Andrej Dupaľ is a Professor at the Faculty of Business Management , University of Economics in Bratislava , specializing in the Department of Production Management and Logistics . His career spans over four decades, with roles including Assistant, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, and Professor at the same institution. He holds advanced degrees in Sectoral and Cross-Sectional Economies (1994) and Business Management and Economics (2005), with a focus on industrial economics and sustainable production practices. Education: Second Degree: Sectoral and Cross-Sectional Economies, Industrial Economics and Management (1978), College of Economics Bratislava Third Degree: Business Management and Economics (1987), College of Economics Bratislava Associate Professor: Sectoral and Cross-Sectional Economies (1994), University of Economics in Bratislava Professor: Business Management and Economics (2005), University of Economics in Bratislava Research Interests center on production management, logistics optimization, and sustainable development in industrial contexts. His work integrates economic theory with practical applications, particularly in reverse logistics, green supply chains, and Industry 4.0 technologies. Over the past six years, his projects on reverse logistics and innovation centers highlight his commitment to enhancing corporate competitiveness through environmental tools. Article Trends show a focus on sustainability, logistics systems, and economic transitions. Key topics include reverse logistics, circular economy, waste-to-energy strategies, and Industry 4.0 integration in production sectors. Grants and Projects include leadership of VEGA 1/0305/15 (2015–2017): Impact of environmental tools on business competitiveness VEGA 1/0375/20 (2020–2022): Industry 4.0 in Slovak production management International Mobility includes study stays at Université Lyon II (1983–1984) Université Libre de Bruxelles (1990) École Supérieure de Commerce de Lyon (1992) Stevens Institute of Technology (1996)
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John Sopoci is a full Professor at the Department of Sociology, Faculty of Arts, Comenius University in Bratislava. A leading scholar in sociological theory and social inequalities, he has led major national research projects including Educational Pathways of Young People (APVV-20-0449) and Social Stratification in Slovakia (GA VEGA 1/0062/15). His work combines theoretical frameworks with empirical analysis of post-communist transformation and comparative studies. Birth Year: 1955 Education: PhD in Sociology (1987), Associate Professor (1998), Professor (2008) His research spans social stratification , political sociology , and organizational theory , often analyzing class dynamics, interest groups, and educational pathways. Recent publications focus on secondary education choice and modern society theories. As an educator, he teaches Sociological Theory , Politics in Society , and supervises bachelor's and master's theses. He serves on academic committees and editorial boards, including the journal Sociológia (1996–present).
- Climate Change
- Meteorology
- Hydrology
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Professor Milan Lapin is a faculty member at the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics, Comenius University in Bratislava. His academic work focuses on climate science with specialization in meteorological drought analysis and regional climate modeling in Slovakia. Office F1-371 serves as his primary workplace within the university's Mlynská dolina campus. Professor Lapin's research interests center on climate change impacts, particularly examining evapotranspiration patterns, drought development, and long-term climate variability across Slovakia. His methodological approach combines empirical data analysis with prognostic modeling to address practical challenges in water resource management and agricultural planning under changing climate conditions. Recent work emphasizes identifying uncertainties in climate projections while developing actionable adaptation strategies. Professor Lapin teaches two core courses: General Climatology (Tuesdays 9:00-11:15) and Physics of the Earth's Climate System (Wednesdays 12:20-14:35), both delivered at the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics. His publication record demonstrates consistent output in climate science journals and conference proceedings, with recent articles analyzing evapotranspiration trends (2023), drought prognosis (2017), and climate change consequences (2017). While specific grant information isn't available in the provided materials, his research appears focused on national climate challenges in Slovakia.
Michal Jankovičمشاهده پروفایل
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- Marketing
- Consumer Behavior
- Logistics
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Michal Jankovič serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Marketing at the Faculty of Economics, University of Economics in Bratislava, with office Room 5A.30 and consultation hours Tuesday 9:30-11:00. His pedagogical responsibilities include: Distribution in marketing Distribution and logistics Research focuses span Marketing, Consumer Behavior, Logistics, Sustainable Business, Consumer Neuroscience, and Intelligent Systems, evidenced by active participation in two major projects: VEGA 1/0046/20: Consumer attitude towards electromobility on the Slovak car market (led by Prof. Ing. Ferdinand Daňo, PhD.) VEGA 1/0354/22: Consumer Neuroscience for optimizing sustainable business via intelligent systems (2022-2024, led by Prof. Ing. E. Hanuláková, PhD.) No scientific awards are documented in the source material. Grant involvement is limited to the cited VEGA projects, with no student advising records provided. Organizational affiliations show no dedicated labs or research teams mentioned.
Attila Tóthمشاهده پروفایل
دانشیار
Attila Tóth is an accomplished Associate Professor and Head of the Institute of Landscape Architecture at the Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra's Faculty of Horticulture and Landscape Engineering. With extensive international experience including research positions at BOKU University in Vienna and RWTH Aachen University, he has established himself as a leading expert in green infrastructure planning, design and implementation across multiple European contexts. His educational background includes advanced studies at TU Wien (Spatial Planning and Landscape Architecture), BOKU University (Landscape Planning), and Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra (Garden and Landscape Architecture). This strong foundation has enabled his research expertise in cultural, historical and sacred landscapes, urban agriculture, nature-based solutions, and ecosystem services, with fieldwork conducted across Austria, Germany, New Zealand, Slovakia, and Spain. Tóth's research portfolio demonstrates consistent focus on practical application, with particular attention to green infrastructure as a cross-scale strategy bridging planning and design. His work examines how landscape architecture can address contemporary challenges including climate adaptation, urban resilience, and sustainable development through research by design approaches. Recent publications reveal growing emphasis on participatory planning processes, forgotten urban spaces, water-sensitive design, and peri-urban landscape transformation. As a recognized scholar with 188 publications and nearly 100,000 reads on ResearchGate, Tóth has received prestigious awards including the Action Austria-Slovakia Postdoc Scholarship and Green Talents Research Stay. His professional influence extends through leadership roles as ECLAS Contact Person for SUA Nitra, Chair and Board Member of LE:NOTRE Institute, and IFLA Europe Vice President for Education. His academic work integrates teaching with practical implementation through projects like the Living Laboratory of Green Innovations in Landscape Architecture, demonstrating commitment to translating research into tangible landscape solutions. Tóth maintains active collaboration with international institutions while focusing on regional Slovak contexts, particularly addressing challenges in Nitra and surrounding areas through accessibility studies, housing estate green spaces, and rural village transformations.