Dagmar Janáčová

Professor Dagmar Janáčová serves as a full-time faculty member at Tomas Bata University in Zlín's Faculty of Applied Informatics, where she leads research in the Institute of Automation and Control Engineering. Her academic career spans over three decades with progressive appointments culminating in her 2013 professorship in Machine and Process Control.

Education:

• Secondary School for Tannery in Otrokovice (1979-1983)
• Ing. from Brno University of Technology, Faculty of Technology in Zlín (1983-1987)
• CSc. (PhD equivalent) from Brno University of Technology (1990-1993)
• Habilitation (doc.) in Machine and Process Control from University of Mining and Technology Ostrava (2003)

Research Focus: Professor Janáčová specializes in engineering calculations for transport phenomena with emphasis on heat and mass transfer systems. Her work integrates mathematical modeling of industrial processes, optimization methodologies, and environmental applications—particularly innovative waste recycling technologies. This interdisciplinary research bridges chemical engineering principles with advanced control systems for sustainable industrial solutions.

Professional Leadership:

• Chair of Scientific Council, Czech Metrological Institute (Prague)
• Member of Scientific Council, Faculty of Applied Informatics (UTB)
• Field Board member for doctoral programs in Engineering Informatics, Industrial Systems Management, and Technical Cybernetics
• International committee roles for ICCC, EAI, WSEAS, DAAAM, and ARaP conferences

Global Engagement: Internationally recognized through research stays at Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden, 1995-1996) and Roland Spranz Unternehmensberatung (Germany, 1998-1999), she maintains active collaborations through the Czech Society of Chemical Engineering and multiple international conference committees.