جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Experimental Economics
• Behavioral Economics
• Game Theory
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Maroš Servátka is a Professor at the Department of Finance, Faculty of Economics and Finance, University of Economics in Bratislava. He previously held academic positions at Macquarie Graduate School of Management (2015–2024), University of Canterbury (2007–2015), and University of Mannheim (2006). His research spans experimental economics, behavioral economics, game theory, and finance, with a focus on decision-making, procrastination, market design, and trust. Education: PhD in Economics, 2015, Macquarie Graduate School of Management PhD in Economics, 2006, University of Arizona Master’s in Quantitative Methods and Information Systems, 2000, School Glówna Handlowa Research Interests: Servátka’s work explores behavioral and experimental economics, particularly how psychological factors and institutional designs affect economic decisions. He has investigated topics like tax compliance, charitable giving, project scheduling accuracy, and market equilibrium adjustments. Article Trends: His recent publications (2021–2023) emphasize behavioral nudges, scheduling efficiency, and institutional designs to mitigate economic inefficiencies. Earlier works focus on game theory, fairness, and market mechanisms. Grants and Projects: Commonwealth Bank of Australia (2022–2026): Financial Decision Making of Young Australians VEGA (Slovak Ministry, 2021–2025): Psychological Nudges and Tax Compliance Slovak Research and Development Agency (2020–2024): Evidence-Based Policy Making Czech Science Foundation (2020–2022): Unintended Consequences of Promotions IFREE (2019–2020): Natural-Resource Windfalls and Accountability Organizational Experience: He is a member of the University of Alaska Anchorage Experimental Economics Laboratory (since 2019), FAME Council (Group for Research in Applied Economics, since 2020), the Slovak Economic Association (since 2013), and serves on the editorial board of the Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics (since 2013).

• European Integration
• Public Administration
• Agricultural Policy
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Ľubica Rumanovská is an Associate Professor and Chief Official at the Institute of European Policies and Public Administration within the Faculty of European Studies and Regional Development at the Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra. Her research focuses on the intersection of European policy frameworks and Slovak implementation contexts, with particular expertise in: European Union integration processes and educational applications Agricultural policy and Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) mechanisms Land use patterns and sustainable development strategies Public administration reform in Central European contexts Economic impacts of EU funding mechanisms Dr. Rumanovská actively participates in major European research initiatives across multiple funding programs. Her work demonstrates strong connections between theoretical policy frameworks and practical implementation challenges in Slovak agriculture and regional contexts. Notable project leadership includes: Principal investigator for Jean Monnet project on European integration in Slovak schools (2012-2013) Supervisor for research on CAP EU support mechanisms and agricultural land markets (2017-2019) Key researcher in Horizon Europe's EUROPE-LAND project on sustainable land-use strategies (2023-2027) Scientific lead for Slovak Recovery and Resilience Plan projects on land use patterns (2024-2026)

Olha Madyarمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Slovak-Ukrainian contrastive linguistics
• Translation studies
• Slovak as a foreign language
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Olha Madyar is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Central European Studies, Faculty of Arts, University of Presov. She holds a PhD in Slavic Languages from the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (2007) and a scientific-pedagogical title of Associate Professor in Slovak Philology (2015). Her academic career includes roles at Uzhhorod National University (2006–2016) before transitioning to the University of Presov in 2019. Research focuses on Slovak-Ukrainian contrastive linguistics, translation studies, and Slovak as a foreign language. Key projects include VEGA-funded work on anthroponymic categories in Slavic languages and KEGA research on Slovak as a second language for Ukrainian students. She has authored/co-authored monographs and peer-reviewed articles addressing gender categorization in Slavic languages, cultural translation challenges, and lexical adaptation. Teaching expertise includes courses in Slovak language practice, translation, and cultural studies. International collaborations include research stays at the University of Presov’s Institute of Slovak Studies and participation in bilateral academic agreements between Ukrainian and Slovak institutions.

Dusan Janakمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Classical Sociology
• Sociological Theory
• Social Philosophy
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Dusan Janak is an Associate Professor at the Department of Sociology, Faculty of Arts, Comenius University in Bratislava , and also holds a position at the Faculty of Regional Development and International Relations, Mendel University in Brno . His career spans institutions in Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Hungary, with a focus on classical sociology, social theory, and environmental sociology. Education : PhD in Sociology from Masaryk University (2008), MA (2004), and BA (2002). Research Grants : Led projects on culinary heritage (2018-2022), social exclusion (2013-2017), and animal sociology (2024-2026). Research Interests include the institutionalization of sociology in Central Europe, qualitative methods, and the intersection of nature and culture. His recent work explores interspecies relations and environmental sociology. Publications highlight historical sociology, methodological debates, and Central European identity. He has authored monographs like Klasická sociologie ve střední Evropě and co-edited studies on Roma communities and social exclusion. Teaching covers history of classical sociology, environmental sociology, and qualitative research methods at bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels. He supervises 9 bachelor’s, 5 master’s, and 2 PhD students.

• Additive Manufacturing
• Biomass Compaction
• Material Science
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Prof. Ing. Juraj Beniak, PhD is a leading academic at the Institute of Production Engineering and Production Quality (Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, STU). He serves as a Professor CSc., PhD and holds external collaborator roles at the Institute of Computer Engineering and Applied Informatics (FIIT) and the Institute of Manufacturing Technologies (MTF). His research bridges mechanical engineering and sustainable production. Office: U.V.I.P. SjF, Office 537 Contact: +421 2 57296 537 | +421 905 593 953 (mobile) Beniak's research focuses on additive manufacturing , biomass compaction , and smart production technologies . He investigates 3D printing parameter optimization, surface modification techniques, and composite material development from renewable sources. His work addresses both industrial applications and environmental sustainability through advanced manufacturing. Key projects include: OP R&I: Automation in freight railway vehicle production (2019–2023) APVV-18-0527: Additive manufacturing technology development (2019–2022) Recovery Plan: AI-driven waste management systems (2024–2026) As a KEGA grant guarantor and APVV co-investigator , he leads initiatives in CAx education, virtual laboratories, and biofuel production optimization. His contributions span from experimental equipment design to mathematical modeling of compaction processes.

• Quantum Master Equations
• Quantum Cryptography
• Mathematical Physics
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Anton Trushechkin is a Leading Researcher at the Steklov Mathematical Institute and Professor at Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology. His work bridges mathematical physics and quantum information science, with breakthrough contributions to quantum master equations and quantum cryptography security proofs. Research develops rigorous mathematical frameworks for open quantum systems, including derivations of quantum kinetic equations applicable to non-Markovian regimes. Created security proofs for practical quantum key distribution protocols that account for real-world device imperfections. Awards and Honors: Moscow Government Award for Young Scientists (2022) CIHR Postdoctoral Fellowship BrainsCAN Postdoctoral Fellowship Teaches quantum computation and quantum cryptography courses while supervising graduate students in mathematical physics. Currently leads research on quantum network correlations at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf.

Michal Bočákمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Media Studies
• Discourse Analysis
• Gender Studies
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Michal Bočák is an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication and Media Studies at the Faculty of Arts, University of Prešov in Prešov, Slovakia. He also serves as a visiting lecturer in gender and queer studies at the Department of Journalism, Palacký University in Olomouc, Czech Republic. His academic career includes serving as Vice-Dean for Educational Affairs (2021-2023) and previously as chair of the Department of Communication and Media Studies (2012-2021). Bočák earned his PhD in general linguistics from the University of Prešov in 2008, followed by a habilitation procedure in general linguistics in 2020. His educational background includes an MA in phonetics & media studies from the University of Prešov (2005). His research primarily focuses on media representations of identities, particularly gender and sexuality, discourse theory, and methods of discourse analysis. He has conducted extensive analysis of culinary magazines and television news formats, examining how they construct representations of food, tradition, and national identity. His work bridges semiotics, cultural studies, and media theory, with particular attention to queer theory applications in media analysis. Bočák's publications demonstrate a consistent focus on discourse analysis frameworks, with significant contributions to understanding how media texts construct meaning through intertextuality, representation, and discursive positioning. His work spans traditional media formats like television news to digital spaces including web pornography. As an editorial board member for Media Studies: Journal for Critical Media Inquiry and Jazyk a kultúra [Language and Culture], Bočák actively contributes to scholarly discourse in his field. He is also a member of the Center for Cultural, Media and Communication Studies in Olomouc, Czech Republic. His academic leadership includes serving as Vice-Dean for Educational Affairs and previously as department chair, demonstrating his commitment to academic administration alongside his research and teaching responsibilities. His work editing conference proceedings and academic collections shows his engagement with the broader scholarly community.

• Medieval Philosophy
• Medieval Reception of Aristotle
• History of Marriage and Family
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Pavel Blažek is a medievalist and historian of medieval thought affiliated with the Institute of Philosophy at the Czech Academy of Sciences. He serves as deputy head of the Department for the Study of Ancient and Medieval Thought and coordinates the TRANSED research group for medieval philosophical and theological text editions. He collaborates on the critical edition of Durand of Saint-Pourçain's Sentences commentary at the University of Cologne's Thomas-Institut since 2015. University College London (BA Hons, 1996) Université Catholique de Louvain (DEA, 1997) Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena (Dr. Phil., 2004) His research specializes in the medieval reception of Aristotle, the history of marriage and family in medieval thought, moral philosophy, and biblical exegesis. He has edited significant texts like Bartholomew of Bruges' Economics commentary and Jan Streler's theological writings, with ongoing work on De pomo commentaries. Selected publications demonstrate expertise in pseudo-Aristotelian texts, medieval household treatises, and theological virtues. Awards include Alexander von Humboldt and Andrew Mellon fellowships, while grants involve projects like 'Abrahamic Women: Polygamy in Medieval Theology.' Academic leadership roles in Czech Academy of Sciences and Charles University's Theological Faculty International conference organizer (Leeds Medieval Congress) Editorial board member of journals like Archa Verbi and Studia Mediaevalia Bohemica

Anna Michálkováمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Regional Tourism
• Destination Management
• Tourism Economics
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Anna Michálková is an Associate Professor at the Department of Tourism, Faculty of Commerce, Bratislava University of Economics and Business. Her expertise spans regional tourism, destination management, and tourism economics, with a focus on sustainable development and innovation. Education: Study stays at University of St. Gallen (Switzerland), University of Economics in Vienna (Austria), and University Lüneburg (Germany). Her research investigates institutional frameworks for destination management, tourism cluster dynamics, and economic impacts of tourism, particularly in crisis periods. She emphasizes stakeholder cooperation, societal value metrics, and sustainable growth strategies. Key trends in her publications include regional policy integration, gazelle enterprises in tourism, and cross-border collaboration. She has led projects like KEGA 034EU-4/2020 on innovative teaching methods and VEGA grants on competitiveness and innovation. Anna supervises bachelor and master programs in tourism management, teaches case studies in German, and collaborates with institutions across Europe. Her work bridges academia and practice through projects with local governments and tourism organizations.

• English Pronunciation Teaching
• Technology-Enhanced Language Learning
• Phonetics and Phonology
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Assoc. Prof. Hana Vančová, PhD., is a dedicated academic at Trnava University's Faculty of Education, where she has served as an Associate Professor in the Department of English Language and Literature since 2013 (promoted from Assistant Professor following her 2022 habilitation). Currently Deputy Head of Department for Education, she oversees curriculum development and serves as study advisor for single-subject and combined English language teacher education programs at bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels. Her institutional commitment spans over a decade with full-time employment since 2013. Education: 2004–2009: Master of Arts (Mgr.) in English Language and Literature – Slovak Language and Literature, Faculty of Education, Trnava University 2009–2012: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD.) in Pedagogy, Faculty of Education, Trnava University 2019: Professional Development: "Teaching languages in the digital era: the best apps, web platforms and ICT solutions for learning languages", Institute for Training, Employability and Mobile Learning Hana Vančová's scholarly work centers on English pronunciation pedagogy , with pioneering research in technology-enhanced instruction . Her primary domains include phonetics and phonology , lexicology , and digital language learning tools , investigating how AI, mobile applications, and multimedia resources optimize pronunciation acquisition. She bridges theoretical linguistics with practical classroom applications through ergonomic educational design, emphasizing learner-centered methodologies that address sociolinguistic factors like accent identity and intelligibility. Her habilitation thesis established her as a key innovator in pronunciation technology. Analysis of Vančová's publication trajectory (2014-2024) reveals a decisive shift from foundational studies on Slovak learners' pronunciation errors toward cutting-edge research on AI-driven pronunciation training. Her recent work explores karaoke-based methods and ethical AI implementation in CALL (Computer-Assisted Language Learning), highlighting human-AI interaction dynamics. The consistent thread is her commitment to making pronunciation instruction accessible through technological innovation, with publications increasingly addressing inclusivity, ethical considerations, and ergonomic design in digital language learning environments. While no specific scientific awards are documented beyond her academic promotion, Vančová's habilitation procedure—evaluated by an international committee including scholars from Poland, Czech Republic, and Slovakia—represents significant scholarly recognition. Her work has received 36 citations (14 foreign, 22 domestic) as of 2021. As study advisor for English language teacher training programs, Vančová mentors students across bachelor's, master's, and doctoral studies, guiding curriculum development for profile subjects in phonetics, lexicology, and digital language education. She maintains structured consultation hours (Wednesdays 10:00-11:30, study advising 11:30-13:00 via MS Teams) and demonstrates sustained research productivity through monographs, textbooks, and peer-reviewed articles. Though specific grant funding isn't detailed, her habilitation thesis exemplifies capacity for substantial scholarly projects with practical pedagogical impact. No dedicated laboratories or formal research teams are documented; Vančová's academic activities operate within the Department of English Language and Literature framework, focusing on individual research initiatives and departmental leadership in educational technology integration.

• Number theory
• Mathematics education
• Theory of densities and distribution functions of sequences
• +۲ مورد دیگر

János Tóth is University Professor and Rector of Selye János University in Komárno, Slovakia. He simultaneously heads the Department of Mathematics within the Faculty of Economics and Informatics. Education 1986 – MSc in Mathematical Analysis, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Comenius University, Bratislava 1998 – PhD in Algebra and Number Theory, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Comenius University, Bratislava 1999 – RNDr. (rigorosum), Constantine the Philosopher University, Nitra 1998 – Habilitation (docent), Constantine the Philosopher University, Nitra 2018 – Full Professorship (prof.), Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics, Comenius University, Bratislava Research interests Professor Tóth’s core research lies in number-theoretic aspects of density and distribution of sequences, including asymptotic and weighted densities, ratio sets and their distribution functions. He has extended these investigations into fuzzy measures and the theory of maldistributed sequences. Parallel to this, he maintains an active line of research in mathematics education, focusing on the didactics of mathematics and informatics at both undergraduate and doctoral levels. Publication trends His 126 registered outputs (200+ citations) concentrate on four interconnected strands: (i) asymptotic and weighted densities, (ii) distribution functions of ratio and block sequences, (iii) fuzzy measures and their limit behaviour, and (iv) applications of these theories in Diophantine approximation and probabilistic number theory. The work is published in leading journals such as Acta Arithmetica , Journal of Number Theory , Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications and Rocky Mountain Journal of Mathematics . Grants & leadership Principal investigator on VEGA grants 1/4006/07, 1/0753/10, 1/1022/12, KEGA 3/3080/05, APVV SK-HU-0009-08, SK-CZ-0075-11 and others (2005–2023) Team member or leader on Czech GAČR projects 201/01/0471, 201/04/0381, 201/07/0199 and on the research intent VZ MSM 6198898701 Current rector of Selye János University (2025– ) and earlier vice-rector for development (2017–2025) Laboratories & teams Professor Tóth leads the research group in Number Theory and Mathematical Analysis at the Department of Mathematics, coordinates the doctoral programme in Theory of Teaching Mathematics and Informatics, and oversees the university-wide research support infrastructure as institutional leader.

• Practice Theory
• Organizational Studies
• Healthcare Innovation
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Davide Nicolini is a Professor of Organization Studies and Director of the IKON Organisation and Work Group at Warwick Business School, University of Warwick. He concurrently serves as a Visiting Professor at BI Norwegian Business School in Oslo. His prior affiliations include faculty positions at the University of Trento (Italy) and a senior social scientist role at the Tavistock Institute of Human Relations in London, where he developed extensive experience in action-learning program design and action-research interventions. Professor Nicolini's research centers on practice-based approaches to understanding organizational phenomena through the lens of everyday work practices. He investigates how knowing, learning, and change emerge in complex environments—particularly healthcare systems—with significant contributions to innovation processes, safety management, and ethical decision-making frameworks. His work bridges theoretical rigor with practical application, employing ethnographic methods to uncover the micro-foundations of organizational life while advancing action-based methodologies for systemic change. His recent scholarly output reveals strong thematic continuity across publications spanning ethics, attention dynamics, and evidence mobilization. Articles like 'What is the right thing to do?' and 'Towards a practice-theoretical view of attention' demonstrate his focus on situated ethical sensemaking and cognitive processes in organizational contexts. The recurring healthcare setting in his work highlights practical relevance, while methodological innovations in video-based research and diffraction approaches showcase theoretical advancement. As Director of the IKON Organisation and Work Group, Professor Nicolini leads a research collective dedicated to exploring practice theory applications in organizational transformation. The group actively engages in collaborative projects that translate theoretical insights into practical interventions, particularly for improving complex systems like healthcare organizations through action-research methodologies.

• Common Agricultural Policy
• Rural Development
• EU Regional Policy
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Ľubica Harakaľová is an Assistant Professor at the Department of International Economic Relations and Economic Diplomacy, Faculty of International Relations, University of Economics in Bratislava. Her academic work focuses on European Union policies, including the Common Agricultural Policy, rural development, regional and social frameworks, education policy, and budgetary mechanisms. Projects: Deputy Leader of 'CEE Countries in Europe: Towards Center or Periphery' (2019) with China-CEE Institute Researcher for 'Environmental Diplomacy and Geopolitics' (Horizon 2020 Twining Project EDGE 692413, 2016–2018) Project Leader for 'Modern World Economy Textbook' (EU-4/2015, 2015–2016) She teaches courses such as European Union 1, European Union 2, and European Studies, emphasizing practical applications of EU policy frameworks.

• History
• European History
• Slovak History

PhDr. Anna Falisová, CSc. is a researcher at the Institute of History of the Slovak Academy of Sciences in Bratislava, Slovakia. Her work focuses on historical research within the social and cultural sciences division of the academy. Institute: Institute of History (Slovak Academy of Sciences) Location: Klemensova 19, P.O. Box 198, Slovak Republic Contact: histfali@savba.sk Research interests include broad historical disciplines such as European history and Slovak history. Her work contributes to understanding historical events and their impact on cultural development.

• Consumer behavior
• Retail management
• Image research
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Professor Vanda Lieskovská is a faculty member at the Department of Commercial Entrepreneurship, Faculty of Commerce, University of Economics in Bratislava. She holds the academic rank of Professor and has maintained an active research and teaching career spanning several decades with a focus on marketing applications across various domains. Professor Lieskovská's research interests encompass consumer behavior, retail management, image research, marketing in university practice, green marketing, health policy applications, marketing communication, and sensory marketing. Her scholarly work demonstrates particular expertise in applying marketing principles to healthcare contexts, sustainable development initiatives, and consumer behavior analysis in both traditional and emerging markets. Analysis of Professor Lieskovská's publication record reveals a clear trajectory from foundational marketing and consumer behavior research toward more specialized applications in healthcare marketing, sustainable development, and sensory marketing. Her recent work shows increasing emphasis on interdisciplinary approaches that bridge marketing theory with public health, economic policy, and sustainability science. She has published extensively in both Slovak academic venues and international journals, with publications ranging from theoretical explorations to practical applications of marketing concepts. Throughout her career, Professor Lieskovská has led numerous significant research projects including multiple VEGA projects, KEGA projects, and international collaborations with institutions across Europe. Her work has been supported by substantial research funding, reflecting the academic community's recognition of her contributions to marketing scholarship and practice. Professor Lieskovská has maintained active engagement with the academic community through service on scientific councils, editorial boards, and various professional committees. Her international collaborations and lecture visits across Europe demonstrate her commitment to advancing marketing knowledge through cross-cultural academic exchange and practical application in diverse business environments.