جستجوی استاد راهنمای دانشگاهی

• Cultural Sociology
• Migration Studies
• Social Inequality
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Prof. Bernadette Nadya Jaworsky is a Professor at the Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social Studies, Masaryk University in Brno, Czechia. Her research focuses on cultural sociology, migration studies, and the intersection of digital technologies with social practices. She leads projects such as People Like Us? A Reverse Sociology of Migration in Czechia (Czech Science Foundation, 2023–2025) and contributes to critical analyses of migration, racialization, and civil sphere dynamics. Her recent work examines geopolitical imaginaries, ethnoracial othering, and meaning-making among marginalized migrant populations. Key Research Themes: Digital sociology and migration Civil sphere theory and symbolic boundaries Postcolonial and decolonial approaches to migration Public perception of migration in Czechia Recent Publications: 2025: Geopolitical imaginaries of migration in Czechia 2024: Ethnoracial othering in Czech civil sphere 2023: Critical cultural sociology of migration monograph

• Architectural Design
• Urban Planning
• Parametric Design
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Jan Kratochvíl serves as a Lecturer at the Department of Drawing within the Faculty of Architecture at Brno University of Technology, where he also holds the position of Vice-dean for BSP and MSP Studies. His academic profile spans architectural design, parametric modeling, and sustainable urban development, with active involvement in both educational and professional projects. His research interests focus on parametric design methodologies , Building Information Modeling (BIM) , and 21st-century library architecture , emphasizing sustainable practices and cultural context. Kratochvíl bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications through projects like Rekonstrukce obecních knihoven and Cesty do Benátek , exploring regional identity and digital design innovation. His publication trends reveal a consistent engagement with architectural theory (e.g., Vitruvian principles in modern contexts) and practical design solutions for residential, public, and cultural spaces. Projects frequently address sustainability, historical preservation, and community-centered design, reflecting his commitment to architecture as a socially responsive discipline. Kratochvíl teaches courses including BIM-NE Computer Skills , Parametric Design , and Marketing for Architects , while leading initiatives like Nové digitální techniky v architektonickém navrhování . His artistic outputs span realized buildings (e.g., Vila v Brně-Jundrově ), competition entries, and exhibitions such as Galerie Zdeňka Buriana , demonstrating applied research in urban and landscape design.

• History of Architecture
• Art History
• Museology
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Professor Pavel Šopák serves as a Professor in the Department of Theory at the Faculty of Architecture, Brno University of Technology. He actively teaches the History of Architecture series (DA1-T to DA4-T) and History of Art (DEU-T) for the 2025/2026 academic year, delivering lectures in Czech across winter and summer semesters. Additionally, he contributes to academic discourse as a Member of the Editorial Board for scholarly publications. His research spans architectural history with deep regional expertise in Moravia and Silesia, focusing on: 19th-20th Century Czech Architecture Museology and Cultural Heritage Preservation Sacral and Urban Architecture Biographical Studies of Architects Architectural Theory and Phenomenology Historical Documentation Methods Analysis of Šopák's 2020-2025 publications reveals a cohesive scholarly trajectory centered on documenting Czech architectural heritage through interdisciplinary lenses. His work consistently examines individual architects (Miloš Laml, Franz Kachler, Adolf Loos), museum evolution (particularly technical museums in Ostrava), and regional architectural character. A defining trend is the integration of architectural history with museology and intellectual history, contextualizing built environments within socio-historical frameworks while emphasizing visual standards, spatial relationships, and cultural identity in Central European contexts.

• Medieval Religious History
• Digital Humanities
• Inquisition Studies
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David Zbíral is Professor and Deputy Head of the Department of Religious Studies at Masaryk University's Faculty of Arts, where he leads research initiatives through the Center for Digital Research on Religion. His academic position involves both administrative leadership and advanced research in medieval religious history with computational methodologies. His research focuses on applying digital humanities approaches to medieval inquisition records, particularly through: Computational analysis of religious dissent and heresy prosecutions Network modeling of social and religious relationships Gender studies in medieval religious contexts Digital reconstruction of historical judicial processes Semantic text modeling of historical documents Zbíral's recent publications demonstrate a strong emphasis on computational methods in historical research, particularly using network analysis, natural language processing, and quantitative approaches to study medieval inquisition records across Europe. His work frequently examines social dynamics, gender patterns, and spatial relationships in religious dissent cases from the 11th to 15th centuries. He leads the DISSINET project (Networks of Dissent), which develops computational models of dissident and inquisitorial cultures in medieval Europe. This interdisciplinary initiative combines historical research with cutting-edge digital methodologies to analyze patterns of religious nonconformism.

• Film Studies
• Cinematography
• Cultural History of Cinema
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Šárka Jelínek Gmiterková, Ph.D., serves as an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Film and Audiovisual Culture within the Faculty of Arts at Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic. Her academic role encompasses teaching and research in film studies, with emphasis on Czech and Central European cinematic traditions. Her research interests focus on cultural history of cinema, memory and nostalgia in audiovisual media, celebrity studies, and costume/fashion in film. She has taught specialized courses including History of Czech Cinematography, Czech New Wave, and Memory and Nostalgia in the Audiovisual Industries, demonstrating expertise in both historical analysis and contemporary media theory. Teaching Scope: Bachelor's/Master's thesis supervision, seminars on film theory, and courses spanning Czech New Wave, French cinema, and melodrama Research Context: Interdisciplinary connections between film history, cultural memory, and visual anthropology No scientific awards were documented in available sources. Dr. Jelínek Gmiterková actively advises student research projects but no specific grants or laboratory affiliations were detailed in the provided institutional records.

• South Slavic Literatures
• Comics Studies
• Translation Studies
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Mgr. Pavel Pilch, Ph.D. serves as Assistant Professor at the Department of Slavic Studies within the Faculty of Arts at Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic. His academic profile combines teaching expertise in South Slavic languages with specialized research in Yugoslavian comics and contemporary Balkan literatures, supported by certification as a court interpreter for Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian languages since 2019. Dr. Pilch completed his academic formation at Masaryk University with a Ph.D. in Theory and History of Slavic Literatures (2021), preceded by Mgr. (2013) and Bc. (2011) degrees in Croatian Language and Literature, and a Bc. in Czech Language and Literature (2010). His graduate theses examined linguistic taboos and translation challenges across Slavic languages, establishing foundations for his current scholarly trajectory. His research centers on Yugoslavian comics history and contemporary Serbian literary production, with significant contributions to translation studies and Balkan cultural analysis. Methodologically, Pilch integrates textual criticism with sociolinguistic frameworks, particularly examining swearing as cross-cultural communication barriers. His fieldwork includes academic residencies at Dubrovnik's Centre for Advanced Academic Studies (2014, 2016) and Belgrade University (2015), focusing on language policy and literary traditions within South Slavic contexts. Analysis of Pilch's 2023-2025 publications reveals expanding interdisciplinary engagement, from core comics studies (e.g., Kája Saudek's narrative techniques) to emerging digital humanities applications (AI in language pedagogy) and urban cultural studies (Brno pub transformations). His work consistently addresses intercultural communication challenges across Slavic linguistic spaces, with increasing attention to visual narrative forms and contemporary cultural phenomena. Dr. Pilch received recognition in 2014 through an Honorable Mention in the Jiří Levý Competition for his Croatian literary translation. Jiří Levý Competition - Honorable Mention (2014) As a supervisor, he currently guides master's theses including research on cybertext variables in Czech-Russian language comparison. His grant portfolio demonstrates sustained institutional support through Masaryk University's Specific Research program since 2021, with principal investigator roles in projects examining Slavic cultural border zones (2023-2025), historical epochs in Slavic cultures (2022), and professional writing for Slavic scholars (2022). Slavic Languages, Literatures and Cultures at the Border of Three Civilizations (MUNI/A/1632/2024) Identity, equivalence and otherness in Slavic languages (MUNI/A/1479/2023) Ideology in Slavic Literatures and Cultures (MUNI/A/1349/2022) Historical Epochs in Slavic Cultures (MUNI/A/1335/2022) Pilch actively contributes to scholarly communities through the Brno-based Porta Balkanica association and co-organization of the annual Croatianist Meetings in Brno, fostering regional networks in South Slavic studies while maintaining collaborative ties with Dubrovnik's academic institutions and Belgrade University's summer programs.

Blanka Altováمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Art Theory
• Aesthetics
• Art History
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Blanka Altová serves as an Assistant Professor within the Department of Theory of Art and Artworks at the Faculty of Humanities, Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic. Her academic position anchors her research and teaching within the university's humanities framework, contributing to critical discourse on artistic practices and theoretical frameworks. Her scholarly focus centers on Art Theory , Aesthetics , Art History , and Contemporary Art , reflecting the department's specialization in critical analysis of visual culture and artistic expression. These interconnected fields drive her pedagogical approach and research methodology within the humanities discipline. While specific publication records and student supervision details are managed internally through Charles University's SIS system, her role demonstrates active engagement in advancing theoretical perspectives on art. The Department of Theory of Art and Artworks provides her institutional context for examining evolving relationships between artistic creation, cultural interpretation, and philosophical inquiry.

Martin Heřmanskýمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Socio-Cultural Anthropology
• Subcultural Studies
• Native American Studies
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Martin Heřmanský is an Assistant Professor at Charles University 's Faculty of Humanities , working in the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology . His research bridges socio-cultural anthropology, subcultural studies, and Native American research. Education: Ph.D. in Anthropology (2012, Charles University) M.A. in General Anthropology (2004, Charles University) B.A. in Liberal Arts and Humanities (2001, Charles University) He investigates subcultures (particularly Czech youth), body modifications, post-rural societies, and AI's impact on academic institutions. His work combines qualitative methods and ethnographic research , with recent focus on resistance in Native American hip hop. His publications span topics like relational identity in subcultures, post-rural transformations, and ethnographic methodology. Key themes include transgression , cultural hybridity , and epistemic critique . Scientific Activities: 2024–present: Member, Academic Senate of Faculty of Humanities 2023–present: AI Institutional Transformation Research Group 2018–present: Research Ethics Committee 2019: Research Fellowship at Montana State University Grants & Projects include studies on Czech youth non-conformity and glocalized collectivities. He co-led institutional programs and contributed to team ethnographies.

Daniel Říhaمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Interactive Media
• Videogame Studies
• Serious Games
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Daniel Říha serves as Assistant Professor at the Department of Theory of Art and Artworks within the Faculty of Humanities, Charles University Prague, holding this position continuously since 2005. His academic foundation includes a Ph.D. (2002) and M.A. (1998) from Charles University's Institute of Information Studies and Librarianship, with doctoral research focusing on collaborative hypermedia environments for scientific communication. His research program integrates Interactive Media, Videogame Studies, Serious Games, and Virtual Reality through interdisciplinary lenses spanning computer science, art theory, and education. Current investigations examine cutscene functionality in game information systems, VR applications in sexuality research, and multi-touch exhibition design, reflecting sustained engagement with digital knowledge representation since his early work on 3D virtual libraries. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2009-2016) reveals consistent thematic evolution toward applied interactive systems, with growing emphasis on therapeutic and educational implementations of virtual environments. His editorial leadership across 12 interdisciplinary volumes demonstrates significant influence in cyberculture and game studies discourse. 2003 Winner of Kunst am Bau International Art Competition for Virtual 3-D Library project As Principal Investigator for Czech Ministry of Education grants (2004-2005) and team member for Czech Grant Agency (2016-2018) and Ministry of Culture projects (2012-2015), he has secured substantial research funding. His academic leadership extends to founding Charles University's New Media Studies discipline and MED Comparative Media Research Group, plus international roles including Director of Publications at Inter-Disciplinary Press (2010-2012) and Cyber Hub Leader (2008-2016). Through projects like the Virtual Museum of Phototelegraphy and INVIPO distance education infrastructure, he has established collaborative networks connecting Czech academic institutions with German, Dutch, Swedish, and Polish universities, operationalizing his theoretical work in international educational contexts.

• Computer Vision
• Image Processing
• Machine Learning
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Prof. Ing. Adam Herout, Ph.D., is a faculty member at the Faculty of Information Technology (FIT) of Brno University of Technology (BUT). He serves as Deputy Head of the Department of Computer Graphics and Multimedia (DCGM), focusing on computer vision, image processing, and 3D reconstruction. His research spans traffic surveillance, augmented reality, and real-time processing, with applications in medical imaging and autonomous systems. Academic Rank: Professor Department: Computer Graphics and Multimedia Email: herout@fit.vut.cz Herout's research interests lie in computer vision, machine learning, and their interdisciplinary applications. He has pioneered techniques for camera calibration using vehicle landmarks, density-based traffic analysis, and medical imaging solutions like cranial implant design. His work combines theoretical advancements with practical implementations in real-time systems. Key trends in his 15 most recent articles (2019–2023) include deep learning for traffic analysis, medical image segmentation, and optimization of computer vision algorithms. Sub-fields span from automated checkout systems to CNN-based AFM data correction, reflecting his interdisciplinary expertise. Scientific recognitions include the Commemorative Medal of FIT BUT (Bronze 2012, Silver 2019) and the Imagine Cup 2013. He leads the Computer Graphics Research Group at FIT and chairs disciplinary committees.

• Structural Bioinformatics
• Data Visualization
• Protein Structure
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David Hoksza is an Associate Professor at the Department of Software Engineering, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University in Prague. His work bridges bioinformatics and computational biology through innovative algorithm and tool development. University: Charles University School: Faculty of Mathematics and Physics Department: Department of Software Engineering His research focuses on structural bioinformatics and data visualization, particularly in protein and RNA structure analysis. He has also contributed to cheminformatics (ligand-based virtual screening), computational genomics (MinION data analysis), and systems biology (molecular network visualization). David has led major projects including the P2Rank framework for ligand-binding site prediction, R2DT for RNA secondary structure visualization, and the Genomics 2 Proteins portal for linking genetic data to protein structures. His publications span high-impact journals like Nucleic Acids Research , Bioinformatics , and Nature Methods . Recent articles highlight his expertise in RNA structure prediction, protein-ligand interactions, and neurodevelopmental disorder analysis. His work emphasizes template-based modeling, machine learning, and web-based tool development. Scientific Awards David actively teaches courses on data visualization and bioinformatics algorithms, with a focus on practical implementation using technologies like D3.js, Tableau, and Python. He contributes to open-source software and maintains a GitHub repository for his tools.

Vladimír Plickaمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Earthquake location
• Empirical Green's function modeling
• Finite-extent seismic sources
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Dr. Vladimír Plicka is a research geophysicist at the Department of Geophysics , Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University in Prague. Since 1999, he has been responsible for seismic station operations in Prague and Greece. His research focuses on earthquake source characterization , seismic wave propagation , and crustal deformation analysis using empirical Green's functions and waveform inversion techniques. PhD in Geophysics (2003, Charles University) Coordinated multinational projects: CzechGeo/EPOS (2016-2019), MOBILITY (2012-2013), Greece geodesy (2007-2009) Key research areas include: Earthquake location with P/S arrival time inversion Finite-source modeling using Empirical Green's Functions Strong motion simulation for seismic hazard assessment Crustal velocity structure from neighborhood algorithm inversions Hybrid seismic simulation combining deterministic and stochastic methods His recent publications show expertise in: Marmara and Hellenic slab intermediate-depth earthquakes Corinth Rift seismic sequence analysis 3D-to-1D crustal model conversion for seismic monitoring North Korea nuclear test source modeling He has developed: Fortran/Matlab tools for source parameter inversion GMT-compatible visualization scripts NonLinLoc uncertainty analysis software

• Geometry Education
• Digital Technologies in Mathematics Education
• Professional Development of Mathematics Teachers

Jarmila Robová is an Associate Professor at the Department of Mathematics Didactics , affiliated with the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics at Charles University in Prague. Her work focuses on enhancing mathematics education through digital technologies and geometric conceptual understanding. Role: Associate Professor University: Charles University School: Faculty of Mathematics and Physics Department: Department of Mathematics Didactics Email: Jarmila.Robova@mff.cuni.cz Office: Karlín Campus, Room K456 Her research interests include: Geometry Education Digital Technologies in Mathematics Education Professional Development of Mathematics Teachers Recent publications highlight the integration of GeoGebra, analysis of geometric misconceptions, and technology-driven pedagogical strategies. She has supervised numerous theses on topics like digital tools in geometry, financial literacy, and innovative teaching methods. Current supervised works explore areas such as: ICT integration in secondary education Web applications for calculus and algebra Student conceptual knowledge in geometry

• Medieval History
• History of Ideas
• Cultural History
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Mgr. Tomáš Borovský, Ph.D. serves as an Assistant Professor at the Institute of History within the Faculty of Arts at Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic. His academic office is located in building A/A.413 at Arna Nováka 1, 602 00 Brno, where he maintains regular consultation hours for students. Dr. Borovský specializes in Medieval History with particular focus on Western Europe during the High and Late Middle Ages. His research interests span multiple dimensions of medieval studies including cultural history, mentalities of the Middle Ages, man-animal relationships in historical context, and medieval visual culture. He actively contributes to the RE:CENT Center for the Study and Popularization of Medieval Visual Culture through external cooperation. His teaching portfolio demonstrates comprehensive coverage of medieval studies, with courses ranging from introductory surveys to advanced specialized seminars. Dr. Borovský regularly supervises both Bachelor's and Master's theses in medieval history, guiding students through research methodology and source analysis. Consultation hours: Tuesdays 1-2 p.m. during winter semester or by appointment Contact: 549 49 3249 | borovsky@phil.muni.cz

• Medieval Art History
• Christian Iconography
• Late Antique Visual Culture
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Zuzana Frantová serves as an Assistant Professor at the Art History Seminar within the Faculty of Arts at Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic. Her institutional affiliation includes active participation in multiple research projects and consistent teaching responsibilities spanning medieval art history and Christian iconography. Her research focuses on Medieval Art History with specialization in Christian Iconography, Late Antique Visual Culture, and Relics and Reliquaries. Frantová examines how visual representations facilitated religious and political transformations during Europe's Christianization, particularly through material culture analysis of goldsmithing, mosaics, and pilgrimage routes. Her work bridges Byzantine influence with Central European artistic developments. Publication trends reveal consistent scholarly output examining visual culture's role in religious transformation, with recent works analyzing emotional representation in Late Antique metalwork, Constantine's image propaganda, and recurring Christological motifs on French pilgrimage routes. Her research integrates material analysis with theological and political context. Active researcher in multiple Masaryk University projects including "Art and Culture in Central Europe" (2024-2025) and "Power, Rituals and Death in the Middle Ages" (2023) Regular supervisor of Bachelor's theses on medieval topics including Christian iconography and relic studies Contributes to professional development through requested lectures and conference presentations Frantová's teaching portfolio demonstrates deep engagement with medieval visual culture through courses like "Medieval Art: From Constantine to Giotto" and specialized seminars on relics in Bohemia and Moravia. Her work connects classroom instruction with active research in Central European art history.