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• Quantitative Analysis
• Business Environment
• Market Research
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Miroslava Barkóciová serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Quantitative Methods at the Faculty of Economics and Finance, University of Economics in Bratislava. Based in Michalovce, she teaches a comprehensive range of courses including Quantitative Analysis and Forecasts, Human Resource Management, Market Research, Statistics, Management, Quality Management in IS, Management Informatics, Corporate Planning, and Corporate Finance. Her research focuses on the intersection of quantitative business analysis, economic environments, and computational methods. Dr. Barkóciová has established expertise in analyzing business environments across Central European contexts, particularly within the Visegrád Group countries, while also exploring the application of programming languages like Python in business evaluation frameworks. Her work bridges traditional economic analysis with modern computational approaches, creating valuable interdisciplinary insights. Dr. Barkóciová's recent publications demonstrate a consistent research trajectory examining business environments through both theoretical and practical lenses. Her work on V4 countries, hybrid threats to business performance, SME dynamics in the EU, and computational business evaluation reveals a cohesive research agenda focused on enhancing business decision-making through quantitative methods. She actively participates in research projects including 'Analysis of Tourist Service Consumers' Attitudes to Waste and Their Consequences for Sustainable Tourism Development in V4 Countries' (I-22-106-00) and 'Achieving the Goals of the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda under the Influence of the Global COVID-19 Pandemic' (KEGA 035EU-4/2022), demonstrating her commitment to addressing contemporary economic challenges with scholarly rigor.

• source code quality metrics
• programmer knowledge profiles
• computer games design and development
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Emília Pietriková serves as an Associate Professor at the Technical University of Košice (TUKE), Slovakia, with her office located in building L9, room A511. Her contact details include phone number +421 55 602 2554 and email emilia.pietrikova@tuke.sk, with consultation hours available by agreement. She actively teaches the course "Computer Game Design and Development" (GameDev), conducting laboratory exercises and lectures for students. Her research spans four critical domains in computer science and education: Rigorous metrics for evaluating source code quality and software maintainability Development of knowledge profiles to assess and enhance programmer competencies Innovative methodologies in computer games design and development Comprehensive quality assessment frameworks for higher education across formal academic programs and informal learning environments Dr. Pietriková contributes to cutting-edge research as a participant in the project "Developing architectural knowledge across the edge–cloud continuum," investigating knowledge evolution in distributed computing systems from edge devices to cloud infrastructure. Her scholarly profile is documented on Publons (ResearcherID: O-4272-2019).

Peter StankoView profile

Professor

• Dentistry
• Oral Surgery
• Maxillofacial Surgery
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Peter Stanko is a Professor at the Faculty of Medicine, Comenius University in Bratislava, specializing in dentistry and oral surgery. He teaches various courses across different classes of the Dentistry program including Orthopaedic Dentistry, Gerontostomatology, Oral Surgery, Dental Materials and Technologies, Maxillofacial Surgery, and Dental Implantology. His primary academic focus encompasses: Dentistry for General Medicine (3rd Class) Topographic Anatomy of the Head and Neck Orthopaedic Dentistry (6th Class, 72 clinical hours) Gerontostomatology (Dentistry for elderly patients) Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (4th-6th Classes) Dental Implantology (6th Class) Dental Materials and Technologies His scholarly output reveals an intriguing interdisciplinary pattern. While his teaching responsibilities center on dental education, his research publications span cardiology, hypertension, and sleep medicine. This suggests either significant cross-disciplinary collaboration or possibly a namesake researcher, given the substantial difference between his dental teaching focus and cardiovascular research topics. Dr. Stanko has developed comprehensive educational materials following the European Credit Transfer System, with courses ranging from 12 to 72 hours of instruction culminating in examinations worth 1-4 ECTS credits.

Ivan PolášekView profile

Associate Professor

• Software Engineering
• Virtual and Augmented Reality
• Software Modeling
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Ivan Polášek is a part-time Associate Professor at the Department of Applied Informatics within the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics at Comenius University in Bratislava. His institutional affiliations include membership in the Division of Theory and System Design. His research explores: Software modeling and visualization techniques Virtual/augmented reality applications in software engineering AI-driven optimization of software design and refactoring Collaborative development methodologies Design pattern analysis and anti-pattern detection Recent publications (2017-2024) demonstrate strong focus on VR-supported collaborative design, executable software models, and communication methodologies in team-based development environments. He teaches undergraduate courses in agile development and software architectures, while leading research seminars. No awards or supervised students are documented in available sources. Polášek contributes to the INNOVAITE research project and maintains collaborations with European institutions including researchers from the Netherlands, France, and Sweden.

• Linguistics
• Cultural Studies
• Slavic Languages
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Alja Lipavic Oštir is a full Professor at the Faculty of Arts, University of Constantine the Philosopher in Nitra (UCM), specializing in Foreign Languages and Cultures (Study Program 7357). Her appointment as Professor was finalized on December 10, 2019, following a rigorous habilitation and inauguration process initiated in May 2018. Her research focuses on linguistic and cultural frameworks within Slavic language studies, with emphasis on philological methodologies and cross-cultural communication. The interdisciplinary nature of her work bridges theoretical linguistics with practical cultural analysis. Professor Lipavic Oštir's academic validation involved rigorous peer review by an international commission including: Prof. Libuše Spáčilová (Palacký University), Prof. Lenka Vaňková (University of Ostrava), and Prof. Ladislav Sisák (Prešov). The Faculty of Arts Scientific Council officially conferred her professorship after comprehensive evaluation of her scholarly contributions. She actively participates in institutional academic governance as evidenced by ongoing faculty proceedings and recent scholarship program initiatives at UCM as of September 2025.