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Mihail Konstantinovمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• differential and operator equations
• control theory
• matrix theory
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Prof. Dr. Math. Mihail Konstantinov serves as a Part-time Professor of Mathematics in the Department of Mathematics at the Faculty of Transport Engineering, University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (UACEG). He has maintained academic positions at UACEG since 1985, progressing from Assistant (1985-1986) to Associate Professor (1987-2001) and full Professor (2002-present). He has held significant administrative roles including Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Transport Engineering (1989-1999, 2005-2012) and Vice-Rector of UACEG (1999-2003). His educational background includes: Master of Mathematics from Plovdiv University "P. Hilendarski" (1981) Doctor of Mathematics from the Institute of Mathematics and Mechanics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (1986) Professor Konstantinov's research spans multiple mathematical disciplines with particular emphasis on differential and operator equations, control theory, matrix theory, and numerical methods. His work bridges theoretical mathematics with practical engineering applications, especially in transport design. He has developed expertise in both traditional mathematical analysis and modern computational approaches using MATLAB, Maple, and MATHEMATICA. His scientific interests also extend to voting theory and mathematical education, reflecting his dual commitment to academic research and practical societal applications. With over 530 scientific publications including more than 300 in refereed journals, his scholarly output demonstrates remarkable breadth across mathematical disciplines. His work shows consistent focus on numerical analysis, matrix computations, and control systems, with increasing emphasis on computational methods and educational applications in recent decades. The integration of his mathematical expertise with electoral system design represents a unique interdisciplinary contribution. His scientific recognitions include: Individual impact factor exceeding 42 Over 1,500 citations by Bulgarian and international researchers Membership in specialized scientific councils at the Bulgarian Accreditation Commission (1991-2009) Extensive service as reviewer for national and international journals Participation in the international scientific network NICONET (Numerics In COntrol NETwork) Professor Konstantinov has supervised doctoral students both in Bulgaria and internationally, though specific student names aren't documented in the provided information. His administrative contributions extend beyond academia into national governance, where he has served on Central Election Commissions for parliamentary, presidential, and local elections (1991-2011), including as Deputy Chairperson (2003-2009). He has also advised the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) since 1997 and contributed to the development of Bulgaria's electoral legislation. His professional activities demonstrate a unique synthesis of advanced mathematical research, engineering education, and practical application in electoral systems design. This interdisciplinary approach has positioned him as a key figure bridging theoretical mathematics with real-world governance challenges in Bulgaria.

• Mechatronics
• Electrical Engineering
• Computer Systems
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Dr. Antoaneta Ivanova Hinova serves as a Senior Lecturer at Technical University - Gabrovo, specifically within the Technical College - Lovech, where she is part of the Mechanical Engineering, Computer Systems and Electrical Engineering Department. With a Doctorate in Technical Sciences, she has established herself as a dedicated academic with significant contributions to engineering education and research. Her research interests span multiple technical domains with a strong focus on mechatronics, electrical engineering, and innovative educational technologies. She has particularly emphasized the application of artificial intelligence in technical education, computer graphics, and the development of practical educational tools for non-electronic specialties. Her work demonstrates a consistent commitment to improving engineering education through technological integration. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong trend toward integrating emerging technologies like AI into traditional engineering education, with particular attention to practical applications that enhance student learning experiences. Her research spans both theoretical foundations and practical implementations, with significant work in simulation environments like MATLAB/Simulink, electronic circuit design, and energy systems optimization. Dr. Hinova has actively supervised numerous students, overseeing 44 diploma works across various technical disciplines. Her involvement in 10 research projects from 2012-2024 demonstrates sustained research activity, particularly in developing educational laboratory equipment, mechatronic systems, and ICT-based educational solutions. She has also authored two significant educational books and numerous scientific publications that bridge theoretical knowledge with practical applications. Her work in developing laboratory demonstration modules, particularly for mechatronic elements and electromechanical devices, has significantly contributed to enhancing the educational infrastructure at Technical College - Lovech. Her research extends to practical applications in automotive systems, energy efficiency, and security systems, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to engineering education and research.

Miroslav Leventov Kokalarovمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Photogrammetry and stereophotogrammetry
• Metrology and measurement systems
• Mechanical engineering applications
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Miroslav Leventov Kokalarov is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Instrumentation Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Instrumentation Engineering, Technical University - Gabrovo. He serves as the Responsible for Admission of Candidates at the faculty and maintains an active research profile in metrology and mechanical engineering applications. Dr. Kokalarov's research focuses on photogrammetric and stereophotogrammetric measurement methods, with particular emphasis on their application in mechanical engineering, industrial production, and heavy machinery. His work spans multiple areas including: Precision measurement systems for mechanical components Error analysis and uncertainty budgeting in measurement processes Contactless measurement techniques for gears and complex geometries Application of photogrammetry in deformation analysis of engineering structures Development of cost-effective measurement methodologies using standard equipment His recent publications (2022-2024) show a strong trend toward practical industrial applications of photogrammetric methods, with increasing focus on real-time monitoring, integration with standard computational devices, and optimization for specific industrial contexts. The research demonstrates a clear progression from theoretical foundations to practical implementation across various mechanical engineering domains. Dr. Kokalarov has supervised numerous diploma theses, as evidenced by his written reviews of at least 10 student works covering topics from risk management to mechanical design and quality control systems. His supervisory work spans multiple engineering disciplines, indicating a broad advisory role within the university.