جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Philosophy of Science
• Emergence
• Evolutionary Theory
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Dr. Vladimír Havlík is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Philosophy, Masaryk University, and a researcher at the Institute of Philosophy of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic since 1991. His academic career spans philosophy of science, emergence theory, and evolutionary epistemology. Education: PhDr. in Philosophy (1986, Charles University), CSc. (1990, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences) Key roles: Secretary of the Czech Committee for Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science, computer network administrator at the Institute of Philosophy Dr. Havlík's research focuses on the philosophical foundations of science, particularly emergence, evolutionary theory, and the status of special sciences. His work critically examines reductionism, physicalism, and the methodology of cosmology, often bridging physics with metaphysical analysis. His publications analyze the interplay between logical positivism, scientific rationality, and interdisciplinary ontological principles. He has taught courses on philosophy of science, history of physics, and methodological seminars at the University of West Bohemia and Masaryk University. As a translator and editor, he has contributed to disseminating key texts in analytical philosophy, including works by Schlick, Waismann, Popper, and Feyerabend. His academic engagement extends to organizing symposia and serving on institutional IT commissions.

• Social Dialogue
• Collective Bargaining
• Labour Market
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Monika Čambáliková is a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute for Sociology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, Slovak Republic. She holds the academic title of Professor and is actively engaged in research on social dialogue, collective bargaining, labor market dynamics, and civil society. Her work contributes to the sociological and policy-oriented understanding of labor relations and social governance in Central Europe. Her research interests focus on social dialogue , collective bargaining , and the role of civil society in shaping labor market outcomes. These areas are central to contemporary debates on industrial relations, social cohesion, and democratic participation in economic governance. Her scholarly work is situated at the intersection of sociology, political economy, and public policy. Although no recent publications are listed in the provided material, her research domain suggests a strong engagement with qualitative and policy-analytical methodologies in the social sciences, particularly within post-transition European contexts. Her institutional affiliation with the Slovak Academy of Sciences places her within a leading national research framework. There are no scientific awards mentioned in the available text. Monika Čambáliková advises students and contributes to academic training, though specific advisees are not listed. She has not been noted to lead any formal grants or projects in the provided content. She is affiliated with the Institute for Sociology, a key research unit within the Slovak Academy of Sciences, which conducts foundational and applied research in social structures, institutions, and transformations in Slovak and broader Central European society.

Róbert Macoمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• History of Philosophy
• German Classical Philosophy
• 19th Century Philosophy
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Róbert Maco, PhD , is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Philosophy and History of Philosophy , Faculty of Arts, Comenius University, Bratislava. His expertise spans German classical philosophy , history of 19th and 20th century philosophy , and philosophy of mathematics/physics . He leads research projects on naturalism and realism in philosophy of science and contributes to journals like FILOZOFIA . Education: BA in Philosophy (1993–1998), Comenius University PhD in History of Philosophy (2001), Comenius University Research Focus: Maco explores naturalism as a philosophical program, symbolic forms in Cassirer’s work, and intersections between philosophy and exact sciences . His publications address mathematical objects , phenomenology , and epistemological intuition . Scientific Awards: Jan Hus Educational Foundation Scholarship (2009–2010) Grants and Projects: APVV-22-0397 (2023–2027): Naturalism and constructivism as competing/complementary programs APVV-18-0178 (2019–2023): Naturalism as universal philosophical program (Researcher) VEGA 1/0461/15 (2015–2017): Cognitive intuition as philosophical problem

• Business Economics
• Waste Management
• Sustainable Development
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Michal Stričík is an Associate Professor at the Department of Commercial Entrepreneurship within the Faculty of Commercial Entrepreneurship at the University of Economics in Bratislava. He serves as a study advisor for the second-degree program in Corporate Financial Management (CFM-Michalovce) and teaches courses including Environmental Economics, Green Marketing, Hospitality Management, and Regional Development. Research Interests : Business economics, waste management, sustainable development, environmental economics, and regional development, with a focus on municipal waste policy, citizen behavior, industrial energy efficiency, and food safety. Publications span topics such as sustainable waste systems, consumer behavior analytics, and antimicrobial food preservation. His work integrates environmental economics with practical applications in business and regional planning. Scientific projects include grants like VEGA 1/0450/24 and KEGA 035EU-4/2022 , emphasizing policy adaptation and post-pandemic sustainability challenges. No formal awards are listed in the provided text.

Radim Hladíkمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Quantitative Science Studies
• Digital Humanities
• Text Analytics
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Radim Hladík is a Researcher at the Centre for Science, Technology, and Society Studies within the Institute of Philosophy of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague. He serves as the coordinator of the LINDAT/CLARIAH-CZ working group , an editor of the Theory of Science journal , and the chair of the Czech Association for Digital Humanities . PhD in Sociology (Charles University, 2011) MA in Media Studies (Charles University, 2006) Fulbright Student Fellow (Columbia University, 2009–2010) JSPS Postdoctoral Fellow (National Institute of Informatics, 2017–2019) His research focuses on quantitative science studies , text analytics , digital humanities , and scholarly communication , with a particular interest in how science funding and open science principles shape research practices. He develops open-source software Requal for qualitative data analysis and advocates for computational methods in social sciences. The recent publications highlight his work in topic modeling , scientometric analysis , and reproducibility frameworks . He also organizes workshops on enhancing qualitative analysis reproducibility and contributes to software development for academic research. Scientific Awards : Fulbright Student Fellow (2009–2010) JSPS Postdoctoral Fellow (2017–2019) Hladík has previously held roles as scientific secretary at IP CAS and executive editor of the Theory of Science journal. He has taught at Charles University , Film and TV School of Academy of Performing Arts , Czech Technical University , and University of Finance and Administration , covering topics like post-socialism , collective memory , and social media studies .

• Generative AI
• Optimization
• UAVs
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Marek Ružička serves as an Assistant Professor at the Technical University of Košice (TUKE), where he teaches Stochastic Modeling and Data Analysis (SMaAD) and Modeling and Prototyping Systems (MaPS) across multiple laboratory sessions and lectures in buildings PK6, L9, and N9. His research spans Generative AI, Optimization, UAVs, 5G telecommunications, and Physical neural networks, with applications in engineering and data science. His research program emphasizes generative models for solving complex physical and engineering problems, particularly using GANs for data synthesis, trajectory correction, and system optimization. He bridges theoretical AI with practical implementations in UAV networks, aerodynamics simulation, and telecommunications infrastructure, demonstrating strong interdisciplinary connections between machine learning and physical systems. Analysis of his 2019-2024 publications reveals consistent focus on generative adversarial networks applied to UAV-based network optimization, physical system modeling (mass-spring systems, car aerodynamics), and data augmentation for mobility datasets. His work shows evolving specialization in deep learning integration with telecommunications (5G) and physical neural networks, with increasing emphasis on real-time optimization and energy efficiency. Scientific Awards: No scientific awards were mentioned in the provided text. Advising and Grants: The source material contains no information regarding graduate students, research grants, or funded projects.

Martin Alexyمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Financial Econometrics
• Credit Risk Modeling
• Sovereign Credit Ratings
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Martin Alexy is an Associate Professor at the Department of Finance within the Faculty of Economics and Finance at Bratislava University of Economics and Business. He also serves as Head of Section and Deputy Head of the Department for Science Development in the Business Finance Section. His research focuses on financial econometrics, sovereign credit ratings, enterprise failure prediction, and composite index construction. Alexy teaches courses such as 'Základy finančnej ekonometrie' (Basics of Financial Econometrics) and 'Riziko a neistota vo financiách' (Risk and Uncertainty in Finance). His research explores topics like sovereign credit rating determinants, machine learning applications in SME failure prediction, and total factor productivity analysis in Europe. Notable contributions include work on Altman’s Z’-Score models adaptation for Slovak SMEs and gender diversity in private firms. Alexy collaborates with institutions like the SecureDataLab and Bee4R LAB, focusing on behavioral economics experiments and data-driven financial analysis. His publications span journals like Studies in Economics and Finance , Ekonomický časopis , and Acta Oeconomica , with recent focus on machine learning applications in financial modeling and regional economic dynamics. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts. Alexy’s advising and grant activities are not detailed here, but his research group actively participates in projects related to financial risk assessment and regional development. He contributes to the EAPG Working Paper Series and maintains academic partnerships through Erasmus agreements and framework collaborations.

Petr Koťátkoمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Philosophy of Language
• Philosophy of Mind
• Analytical Philosophy
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Petr Koťátko is a prominent Professor of Analytical Philosophy at the Faculty of Philosophy, Charles University , and has served as Head of the Department of Analytical Philosophy at the Institute of Philosophy, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic since 1990. His academic journey began with studies in classical languages at Brno-Královo pole Grammar School (1970–1974), followed by a degree in Arts from Masaryk University (1974–1979) and postgraduate research at the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences (1979–1983). He earned his PhDr. in 1981 and CSc. (equivalent to PhD) in 1983, later achieving the rank of Associate Professor (1998) and Professor (2008) at Charles University. His research spans philosophy of language , philosophy of mind , interpretation theory , and analytical philosophy . He has led major grant projects including Language, Reality, Fiction (2009–2012) and Texts and Discourses (2003–2005), focusing on meaning, reference, and fictional epistemology. A key organizer of international conferences like Questions for Quine (1995) and Fictionality-Possibility-Reality (2010), he has also fostered academic exchange through initiatives like the Jan Hus Foundation lecture series. Koťátko’s pedagogical career includes teaching logic at Masaryk University (1981–1983), philosophy of language at Université de Fribourg (1992), and decades of lectures at Charles University. His work often intersects with literature, exemplified by his fictional books Casanova (2007) and Worms' World (2010), blending analytical rigor with narrative experimentation . He remains a vocal advocate for public research funding through movements like Science Lives! and has collaborated with institutions in Prague, Oxford, and beyond.

• Philosophy of language
• Philosophy of art
• Aesthetics
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Tomáš Koblížek is a researcher at the Department of Analytical Philosophy of the Institute of Philosophy, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic in Prague, where he has been a member since 2011 and Deputy Head since 2020. He completed his Ph.D. in Comparative Literature at the Faculty of Arts, Charles University (2008–2014) and his Master’s degree at the same faculty (2002–2008). He has held visiting positions at École normale supérieure and CNRS in Paris (as Professeur invité in 2022), Institut Jean-Nicod , Institut des Textes et Manuscrits Modernes , University of Washington in Seattle, and St Mary's University College in London. His research straddles the philosophy of language and philosophy of art , converging on ethics and political philosophy . Core topics include hate speech, disinformation, propaganda, censorship, freedom of speech, ethical assessment of controversial artworks, and the cognitive and affective dimensions of aesthetic experience . Among his notable works are the French monograph La conscience interne de la langue (2021), the edited volume The Aesthetic Illusion in Literature and the Arts (2017), and the article Ethical Flaws in Artworks (2022). His publications investigate how language can inflict harm, how art can be morally problematic, and how aesthetic and ethical values interact. Scientific awards include the Josef Hlávka Prize (2011) and the Director’s Award for science popularisation (2022). He coordinates international workshops and conferences, serves on evaluation committees for Czech and European grant agencies, and is an active member of editorial boards and scientific councils such as Revue Reflexe and CEFRES Scientific Board . His current grants include the bilateral CAS-Polish Academy project Bridging a Divide (2024–2026) and participation in the Czech OP JAK CoRe consortium (2023–2028). Planned studies focus on anonymity in hate speech, pragmatic theories of hate speech, conspiracy theories, and revised models for balancing free speech. Since 2011 he has organised numerous visiting lectures by foreign scholars at the Institute and hosts regular public lectures on aesthetics and the ethics of language.

• Financial Management
• Performance and Competitiveness of Enterprises
• Financial Markets
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Roland Weiss is an Associate Professor at the University of Economics in Bratislava , specifically affiliated with the Faculty of Business Economics with seat in Košice and the Department of Corporate Financial Management . His work spans financial management, risk analysis, and enterprise performance metrics. Key research areas: SME financing, financial markets, logistics management, and modern educational tools. Recent publications focus on cross-sectoral risk analysis, cost optimization in mining, comparative housing loan regulation, and agro-tourism development. Projects include initiatives aligned with Industry 4.0 logistics education and modern educational tools for technical graduates. No scientific awards or student advisement details are mentioned in the text.

• Econometrics
• Statistics
• Operations Research
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Ondrej Kováč is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Quantitative Methods within the Faculty of Economics and Finance at the University of Economics in Bratislava. He specializes in quantitative economics and teaches courses in Mathematics and Mathematical Analysis , focusing on foundational mathematical tools for economic modeling and data analysis. Academic Rank: Assistant Professor Department: Quantitative Methods University: University of Economics in Bratislava Research Areas: Econometrics, Statistics, Operations Research, Mathematical Analysis While no specific scientific awards or publications are detailed in the provided text, his role emphasizes training students in rigorous analytical methods critical for economic research and policy analysis. The faculty’s broader mission includes advancing quantitative approaches in business and economics education, aligning with his expertise.

• Corpus linguistics
• Machine translation
• Semantic analysis
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doc. Svitlana Goloshchuk, PhD is a Researcher at the Department of Intercultural Communication within the Faculty of Applied Languages at the University of Economics in Bratislava . She previously held academic roles as Assistant Professor and Associate Professor at Lviv Polytechnic National University (2012-2022), and earlier positions as Instructor at Lviv Polytechnic and Lviv University of Management and Law. Second Degree Higher Education: English Language and Literature , Ivan Franko National University of Lviv (2001) Third Degree Higher Education: Filology (Germanic Languages) , Ivan Franko National University of Lviv (2011) Her research spans corpus linguistics , machine translation , and language technology , with interdisciplinary applications in financial market analysis , sign language recognition , and international relations . Recent work includes LSTM-based translation models, semantic analysis of Ukrainian text, and migration securitization studies. She actively integrates machine learning with linguistic theory across domains. Her scientific output includes 8 Web of Science/Scopus-indexed publications (32 citations) and collaborations with researchers like Victoria Vysotska and Roman Holoshchuk. Projects range from NLP-driven socialization systems to digital pedagogy in online language instruction. While current awards and student supervision details are unspecified, her career reflects a blend of academic rigor and technical innovation.