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Alice Kliková is a researcher at the Center for Phenomenological Research (a joint institution of the Faculty of Arts, Charles University and the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic) and teaches Introduction to Hermeneutics at the Faculty of Humanities, Charles University. With a dual background in Mathematics and Philosophy, she bridges computational science and hermeneutic theory.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Mathematics, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University (2000)
- RNDr. (Doctor of Natural Sciences), Faculty of Music and Dramatic Arts, Charles University (2000)
- Master's in Integral Human Studies (Philosophical Anthropology focus), Faculty of Humanities, Charles University
- Mgr. in Mathematics, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University (1997)
- Doctoral studies in Philosophy under dual supervision at University of Paris X, Nanterre
Her research integrates mathematical modeling of fluid dynamics with philosophical hermeneutics and phenomenology. Early work focused on adaptive methods for Euler/Navier-Stokes equations, while recent scholarship examines Czech science policy and civil society. This interdisciplinary approach reveals deep connections between computational precision and interpretive frameworks in understanding complex systems.
Publications show a clear trajectory from technical computational mathematics (adaptive mesh refinement, error estimation) to philosophical-social critique (science policy, hermeneutics). The mathematical works emphasize numerical robustness in fluid dynamics, while later articles analyze societal structures through phenomenological lenses—demonstrating how methodological rigor transcends disciplinary boundaries.
Scientific Awards:
- Josef Hlávka Prize (2000)
- 'Talent 97' recognition by Czech Education Minister (1998)
- European Commission scholarship for Young European Forum (1998)
- French government research scholarships (1998, 2000-2001)
- Multiple Dean's extraordinary scholarships (1997-1999)
Kliková secured significant international funding including French government doctoral scholarships and CEFRES research grants. She co-organizes student debate forums on EU integration and Czech politics since 1999 and served as Impuls 99 spokesperson (2000). While no formal advisees are documented, her industry collaboration with BENZ HMB Czech since 1995 demonstrates applied research impact in paper industry control systems.
As a core member of the Center for Phenomenological Research and the Student Club at the Center for Theoretical Studies, she bridges academic theory with civic engagement through regular seminars on hermeneutics, mathematical modeling, and methodology of human/natural sciences.
