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National Coordinators Team Leader: Vacancy *** Team Members (New) 1) Dr Petr BOB Department of Psychiatry, 1st Faculty of Medicine of Charles University Ke Karlovu 11, 128 00 Prague. e-mail: petrbob@netscape.net Area of Interest: Dissociation and complex partial seizure-like symptoms in depressed patients. Somatoform dissociation in depressed patients according to our research in 151 subjects is closely related with complex partial seizure-like symptoms. These psychosensory symptoms of complex partial epilepsy are most often related to subcortical limbic epileptic discharges measurable by psychological and psychophysiological methods. About 16% of these patients satisfying criteria for epilepsy spectrum disorder are probably positively indicated for anticonvulsant therapy and used diagnostic methods are suitable for pretreatment prediction. In the general theoretical level the term dissociation is also in important relationship in the study of schizophrenia and mechanisms of conscious integration. It is related to modern findings in cognitive neuroscience. 2) Andrea Kozuchova – Bc; Chairman of KOMUNIKUJEME o.s.; Project manager; Experienced trainer3) Daniela Havlickova - Mgr; Expert on the long life learning, nonformal learning, specialisation on 4) Ales Kucera - Expert on the sport and personal development. 5) Iva Havlickova - Ing; Experienced trainer and facilitator at international level, expert for the 6) Eva Havlickova - Trainer, facilitator, expert on media, new trends of information, youth 7) Ondrej Liska - Expert on PR 8) Pending ... ***
*** Team Members (Temporary): 1) Zdenek Kalva. Doctor. Charles University & the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Jilska 1 (entrance Husova 4), 11000 Praha 1. e-mail: kalva@cts.cuni.cz RNDr. Zdenek Kalva, CSc., is active since 1993 to provide students of various origin a deeper insight to boundary problems of physics (cf. two-term CTS courses “To the roots of physics and astronomy” as well as six-term course “Space and time” aimed to the students of the Academy of Social Therapy. He initiated the co-operation with the Center for Ethics of the Tübingen University (since 1997) and was active in organizing trans-disciplinary seminaries with the University of Bristol. In 2003 invited transdisciplinary lectures in two big international conferences (TERMANAL- Slovakia and 9th CCTA – Symposium Poland). Now organizing in Prague the branch of Aberdeen University – department of social artistic therapy. He is a Member of the “Center for Theoretical Study” – Transdisciplinary institute of Charles University in Prague and Czech Academy of Sciences. 2) Prof. Ing. Jaroslav Šesták, MEng., PhD., DSc., was born in Drzkoy in 1938 and received an education in ceramics (1962) and solid state physics (1968) together with a worldwide experience in Sweden (1969) and USA (1970). He devoted his scientific proficiency to experimental and theoretical studies, related to the thermodynamics of materials, particularly in non-equilibrium systems such as glasses. He authored and edited 12 books and monographs, such as "Kinetic Phase Diagrams" (1991) or "Special technologies and Advanced Materials" (1993) and published almost 300 scientific papers that have received over 2000 citations. He is member of various editorial (J. Thermal Analysis, Thermochim. Acta or J. Mining and Metallurgy) and scientific boards. He gave over 150 invited and plenary lectures. He was presented with various scientific awards and medals such as NATAS, USA 1974, Kurnakov, USSR 1985, Bodenheimer, Israel 1988, ICTAC, England 1992, Hanus (Czech Chem. Society) and Heyrovsky (Czech Academy of Science) both in Prague 1998 and 2000. He is a renowned teacher and mentor who has tried to introduce many new methods of interdisciplinary learning (Charles University and Institute of Chemical Technology in Prague, Czech Regional Universities of Pardubice, Liberec and Pilzen, University of New York in Prague and Kyoto University in Japan. He is also a recognized photographer (more than 20 exhibitions home and abroad); some of his art photos are presented in the book "Heat, Thermal Analysis and Society" (published by Nucleus HK) as the chapter's frontispiece. 3) Prof. RNDr, Dr.Rer.Nat. Stanislav Komarek has for long been engaged in the questions associated with the progress of natural sciences (biology) with the dynamics of evolution ideas within the society exhibiting the structure and psychological background of dissemination of individual notions and derived structure of language. This approach has got realization in various lectures and courses for the student of the Faculty of Natural Sciences of UK (e.g., nature, culture and ethics or evaluation biological thinking or the picture of modern mankind in the mirror of modern biology). He is active in co-operating with Austria, Netherlands, etc. Address: Faculty of Natural Sciences Charles University (Přírodovědecká fakulta UK)12000 Praha 2, Viničná 7. e-mail: komarek@natur.cuni.cz 4) Ladislav Hrdy, prom. historian, is long active in the sociology of doings directed to the sociology of cultural and art undertakings. First he was engaged in empirical sociology (research of attendance frequency of concerts 1962-72), information systems in the sphere of music and consequently to problems of activities related to performances (free time in past CSSR, social-economic statistics, etc.). Recently he is lecturing at UK – IZV inter-disciplinary subjects on the classification of doings of mankind and of performance of results, their properties and functions, emotional backgrounds, etc. He uses to involve joint viewpoints of sociology, culturology, anthropology, semantics and informatics. Address: Fakulty of Humanitarien Study Charles University (Fakulta Humanitních Studii UK)15800 Praha 5 – Jinonice, U Kříže 8. e-mail: hrdyladi@fhs.cuni.cz 5) Doc. Dr. Miroslav Holecek. Born February 26, 1961 in Frýdek-Místek. 1986 MS in theoretical physics at the Charles University Prague, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics. 1996 Ph.D. Thesis: Scale dependent continuum theories with applications. 1986-1996 Central Research Institute of Skoda, Pilsen since 1996. University of West Bohemia in Pilsen since 2001 – head of the Institute of Interdisciplinary Studies at the University of West Bohemia. His scientific interest is in development of so called scale approaches in thermodynamics (he formulated the main ideas of scale dependent continuum theories in: Physica A 183, 236 (1992), now detail study of averaging in various contexts : habilitation thesis: Averaging in Continuum Thermomechanics, Pilsen, 2003), he also popularizes science in many lectures, seminars and popular papers, he introduced the well-known Interdisciplinary seminar in Nectiny and is its main organizer. Address: University of West Bohemia – Institute of Interdisciplinary Study (Západočeská Universita – Ústav Mezioborových Studii) 30614 Plzen, Universitní 8. e-mail: holecek@ums.zcu.cz 6) Mgr. Michal V. Hanzelín, (born in 1974) is analytic philosopher and epistemologist. He studied Faculty of Humanities, theory and philosophy of communication and graduated in 2000. He was employed (3 years) by West Bohemian University in Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies Pilsen. He studies philosophy of science and needs for his work the cross-disciplinary confrontation of different scientific branches. Address: University of West Bohemia – Institute of Interdisciplinary Study (Západočeská Universita – Ústav Mezioborových Studii) 30614 Plzen, Universitní 8. e-mail: 7) Dr Marie Dohnalova, MEng, PhD, sociologist and economist, Head of the Department of Social Affairs of the Faculty of Humanities, Charles University, author of 40 articles and reviews, 2 textbooks, involved in the study of interdisciplinary links between social, economic, anthropologic and cultural subjects. Address: Address: Fakulty of Humanitarien Study Charles University (Fakulta Humanitních Studii UK)15800 Praha 5 – Jinonice, U Kříže 8. e-mail: dohnalov@fhs.cuni.cz 8) RNDr.
Peter Zamarovský, CSc. studied physics at Charles University in
Prague. Then he worked in various branches of vacuum physics, chemical physics
and physics of plasma. He taught physics at Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of
Czech Technical University in Prague. Now he works at the Faculty of Electrical
Engineering, where he teaches philosophy and philosophical aspects of science
and technology. His sphere of interest are philosophical aspects of physics and
various interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary areas among disciplines of
natural and social science.
Address: Technical University Prague – Faculty of Electrical Engineering, (Fakulta Elektrotechnicka ČVUT Praha), 166 29 Praha 6 , Zikova 4. e-mail: zamarovs@fel.cvut.cz
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