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2. Historie a současnost katedry fyziky stavební fakulty ČVUT v Praze

Creator:
Vodák, František
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Kratochvil, Jan, 1934-, Demo, Pavel, 1953-, Mikš, Antonín, 1946-, České vysoké učení technické v Praze., Stavební fakulta., Katedra fyziky, vysoké technické školy, teoretická fyzika, výzkumné projekty, technical universities, theoretical physics, research projects, 6, and 53
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Czech
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František Vodák.
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3. První rok 7. rámcového programu

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Perglová, Táňa
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Věda. Všeobecnosti. Základy vědy a kultury. Vědecká práce, Štěpánek, František, 1974-, Evropská unie., Rámcový program pro výzkum a technologický rozvoj, 7., Česká styčná kancelář pro výzkum a vývoj v Bruselu (projekt), výzkum a vývoj, výzkumné projekty, granty, research and development, research projects, grants-in-aid, 12, and 00
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Czech
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The European Committee officially started The 7th Framework Program at the beginning of 2007 and its newsflash is a program Ideas which is basically focused on "border research". The European Research Board announced and will evaluate Starting Independent Researcher Grant that was forwarded to independent research with an excellent research idea seeking to create or consolidte their research team. The call-up was very successful and the EC obtained totally 5,167 projects from which were chosen the best 250 (including two Czech candidates). Doc. František Štěpánek (Institute of Chemical Technology in Prague) was able to get financial support for the project. At present Dr. Štěpánek works in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the Imperial College, London, UK. and Táňa Perglová.
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4. Současné projekty a terénní výzkumy Balkanologického ústavu Srbské akademie věd a umění (SANU) - tradice a inovace

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Luković, Miloš
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Serbia, Institute for Balkan Studies of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, field esearch, and research projects
Language:
Czech
Description:
The institute for Balkan studies at the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts was founded in 1969. It draws on the tradition of the Balkan institute which existed in 1934-1941. The institute is involved in acomplex study of the Balkan peninsula, from pre-historic to modern times, covering archaeology, anthropology, ethnography, history, study of culture, art, literature, common law, etc. This multidisciplinary approach forms a continuous scientific tradition of this institute. Between 2006 and 2010, the institute implemented six projects with the participation of fifty two researchers in cooperation with other foreign scientific institutions, including the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic. the projects include: the history of political ideas in the Balkan peninsula; common cultural heritage of the Balkan and the Danube regions; medieval cultural and sacral heritage of the Balkan; ethnic and social stratification of the Balkan; traditional culture of the Serbs in the Slavic and Balkan contexts; the archaeological heritage of the Balkan in the broader context of proto-historical and historical processes. Besides the traditional multidisciplinary approach to realization of the above mentioned projects, different methods of field research, archival and library research are used.
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