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• 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.

Ladislav VéghView profile

Associate Professor

• Computer Science Education
• Educational Technology
• Artificial Intelligence
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Ladislav Végh, PhD., serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Informatics at the Faculty of Economics and Informatics, J. Selye University in Komárno, Slovakia. With an office in TP3C and contactable via veghl@ujs.sk, he has maintained continuous academic employment at the university since 2005. His academic journey includes university studies in teaching mathematics-informatics at Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra (1994-1999), examina rigorosa in teaching informatics at J. Selye University (2007-2008), and PhD studies in Basics and Methodology of Informatics at ELTE, Budapest (2009-2018). Végh's research focuses on innovative approaches to computer science education, particularly teaching programming through interactive methods. His primary research interests include teaching programming using animations, machine learning applications in education, and artificial intelligence integration in pedagogical contexts. He has consistently explored how game-based learning and visual representations can enhance students' understanding of complex programming concepts, with particular emphasis on algorithmic thinking and object-oriented programming principles. His publication record demonstrates a clear trajectory from foundational work on algorithm animations for teaching sorting concepts toward increasingly sophisticated applications of machine learning and deep learning in educational contexts. Recent publications show expansion into medical informatics applications, cultural heritage preservation through 3D modeling, and pandemic-era educational adaptations, while maintaining his core focus on programming education methodologies. His work frequently appears in reputable international conferences and journals, with growing citation impact. Electronic support of teaching programming (2008-2010) Terminology in e-learning (2009-2011) Modeling and animation-simulation models in e-learning (2011-2013) Modelling, simulation and animation in education (2014-2016) Interactive animation and simulation models in education (2018-2020) Analysis of natural and mathematical education at high schools (2019-2021) Interactive animation and simulation models for deep learning (2021-2023) Intelligent Animation-Simulation Models for Deep Learning (2024-2026) Végh has secured significant research funding through multiple KEGA and VEGA projects, demonstrating sustained research productivity and relevance. His work bridges theoretical computer science concepts with practical educational applications, particularly focusing on how interactive visualizations and game mechanics can transform programming education. His current projects indicate continued exploration of deep learning applications in educational contexts, suggesting an evolving research agenda that maintains educational technology at its core while expanding into more advanced AI methodologies.

• Graph Theory
• Network Analysis
• Mathematics Education
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Jana CORONIČOVÁ HURAJOVÁ serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Quantitative Methods at the Faculty of Economics and Finance, University of Economics in Bratislava. With the academic title RNDr., PhD, she contributes significantly to both teaching and research activities within her department. Her primary research interests focus on graph theory and mathematics education , with particular emphasis on network analysis and centrality measures. Dr. CORONIČOVÁ HURAJOVÁ has published numerous scholarly works examining betweenness centrality, decay centrality, and other graph theoretical concepts, while also exploring applications of quantitative methods in educational settings. Her publication record from 2015-2021 demonstrates consistent scholarly output across mathematics journals and interdisciplinary publications. Her research shows a clear progression from theoretical graph theory toward practical applications in business and educational contexts. Several publications examine centrality measures in networks, while more recent work investigates educational technology and business innovation in Slovak SMEs. Dr. CORONIČOVÁ HURAJOVÁ teaches various mathematics courses including Mathematics, Mathematics 2, Game Theory, and Mathematical Analysis. Her teaching portfolio reflects her dual expertise in theoretical mathematics and practical business applications. She has participated in research projects including KEGA 026EU-4/2021 focused on developing global business literacy for economics and management students, demonstrating her commitment to innovative educational approaches that bridge theoretical knowledge with real-world business applications.

• Generative AI
• Optimization
• UAVs
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Marek Ružička serves as an Assistant Professor at the Technical University of Košice (TUKE), where he teaches Stochastic Modeling and Data Analysis (SMaAD) and Modeling and Prototyping Systems (MaPS) across multiple laboratory sessions and lectures in buildings PK6, L9, and N9. His research spans Generative AI, Optimization, UAVs, 5G telecommunications, and Physical neural networks, with applications in engineering and data science. His research program emphasizes generative models for solving complex physical and engineering problems, particularly using GANs for data synthesis, trajectory correction, and system optimization. He bridges theoretical AI with practical implementations in UAV networks, aerodynamics simulation, and telecommunications infrastructure, demonstrating strong interdisciplinary connections between machine learning and physical systems. Analysis of his 2019-2024 publications reveals consistent focus on generative adversarial networks applied to UAV-based network optimization, physical system modeling (mass-spring systems, car aerodynamics), and data augmentation for mobility datasets. His work shows evolving specialization in deep learning integration with telecommunications (5G) and physical neural networks, with increasing emphasis on real-time optimization and energy efficiency. Scientific Awards: No scientific awards were mentioned in the provided text. Advising and Grants: The source material contains no information regarding graduate students, research grants, or funded projects.

Ivana LennerováView profile

Assistant Professor

• Microeconomics
• Public Choice Theory
• Labor Migration
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Ivana Lennerová is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at the Faculty of Economics and Finance, Bratislava University of Economics and Business. She serves as Secretary of the Department and Administrator of the Program Council for EaP. Her research focuses on microeconomics, public choice theory, and the socioeconomic impacts of migration and EU policies. She actively contributes to academic publishing and educational materials development. Her teaching responsibilities include courses such as Principles of Economics 1 and 2, Microeconomics 2, Methodology of Economics, and Theory of Public Choice. She has participated in significant research projects like 'Competitiveness of Slovakia in EU Conditions' (VEGA 1/0664/20) and 'Integration of Migrants in EU Countries' (VEGA 1/0287/19). Her publications explore topics such as labor migration post-crisis, economic challenges faced by seniors in Slovakia, and the implications of Brexit on Slovakia. She collaborates with institutions like the Bee4R LAB and has contributed to edited volumes and conference proceedings in economics and public policy. Lennerová’s work bridges theoretical economic analysis with practical policy applications, emphasizing EU integration dynamics and socioeconomic equity. She is involved in academic administration and curriculum development, reflecting her commitment to both research and education.

• Inquiry-Based Education
• Technical Education
• Environmental Engineering
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ján Stebila is an Associate Professor and Vice-Dean for Pedagogical Activities at the Faculty of Natural Sciences, Matej Bel University (MBU). He holds dual roles in academic leadership and research, specializing in technical education, STEM pedagogy, and environmental engineering. His work bridges theoretical research with practical applications in sustainable energy, ecological systems, and innovative teaching methodologies. Stebila's research focuses on inquiry-based learning in technical education, emphasizing student engagement through hands-on experimentation and problem-solving. He has contributed to studies on the correlation between theoretical knowledge and practical skills in technical disciplines. His environmental projects include investigations into biofuel efficiency, heavy metal detoxification via biotechnology, and pollutant emission analysis in urban transport systems. His academic career includes collaborations on comparative educational studies between Poland and Slovakia, as well as the development of multimedia teaching tools for technical subjects. Stebila oversees pedagogical policies at MBU and has published extensively on topics ranging from tactile sensor design to forestry ecology. Key areas of expertise include: Innovative educational technologies Renewable energy systems Environmental biotechnology Curriculum development for technical education Interdisciplinary research in engineering and ecology

Denisa DulakováView profile

Professor

• Civil Law
• Contract Law
• Real Estate Law
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Professor Denisa Dulaková, PhD, is affiliated with Paneuropean University's Faculty of Law as a full-time Professor in the Civil Law Department. With expertise in substantive civil law and legal relations to real estate, she contributes to Slovak private law analysis and reform. Her research focuses on Civil Law , particularly Contract Law and Real Estate Law . Recent studies examine private law recodification, mobile homes legislation, and coworking arrangements under Slovak contract law. Her work appears in both domestic Justičná revue and international publications. Professor Dulaková teaches core courses including: Civil Law I & II Real Estate Activity Contracts in Real Estate Practice Real Estate Agent Clinic Civil Law Refresher Course She has authored major commentaries on lease agreements and ownership transfer contracts, contributing to Slovak legal doctrine through monographs and textbooks published by CH Beck, Wolters Kluwer, and Iuris Libri.

Ivan BrezinaView profile

Professor

• Quantitative Economics
• Operational Research
• Economic Modeling
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Ivan Brezina is a Professor and Dean at the Faculty of Economics and Business, Paneuropean University PEVŠ, where he also heads the Institute of International Business. His research focuses on the application of quantitative methods in economic practice, particularly operational research and optimization techniques. His recent work spans topics in computational economics, including ant colony optimization for solving the Traveling Salesman Problem, preference ranking methods for EU country comparisons, and dynamic portfolio models . He explores macroeconomic simulations using panel data and analyzes cybersecurity risks in financial systems. Key subfields of his research include algorithm design, macroeconomic modeling, investment policy, and financial risk analysis. His publications often bridge economics with computer science and operations research.

Miriam AndrejiováView profile

Associate Professor

• Teaching Theory
• Applied Mathematics
• Statistics
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Miriam Andrejiová is an Associate Professor at the Department of Applied Mathematics and Informatics, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Technical University of Košice. Her academic career spans over two decades, with expertise in teaching theory and applied mathematical/statistical methods. PhD in Physics Teaching Theory (2004) Habilitation in Earth Resources Acquisition and Processing (2020) Academic affiliation: Technical University of Košice (since 2000) Andrejiová's research focuses on teaching theory and the application of mathematical and statistical methods in engineering contexts. She has contributed extensively to industrial engineering problems, particularly in conveyor belt mechanics and materials science. Her publications highlight statistical modeling of conveyor belt failure analysis using logistic regression and Naive-Bayes methods, with a strong emphasis on impact loading and rubber composite behavior. These works demonstrate interdisciplinary collaboration between mathematics and mechanical engineering. She supervises numerous students and has participated in multiple research projects, including VEGA, KEGA, APVV, and ITMS initiatives, focusing on mathematical modeling, materials science, and educational innovation.

• Graph Theory
• Logistics
• Operations Research
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RNDr. Erika Fecková Škrabuľáková, PhD , is a researcher and academic at the Institute of Production Process Management and Informatization within the Faculty of Mining, Ecology, Management and Geotechnology at the Technical University of Košice. She is currently undergoing the habilitation procedure to attain the title of Associate Professor, with her thesis and lecture titled Assessment of the potential of using selected graph theory methods in solving logistical problems and tasks . Research Focus: Application of graph theory to logistical optimization, network analysis, and production process management. Habilitation Details: Scheduled on June 12, 2025, at the Faculty’s Congress Room, with opponents from TUKE, VŠB – Technical University of Ostrava, and Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava. Committee Members: Chaired by Prof. Ing. Martin Straka, PhD (TUKE), alongside Prof. Ing. Marek Vochozka, MBA, Ph.D., dr. h. c. (University of Technology and Economics in České Budějovice) and Prof. Ing. Ján Závadský, PhD (EkF UMB Banská Bystrica).

Jozef KraxnerView profile

Researcher

• Glass Science
• Glass Technology
• Energy Efficiency in Glass Manufacturing
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Ing. Jozef Kraxner, PhD, serves as Researcher and Head of the Department of Glass Processing at the Faculty of Industrial Technology, Alexander Dubcek University of Trencin. He is a core member of the EU Horizon 2020-funded FunGlass Centre for Functional and Surface Functionalized Glass, driving industrial-academic collaboration in glass science and technology. His educational foundation includes a PhD in Inorganic Technology and Materials (2005-2008) and Master's in Material Engineering (1999-2005), both from Alexander Dubcek University of Trencin. Doctoral research focused on Physical properties and thermodynamic models of borosilicate glasses and melts , while his Master's thesis examined Viscosity and physical properties of zirconia-containing silicate glasses . Kraxner's research centers on energy-optimized glass manufacturing , with critical contributions to low-emission melting processes, waste-heat recovery systems, and refractory corrosion analysis. His innovative work transforms waste glass into advanced materials including glass-ceramic foams, microspheres, and YAG-based composites via hot-press techniques. This bridges fundamental glass science with industrial problem-solving for sustainable production. Publication analysis reveals dominant themes in YAG material synthesis (60% of recent works), refractory-glass interactions (20%), and doped optical glasses (20%), utilizing flame processing, crystallization kinetics, and spectroscopic methods. His output shows consistent focus on industrial applicability since 2009. As an educator, Kraxner supervises PhD candidates and teaches Inorganic Technologies and Materials II , covering glass production history, melt properties, and manufacturing technology. He maintains active industry partnerships through Horizon 2020 projects like FunGlass, CLiCAM, and EVERGLASS with institutions in Erlangen, Jena, Madrid, and Padova. He contributes to the glass science community through memberships in the Slovak Silicate Society, European Ceramic Society, and Slovak Glass Society, complemented by research stays at Ghent University (2011) and Madrid's ICV-CSIC (2012).

Juraj PapčoView profile

Researcher

• Global Geodesy
• Physical Geodesy
• Satellite Navigation Systems
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Juraj Papčo is a researcher at the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, affiliated with both the Department of Global Geodesy and Geoinformatics at the Faculty of Civil Engineering and the Department of Theoretical Geodesy. His work spans multiple institutions through collaborations with the European Space Agency, German Aerospace Center, and various international universities. Dr. Papčo's research focuses on advanced geodetic techniques, particularly satellite radar interferometry (InSAR) for monitoring ground deformations. His expertise encompasses Global Geodesy, Physical Geodesy, Satellite Navigation Systems, Gravimetry, and Geodynamics. He has made significant contributions to applying these methods for infrastructure monitoring, archaeological prospection, and environmental applications. His publication record shows consistent productivity since the early 2000s, with notable recent work on deformation-induced topographic effects in gravity measurements (2019) and multi-temporal InSAR techniques for structural health monitoring (2014). His research demonstrates a strong trend toward practical applications of geodetic science in solving real-world problems across diverse domains. Dr. Papčo has led multiple significant research projects including ESA Earth Observation Principal Investigator Project EOPI-9981 and DLR project LAN 1583. His international collaborations span Europe, Africa, and Asia, demonstrating the global relevance of his work in satellite-based deformation monitoring. As an educator, he teaches Global Geodesy, Geodynamics, and GIS in Building Sciences, while supervising practical exercises in Remote Sensing, Gravimetry, and field techniques. His research group operates the InSAR.space platform, supporting advanced deformation monitoring applications using satellite radar technology.

Tibor KmeťView profile

Professor

• Applied Informatics
• Neural Networks
• Mathematical Modeling
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Professor Tibor Kmeť is a distinguished academic at J. Selye University's Faculty of Economics and Informatics, where he serves as a Professor in the Department of Informatics. He has been affiliated with the university since 2006 and holds significant responsibilities as the person responsible for multiple study programs including Teaching of Informatics, Applied Informatics, and Theory of Teaching Mathematics and Informatics. Dr. Kmeť completed his higher education at Comenius University in Bratislava, where he earned his degree in Mathematics from the Faculty of Science (1975-1980), followed by rigorous examinations (1981), doctoral studies (1984-1987), and habilitation (1996), all in Mathematics. In 2006, he completed his professorial inauguration at Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra in the Theory of Mathematics Education. His research spans multiple domains at the intersection of mathematics, computer science, and education. Professor Kmeť has made significant contributions to neural network applications in solving complex mathematical problems, particularly in optimal control theory and epidemiological modeling. His work on applying computational methods to educational contexts, especially in mathematics education, demonstrates his commitment to bridging theoretical research with practical applications. He has also conducted important research in geometry education, developing methods for visual explanation in dynamic geometry environments. An analysis of his recent publications reveals a consistent focus on applying neural networks and computational methods to solve complex mathematical problems. His research trajectory shows progression from foundational work on neural network solutions for optimal control problems to more applied work in epidemiological modeling and educational technology. The interdisciplinary nature of his work is evident in publications spanning computer science, mathematics, epidemiology, and education journals. Professor Kmeť has successfully led multiple research projects including 'Digital Smart Household' (2019-2020), 'Creation of 3D Model Based on Drone Photographs Using Photometric Method' (2019-2021), and 'Modeling Stock Market Rates Using Neural Networks' (2020-2021), demonstrating his ability to secure research funding and lead projects with practical applications. His academic career includes previous positions at Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra (1992-2017) and the Institute of Experimental Biology and Ecology SAS Bratislava (1980-1992), where he served as an independent scientific worker and researcher. This diverse background has informed his interdisciplinary research approach that combines mathematical rigor with practical applications in various domains.

Ivan BrezinaView profile

Professor

• Operations Research
• Econometrics
• Logistics Optimization
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Prof. Ing. Ivan Brezina, CSc. is a Professor at the Department of Operations Research and Econometrics, Faculty of Economic Informatics, University of Economics Bratislava. His academic career spans over three decades, with roles including assistant (1990–1999), Associate Professor (1999–2011), and Professor (2011–present). Ing. (Economic-Mathematical Calculations), Vysoká škola ekonomická v Bratislave, Fakulta riadenia (1985) CSc. (Management and Planning Theory), Vysoká škola ekonomická v Bratislave, Fakulta riadenia (1990) Doc. (Quantitative Methods in Economics), University of Economics (1999) Professor (Econometrics and Operations Research), University of Economics (2011) His research focuses on operations research, econometrics, logistics optimization, and financial modeling. Key projects include APVV-SRB 18 (electric mobility logistics, 2019–2021), VEGA 1/0245/15 (emission reduction transport planning, 2015–2018), and VEGA 1/0339/20 (hidden Markov models in finance, 2020–2022). Publications include 39 registered in WoS/Scopus with 125 citations. Recent articles address agricultural optimization (2020), green finance (2025), and reverse logistics (2019). He has delivered 16 international/national invited lectures and participated in 2019–2024 grants like VEGA 1/0373/18 (big data analytics) and Visegrád Fund Project No. 21830031 (SimplexV4 tool development). President, Slovak Society for Operations Research (2020–present) Editorial Board, Central European Journal of Operations Research (2014–2020) Member, editorial councils of multiple journals International mobilities include ERASMUS stays at VŠE Praha (2013, 2017, 2022), TEMPUS (1993), and lecture stays in Uzbekistan (2022), Kazakhstan (2023), and Serbia (2024).