studies. He is a member of the Hungarian Statistical Association, the Hungarian Society for Clinical Biostatistics, the International Society for Clinical Biostatistics, the Hungarian Diabetes Association and the Hungarian Society of Cardiology. He is awarded the György Mundruczó Award (2010), the Young Biostatistician of the Year title (2011), the Gábor Nyerges Award (2013), the John von Neumann Publication Award (2015), the János Kemény Award (2017), the Lajos Markusovszky Award two times (2017 and 2021), the Excellent Mentor Award (2018), Commendation of the Dean (2018), Commendation of the Rector (2020), the Researcher of the Year Award (2021) and the Béla Gyires Award (2024). He is an author of more then 100 journal papers to which he received more then 500 independent citations, his h-index is 19