Jozef Masarik
He has been the Vice-Rector of Charles University since February 2019. Before taking up the post of Vice-Rector, he was the Vice-Dean and later the Dean of the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics, UK. He has been the chairman of the Bureau of the Agency for the Promotion of Research and Development for eight years. He is an active scientist in the field of nuclear and subnuclear physics and their applications in space and geophysical research. He has led a number of domestic and foreign projects, and has long worked at leading universities and research institutions in Europe and the USA.
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DISCUSSION "Slovakia opens the way to science"
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DISCUSSION: In what country do we want our children to live?
Is Slovakia doomed to be the periphery of Europe, or can we positively surprise? In what country do we want the next generation to live in? What should Slovakia look like in the EU in five, ten or twenty years? What should be our main goals? Is there a general consensus here, or does the idea of it differ fundamentally?
