prof. RNDr. Jana Kalbáčová Vejpravová, Ph.D.

CURRICULUM VITAE

EDUCATION & OTHER DEGREES

2015 ‘habilitation’ in condensed matter physics, Charles University (CU)

2003 – 2007 Ph.D. in condensed matter physics and materials research, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, CU

1998 – 2003 Mgr. (equiv. MSc.) in chemistry (with honours), Faculty of Science, CU

CARRIER

2021 – Full professor (condensed matter physics), DCMP, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics CU

2015 – Associate professor, Department of Inorganic Chemistry (DIC), Faculty of Science CU (part time)

2017 – 2020 Associate professor, DCMP, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics CU

2011 – 2018 Leading senior scientist, Institute of Physics, CAS (2013 – 2017 – head of department)

2008 – 2010 Assistant professor, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, DCMP CU

2011 – 2015 Researcher & lecturer, DIC CU (part time

2000 – 2007 Junior researcher & lecturer, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, DCMP CU

PUBLICATION RECORD & DISSEMINATION

Three book chapters (two invited in Springer Nature); co-editor of one book (Springer Nature); 166 papers with IF; ~ 20 plenary/invited talks at international conferences; ~ 40 invite seminars at foreign institutions

SUPERVISION & PEDAGOGICAL ACTIVITIES

2007: eight Ph.D., seven MSc., and seven Bc. students (all defended), twelve postdoctoral fellows, three undergraduate internships, four high-school internships, four student projects (GAUK, Vakuum Praha)

Since 2002: lectures and practical courses up to 180 hours/year in Condensed matter physics and Nanomaterials

2020 – Member of the coordination board of the doctoral study schools in Mathematics, Physics and Informatics of the CU

2019 – Chair of the doctoral study school Physics of Nanostructures and Nanomaterials

2015 – Member of the State Exam Committee: doctoral (all schools of physics), master and doctoral (Inorganic Chemistry; Chemistry and Physics of Materials)

2015 – Member of the coordination board of the doctoral study school Physics of Nanostructures

17 GRANTED PROJECTS as PI ~ 3.780.000 EUR, including ERC Starting Grant TSuNAMI (2017 – 2022)

FELLOWSHIPS & STAYS ABROAD

07–09/2012 – Visiting scientist, MIT, Cambridge, USA; 07– 9/2010; Research fellow, Institute for Materials Research, University Hasselt, Belgium; 10–12/2010 – Research fellow, Quantum Beam Center, NIMS, Tsukuba, Japan, 08/2002 – visiting junior scientist, Toyama Prefectural University; 2000 – now: Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin, Institute Laue Langevin Grenoble, ANKA Karlsruhe, ELETTRA Trieste 1–2 months/year.

COMMISSIONS OF TRUST & MEMBERSHIPS IN SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES (selected)

2022 – now: member of the Academi Senate of the Czech Academy of Sciences

2021 – now: member of the Scientific Council of the Palacky University

2021 – now: member of the Scientific Council of the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics

2021 – now: member of the AcademiaNet; portal of Leading Women Scientists

2020 – now: member of the Academic Senate of the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, CU

2020 – 2021 member of the Graphene Flagship Core 2 & 3 – Panel of Experts

2013 – now: Member of the American Chemical Society, USA; Member of the Union of Czech Mathematicians and Physicists, Czech Republic

RECOGNITION

2003 – J. Heyrovsky Award

2004 – M. Odehnal Award

2007 – Annual Award of the B. Bolzano foundation in Physics

2008 – Award of the Minister of Education, Youth and Sports (MEYS) for extraordinary achievements in condensed matter physics and materials research

2010 – Scopus/Elsevier Award for results of major significance

2014 – Otto Wichterle Award for outstanding young scientists at the Czech Academy of Sciences

2015 – Representative of the Czech Academy of Sciences in large medial campaign ‘Personalities’ in occasion of its 125th anniversary

2018 – Asian Pacific Society Award

2019 – F. Behounek Award for the promotion and popularization of Czech science and the dissemination of the good name of the Czech Republic in the European Research Area.

2023 – Top female scientists in the Czech republic FORBES