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Eva RakovskáView profile

Assistant Professor

• Knowledge Management
• Artificial Intelligence
• Expert Systems
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Eva Rakovská is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Applied Informatics , Faculty of Economic Informatics , University of Economics in Bratislava . Her work spans Knowledge Management , Artificial Intelligence , and E-learning in public administration contexts. Academic Affiliation: Faculty of Economic Informatics, University of Economics in Bratislava Research Focus: Knowledge Management, Expert Systems, Fuzzy Logic, E-learning Platforms Key Grants: VEGA 1/0261/10, VEGA 1/0373/18, KEGA 015EU-4/2021 Her publications since 2004 reveal a consistent focus on Knowledge Management and Artificial Intelligence in public sector contexts, with recent trends emphasizing Fuzzy Logic for software usability and Explainable AI . She has contributed to LMS system design and inclusive education technologies for disabled students. While no explicit awards are listed, her work has been cited in international journals (e.g., International Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science ) and conferences. She has collaborated extensively in academic editing and conference organization for events like AIESA and DisCo .

Dušan LevickýView profile

Professor

• Library Science
• Information Management
• Digital Libraries
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Professor Dušan Levický is a full-time faculty member at the Library of Technical University of Košice (TUKE) in Slovakia, holding the academic rank of Professor with the CSc. (Candidate of Sciences) qualification. His institutional base is building PK13 on campus, where he oversees critical library operations and academic support services. His research spans Library Science, Information Management, and Digital Libraries, focusing on modernizing academic resource systems, bibliometric analysis, and user-centric information architecture. This work directly supports TUKE's research ecosystem through optimized knowledge access and digital preservation initiatives. Contact is facilitated via email dusan.levicky@tuke.sk or phone (+421 55 602 2029), with professional profiles maintained on ORCID (0000-0002-1295-1781) and Publons (AAA-7174-2020). His contributions remain integral to advancing scholarly infrastructure within Central European academic networks.

KOŠŤÁL, IgorView profile

Assistant Professor

• Distributed Technologies
• Parallelization of Desktop and Distributed Applications
• .NET Remoting
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Igor Košťál is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Applied Informatics within the Faculty of Economic Informatics at the University of Economics in Bratislava . His research focuses on Distributed Technologies , Parallelization of Applications , and Data Structure Optimization , particularly in the context of .NET frameworks and industrial robotics. University: University of Economics in Bratislava School: Faculty of Economic Informatics Department: Department of Applied Informatics Academic Rank: Assistant Professor Košťál's work emphasizes software performance testing , with publications analyzing execution efficiency in .NET applications using parallel programming , Dijkstra's algorithm , and symbol table implementations . His recent research explores modern UI development in mobile applications and algorithm optimization for industrial robotics. Key trends in his 15 most recent articles (2014-2022) include: Performance analysis of parallel and sequential algorithms in .NET environments Optimization of data structures (arrays, linked lists, skip lists) for search efficiency Integration of asynchronous methods in WCF services and clients Testing precision in KUKA welding robots through structured data extraction

• Environmental Education
• Education for Sustainable Development
• Global Education
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Jan Činčera is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Arts, University of Trnava, specializing in environmental education and sustainable development. Previously, he served as Assistant Professor at Masaryk University Brno (2013–present at time of documentation) and Technical University of Liberec (2002–2015), where he established the Leisure Pedagogy program and served as Deputy Department Head. His academic credentials include a Ph.D. in Information Science (2001) and PhDr. (2002) from Charles University Prague, complemented by specialized training in Earth Education (2008) and Systemic Thinking (1993). His educational foundation spans teaching qualifications (1994), Information Studies (1996), and Library Science. Činčera's research pioneers the integration of emancipatory and instrumental approaches in environmental education, emphasizing experiential learning through games and nature-based activities. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical implementation in ecological education centers, focusing on developing effective strategies for sustainability education across formal and non-formal settings. He has significantly contributed to global education methodologies and civil society engagement through innovative pedagogical tools. His publication portfolio reveals a consistent trajectory toward practical application of environmental education theory, with 2013 monographs addressing the critical gap between theoretical frameworks and operational implementation in ecological centers. The recurring emphasis on game-based learning and teacher training demonstrates his commitment to accessible, engaging educational methodologies that foster systemic environmental awareness. As an academic advisor, Činčera has supervised 47 bachelor's theses (36 defended) and 2 diploma theses at Technical University of Liberec, while serving as PhD consultant at Charles University and Masaryk University. His leadership extended to establishing Leisure Pedagogy as an academic field and developing accreditation materials for pedagogical studies. Throughout his career, he has coordinated environmental education initiatives including Brontosaurus Prague's nature programs and BEZK's educational projects, demonstrating sustained commitment to translating academic research into community-based environmental action through experiential methodologies.

Katarína SzarkaView profile

Associate Professor

• Chemistry Education
• Formative Assessment
• Science Didactics
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Katarína Szarka is an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry at J. Selye University's Faculty of Education. She holds a Master's in Chemistry and Mathematics Education (Comenius University, 1994-1999) and a PhD in Chemistry Didactics (Comenius University, 2007-2013). Prior to joining academia, she taught at secondary schools in Bratislava and Komárno (1997-2014). Her research focuses on chemistry education , formative assessment methodologies , and science curriculum development . She investigates diagnostic tools for science misconceptions, digital assessment resources, and transdisciplinary approaches in STEM education. Her work emphasizes practical applications for improving classroom evaluation and teacher training. Szarka's recent publications (2020-2024) demonstrate strong focus on pedagogical innovation in science education, particularly regarding formative assessment techniques, digital learning tools, and conceptual understanding in chemistry. Her work frequently incorporates empirical studies on student cognition and teacher development. She actively leads research grants including: Formative assessment in science/mathematics (VEGA 1/0265/17, 2017-2020) Digital assessment libraries (KEGA 004UPJŠ-4/2020, 2020-2022) Web-based teacher training (KEGA 002UJS-4/2016, 2016-2018) Science curriculum modernization (ITMS 26110230108, 2013-2015) She maintains professional memberships in the Slovak Chemical Society and organizes academic events including the Chemistry Didactics Day conference series.

Pavel SoukupView profile

Researcher

• Medieval Religious Literature
• Preaching and Sermon Studies
• Crusades and Holy War
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Pavel Soukup is a distinguished researcher and director at the Center for Medieval Studies (Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague). His work focuses on medieval religious literature, preaching, crusades, Hussite studies, and theological polemics, with significant contributions to understanding late medieval heresies and interconfessional conflicts. PhD thesis on reform sermons by Jakoubek of Stříbro Recipient of Andrew W. Mellon and Humboldt Foundation scholarships Principal investigator for Czech Science Foundation (GA ČR) and Leverhulme Trust projects Research Interests include Medieval preaching and its societal impact Hussite theology and military ideology Crusade rhetoric in Central Europe Textual transmission in religious controversies Conflict resolution in late medieval societies Anti-Hussite polemics and manuscript studies Scientific Awards feature Bourse Andrew W. Mellon (2009) Humboldt Research Fellowship (2012-2014) GA ČR grants for cultural code analysis (2012-2018) Leverhulme Trust project leadership (2013-2015) Teaching Activities encompass special courses at Charles University on crusades, Hussite conflicts, and medieval preaching. He has conducted seminars at Humboldt-Universität Berlin and Palacký University, Olomouc. Publications include monographs like Jan Hus: The Life and Death of a Preacher and Reformní kazatelství a Jakoubek ze Stříbra , alongside edited volumes on late medieval crusades and religious transformations. His scholarship examines textual communities, manuscript networks, and the interplay between faith and violence.

• Literary Studies
• Book History
• Cultural History
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Assoc. Prof. Erika Juríková is a scholar affiliated with the Department of English Language and Literature at Trnava University's Faculty of Arts. She holds roles such as coordinator for the English Language and Anglophone Cultures programs and oversees professional practices. Her research focuses on historical literary texts, book history, and early modern cultural studies, with a particular emphasis on Slovak and Central European intellectual heritage. She has contributed to projects analyzing the historical significance of Trnava University's academic press and its role in scientific knowledge transmission. Her work often intersects with biography studies, archival science, and the intersection of literature with broader cultural and religious movements. Her academic output includes studies on 16th-18th century literature, Latin texts, and the cultural legacy of figures like Matthias Bel. She has published extensively on topics such as the history of book production in Slovakia, urban intellectual networks, and the analysis of occasional literary works. Her articles frequently bridge historical documentation with contemporary scholarly methodologies, offering insights into how historical texts shape our understanding of cultural and educational developments. Key thematic trends in her publications include the analysis of early modern academic institutions, the role of printing presses in knowledge dissemination, and the biographical narratives of historical figures. She also explores the interplay between religious thought and scientific inquiry in historical contexts. Her work contributes to broader discussions about cultural memory, textual preservation, and the evolution of educational systems across centuries.

Miroslav HuťkaView profile

Associate Professor

• Medieval History
• Church History
• Mendicant Orders
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Mgr. Miroslav Huťka, PhD, serves as Associate Professor at the Department of History , Catholic University in Ružomberok . His scholarly focus spans medieval Hungarian and Slovakian history with particular emphasis on mendicant orders, urban identity formation, and material culture. Research Themes: Analysis of mendicant orders’ socio-economic roles in medieval Hungarian cities Armor evolution in 14th-15th century Hungary Canonization processes as tools for mendicant institutional establishment Post-Reformation decline of Augustinian monasteries in Slovakia Monastic library systems and book trade networks Recent Articles explore topics such as the 1358 Augustinian provincial conflict, 15th-century Sallet helmet iconography, and mendicant property management strategies. His co-authored 2022 book Mendicant Orders and Medieval Towns synthesizes decades of research into urban religious dynamics.

Eva MatušovičováView profile

Researcher

• Library Science
• Information Systems
• Educational Technology
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Eva Matušovičová is a Researcher and Head of the Department of Library and Information Services at the Faculty of Arts , University of Pavol Jozef Šafárik in Košice. She has been instrumental in leading library and lending services since the foundation of the University Counselling Centre, while also organizing professional events for academics and librarians. Education : Graduated from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Technical University in Košice, specializing in Automation of Production Process Control Systems. Her professional focus spans library operations, information management, and student services, reflecting her commitment to enhancing academic resource accessibility. She actively participates in Erasmus mobilities for personal development and has completed courses in communication, lecturer skills, and stress management. Scientific Awards : Certificate in Lecturing after graduating from an accredited educational program. Outside work, she enjoys nature, hiking, music, theatre, books, and competes in kynologic sport agility. Her quote, 'I consider information to be a great asset. We are not responsible for what comes to us but we are responsible for what is coming from us,' underscores her philosophy.

Ján ŠaligaView profile

Professor

• Information Science
• Digital Libraries
• Library Systems
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Ján Šaliga serves as a Professor at the Technical University of Košice (TUKE), Slovakia, with primary operational base at the University Library located at Park Komenského 13, Košice. His institutional contact includes email jan.saliga@tuke.sk and phone +421 55 602 2866, confirming active academic engagement. His research focuses on Information Science and Library Systems within technical university environments, specializing in Digital Libraries and academic information management infrastructures. This expertise aligns with TUKE's engineering-oriented context, addressing challenges in scholarly resource organization and access for STEM disciplines. Dr. Šaliga maintains academic visibility through ORCID (0000-0003-3204-6946) and ResearcherID (R-1896-2016) profiles, though specific publications or awards aren't detailed in available institutional records. His role bridges library science with technical education frameworks at one of Slovakia's leading engineering universities.

• Computer Linguistics
• Smart Grids
• Knowledge Evaluation
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Ján Genči serves as an Associate Professor at the Technical University of Košice, maintaining active research operations from Building Letná 9 (Room A510) with contactable email jan.genci@tuke.sk. His academic profile bridges engineering and computational life sciences through four core research thrusts. His interdisciplinary investigations span: Computational analysis of human language structures and applications Intelligent electrical grid optimization and cyber-physical energy systems Methodologies for quantitative knowledge assessment in educational contexts High-throughput protein characterization and functional proteomics Research outputs are cataloged through the University Library repository and accessible via his Publons profile (ResearcherID: 3317792). Current consultation hours remain undefined per institutional records, though active project engagement is indicated through ongoing publications.

• Democracy
• Globalization
• Cross-border cooperation
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Assoc. Prof. Nataliya Maradyk is an Associate Professor at the University of Prešov's Faculty of Arts, affiliated with the Institute of Political Science. She holds a PhD in Political Institutions and Processes from the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv and obtained her associate professor title at Uzhhorod National University's Department of Political Science and Public Administration. Her research focuses on democracy, globalization, cross-border cooperation, and party systems in Central and Eastern Europe. She teaches courses on political philosophy, protection of human rights, and globalization. She collaborates with the Slovak Foreign Policy Association as a political analyst. Education: B.A. in Political Science from Uzhhorod National University; PhD in Political Science from Ivan Franko National University of Lviv. Research Interests: Explores democratic governance structures, impacts of globalization on political systems, and comparative analysis of party systems in post-communist states. Her work emphasizes regional cooperation frameworks and institutional resilience in transitional democracies. Publications: Her works are cataloged in the University of Prešov Library, though specific titles are not listed here. Collaborations: Engages with regional think tanks and policy institutions, contributing to discussions on European integration and political stability in Eastern Europe.

• Public Policy
• Public Administration
• Political Systems
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Mgr. Michal Cirner, PhD., serves as an Assistant Professor and Secretary of the Institute of Political Science at the Faculty of Arts, University of Prešov. He holds a PhD in political theory from the University of Prešov, alongside degrees in political science (B.A., University of Prešov) and public policy/public administration (M.A., Pavol Jozef Šafárik University in Košice). His research focuses on public policy, public administration, and the political and party systems of Slovakia. He teaches courses on public administration, municipal policy, cross-border cooperation, and the political system of Slovakia. He contributes to media as a political analyst, publishing commentaries in Slovak newspapers SME and Denník N, and appearing on public broadcaster RTVS. His work bridges academic research with public discourse, emphasizing contemporary Slovak political dynamics. No specific grants or awards are listed in the provided texts. Publications are indexed in the University of Prešov library catalog.

• Holocaust Studies
• Non-Democratic Regimes
• Electoral Systems
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Gabriel Székely is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Political Science, Faculty of Arts, University of Prešov. He completed his Master's in Political Science in 2011 and earned his PhD (2013–2017) from the same institute. His teaching focuses on electoral systems, political systems and regimes, comparative politics, and the theory and history of diplomacy. His research interests include the Holocaust, non-democratic regimes, electoral systems, and public administration. Occasionally, he serves as a political analyst for media outlets like RTVS. His publications are listed on the University Library website.

Klaudia PaulikováView profile

Assistant Professor

• Didactics of English Language
• Communicative Skills Development
• Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)
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Dr. Klaudia Pauliková is an Assistant Professor at the Department of English Language and Literature, Faculty of Education, J. Selye University. She holds a PhD in Didactics of English Language and Literature from Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra. Her academic career includes roles as an Assistant Professor at both J. Selye University (2022–present) and Constantine the Philosopher University (2020–2022). Her research focuses on didactics of English, emphasizing communicative skills development in primary education. Projects include Contrastive Analysis for teaching pronunciation, formative assessment in digital formats, and Slovak as a Second Language in teacher training. She has contributed to over 26 publications, including articles in international journals and conference proceedings. Key grants include KEGA projects on digital libraries for formative assessment and Slovak as a second language. Her work bridges educational technology and language pedagogy, with a focus on primary school contexts.