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== Education == | == Education == | ||
+ | * 2007 DSc. (higher doctoral degree received from the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic) | ||
* 1993 Ph.D. in Mathematical Analysis (Charles University, Prague; advisor J. Nečas) | * 1993 Ph.D. in Mathematical Analysis (Charles University, Prague; advisor J. Nečas) | ||
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* Since January 1, 2009 - Professor of Mathematics (Mathematical Analysis), Charles University in Prague (Czech Republic), Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Mathematical Institute of Charles University | * Since January 1, 2009 - Professor of Mathematics (Mathematical Analysis), Charles University in Prague (Czech Republic), Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Mathematical Institute of Charles University | ||
− | * 1998 - 2008 - Associate professor at the | + | * 1998 - 2008 - Associate professor at the Charles University in Prague (Czech Republic), Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Mathematical Institute of Charles University |
− | * Since 1997 - Head of Division of Mathematical Modeling | + | * Since 1997 - Head of Division of Mathematical Modeling, Charles University in Prague (Czech Republic), Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Mathematical Institute of Charles University |
+ | == Professional interests == | ||
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+ | * mathematical analysis | ||
+ | * PDE’s | ||
+ | * fluid mechanics | ||
+ | * continuum thermodynamics | ||
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+ | Four Ph.D. students Petr Častulík, Miroslav Bulíček, Jaroslav Hron and Dalibor Pražák succesfully copleted their PhD studies. | ||
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+ | == Research visits == | ||
− | * | + | * 2007 Université du Toulon du Var, France (1 month) |
− | * | + | * 2005 University of Bonn (1 month) |
+ | * 2004 University of Bonn (2 months) | ||
+ | * 2004 Texas A&M University, College Station, USA (5 months) | ||
+ | * 2003 Texas A&M University, College Station, USA (3 months) | ||
* 2003 Université Marne-la-Valleée, France (1 month) | * 2003 Université Marne-la-Valleée, France (1 month) | ||
− | * | + | * 2002 University of Bonn, Germany (1 month) |
+ | * 2002 University of Köln, Germany (1 week, an invited lecture) | ||
+ | * 2002 University of Parma, Italy (1 week, an invited lecture) | ||
+ | * 2001 University of Bonn, Germany (2 weeks) | ||
+ | * 2001 University of Bonn, Germany (4 weeks) | ||
+ | * 2001 Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany (1 week) | ||
+ | * 2001 Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, USA (a week stay) | ||
+ | * 2001 University of Missouri, Columbia, USA (1 week, an invited lecture) | ||
+ | * 2001 Texas A&M University, College Station, USA (2 weeks ) | ||
+ | * 2000 University of Bonn, Germany (2 weeks) | ||
+ | * 2000 University of Dortmund, Germany (1 week) | ||
+ | * 1999 University of Paris 7, France (1 month) | ||
+ | * 1998 University of Bonn, Germany (1 week) | ||
+ | * 1998 University of Bonn, Germany (1 week) | ||
+ | * 1998 School of Mathematics, University of Minnesota, Mineapolis (USA) (1 week) | ||
+ | * 1997 University of Bonn, Germany (6 weeks) | ||
+ | * 1996 University of Lisbon, Portugal (1 week, an invited lecture) | ||
+ | * 1996 University of Bonn, Germany (1 month) | ||
+ | * 1996 University of Toulon, France (1 month) | ||
+ | * 1995 University of Bonn (1 month) | ||
+ | * 1995 University of Toulon (2 months) | ||
+ | * 1995 University of Zurich, Swiss (1 week, an invited lecture) | ||
+ | * 1995 Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Pittsburgh, USA (1 month) | ||
+ | * 1994 Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Pittsburgh (1 month) | ||
+ | * 1993 University of Toulon (2 weeks) | ||
+ | * 1992 University of Heidelberg (1 week) | ||
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== Honors == | == Honors == | ||
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* The Award of the Bolzano Foundation at the Charles University, for a collection of papers on "A class of non Newtonian fluids", November, 1995 | * The Award of the Bolzano Foundation at the Charles University, for a collection of papers on "A class of non Newtonian fluids", November, 1995 |
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Office Address
- Mathematical Institute
- Charles University in Prague
- Sokolovská 83
- 186 75 Prague 8
- Czech Republic
- Tel: +420 221 913 220 Fax: +420 222 323 394
- malek@karlin.mff.cuni.cz
Education
- 2007 DSc. (higher doctoral degree received from the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic)
- 1993 Ph.D. in Mathematical Analysis (Charles University, Prague; advisor J. Nečas)
Positions
- Since January 1, 2009 - Professor of Mathematics (Mathematical Analysis), Charles University in Prague (Czech Republic), Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Mathematical Institute of Charles University
- 1998 - 2008 - Associate professor at the Charles University in Prague (Czech Republic), Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Mathematical Institute of Charles University
- Since 1997 - Head of Division of Mathematical Modeling, Charles University in Prague (Czech Republic), Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Mathematical Institute of Charles University
Professional interests
- mathematical analysis
- PDE’s
- fluid mechanics
- continuum thermodynamics
Research Projects (last five years)
- Czech Science Foundation: 201/03/0934, 201/06/0352, 201/09/0917 (main investigator) and 201/08/0315, 201/05/0164 (joint investigator);
- Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports: LC06052 The Nečas Center for Mathematical Modeling (2006-2010), center for fundamental research (Main investigator-coordinator);
- EU: project HYKE (2003-2006) - a member of the Training Committee;
Editorial board
- Theoretical and Computational Fluid Mechanics (a member of Advisory Board)
- Applications of Mathematics, Mathematical Problems in Engineering (2006-2007)
- International Journal of Engineering Science
- Differential Equations and Nonlinear Mechanics
- Mathematica Bohemica
- Commentationes Mathematicae Universitatis Carolinae
Advisor
Four Ph.D. students Petr Častulík, Miroslav Bulíček, Jaroslav Hron and Dalibor Pražák succesfully copleted their PhD studies.
Research visits
- 2007 Université du Toulon du Var, France (1 month)
- 2005 University of Bonn (1 month)
- 2004 University of Bonn (2 months)
- 2004 Texas A&M University, College Station, USA (5 months)
- 2003 Texas A&M University, College Station, USA (3 months)
- 2003 Université Marne-la-Valleée, France (1 month)
- 2002 University of Bonn, Germany (1 month)
- 2002 University of Köln, Germany (1 week, an invited lecture)
- 2002 University of Parma, Italy (1 week, an invited lecture)
- 2001 University of Bonn, Germany (2 weeks)
- 2001 University of Bonn, Germany (4 weeks)
- 2001 Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany (1 week)
- 2001 Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, USA (a week stay)
- 2001 University of Missouri, Columbia, USA (1 week, an invited lecture)
- 2001 Texas A&M University, College Station, USA (2 weeks )
- 2000 University of Bonn, Germany (2 weeks)
- 2000 University of Dortmund, Germany (1 week)
- 1999 University of Paris 7, France (1 month)
- 1998 University of Bonn, Germany (1 week)
- 1998 University of Bonn, Germany (1 week)
- 1998 School of Mathematics, University of Minnesota, Mineapolis (USA) (1 week)
- 1997 University of Bonn, Germany (6 weeks)
- 1996 University of Lisbon, Portugal (1 week, an invited lecture)
- 1996 University of Bonn, Germany (1 month)
- 1996 University of Toulon, France (1 month)
- 1995 University of Bonn (1 month)
- 1995 University of Toulon (2 months)
- 1995 University of Zurich, Swiss (1 week, an invited lecture)
- 1995 Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Pittsburgh, USA (1 month)
- 1994 Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Pittsburgh (1 month)
- 1993 University of Toulon (2 weeks)
- 1992 University of Heidelberg (1 week)
Invited lectures during last six years
- Workshop Numerical and Analytical methods in solving non-linear PDE’s, Marne-la-Valleée, July, 2003;
- Workshop on Analysis and Numerics of Non-Newtonian Fluids, Kirchzarten, Germany, April 2003;
- A-HYKE-conference, Vienna, February, 2003;
- Conference SES2004, Lincoln, Nebrasca, USA, October 2004;
- Conference Partial Differential Equations in Mathematical Physics (in memory of O. A. Ladyzhenskaya), Levico (Trento), Italy, October, 2004;
- Seventh RIMS Workshop on Mathematical Analysis in Fluid and Gas Dynamics, Kyoto, Japonsko, July 2005;
- Conference Selfsimilar solutions in nonlinear PDEs, Banach Center, Bedlewo, September 2005;
- SIAM conference on partial differential equations, Boston, USA, July 2006;
- Workshop Partial Differential equations and fluid mechanics, Warwick, UK, May 2007;
- Workshop Modeles math´ematiques en mécanique des fluides, Paris, France, December 2007;
- Conference The 25th Kyushu Symposium of Partial Differential Equations, Kyushu, Japan, January 2008;
- Workshop: Modeling, Simulation and Control of Flows, Heidelberg, May 2008;
- EVEQ2008, international summer school, Prague, June 2008 (series of lectures);
- World Congress of Nonlinear Analysts, Orlando, July 2008;
- Conference Parabolic and Navier-Stokes equations, Bedlewo, Poland, September 2008;
- Workshop Navier-Stokes equations: classical and generalized models at Centre di Ricerca Matematica Ennio De Giorgi, Pisa, Italy , September 2008;
- International Winter School Non-newtonian Fluid Mechanics (series of lectures), Korbielów (Poland), February 2009;