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- we are members of the International Student Club in Prague. We would love to share information about our rich history of our student club with hundreds of international students coming to study to Prague every year.
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1 Mission of the International Student Club (ISC)
1.1 ISC Constitution
1.2 ISC History
Our rich history begun in the middle of 90‘, when the international exchange programs between Czech Technical University and universities in the world started to be realized. In the 1999 with the help of International office some active students successfully established International Student Club. In the 2000 the heart of ISC was launched - students brought Self access center to the halls of the student Masarykova dormitory in Dejvice. The International Culture Center (ICC), which is actively used by students until nowadays is located on the third floor in the legendary room H397.
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Year 2002 was another milestone in our history. As the very first international student club in the Czech republic we joined Erasmus Student Network (ESN) [] ESN is one of the biggest interdisciplinary student associations in Europe, founded in 1990 for supporting and developing student exchange. From its beginning Czech republic was very well represented by ISC members:
Michal Mildorf (2002)
Jakub Jirka (2002-2004)
Martin Kubík (2005-2006)
Slávek RůžiÄ?ka (2006-2007)
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
1.3 ISC Presidents
1. Rajmund Mokso (1999-2001)
2. Vladimír Malina (2001- Jun 2002)
3. Jakub Jirka (Jun 2002 - Jan 2004)
4. Michal Mildorf (Jan 2004 - Jun 2005)
5. Michal Pohanka (Jun 2005 - Jan 2007)
6. Kristyna Filipkova (Jan 2007 - Jan 2008)
7. Klara Ferdova (Jan 2008 - present)
2 Our activities
2.1 Buddy Program
2.2 Orientation Week
2.3 International Student Centers
2.3.1 SH ISC
2.3.2 MK ISC
2.4 Language programs
2.4.1 language courses
2.4.2 Café Lingea
2.4.3 Tandem
2.5 Buddy Weekend
2.6 National presentations and Parties
2.7 Trips and excursions
2.8 ISC Academia - Education you want (http://www.isc.cvut.cz/academia)
2.9 Erasmus Student Network
2.9.1 ESN in the Czech republic
2.9.2 AGM 2007 in Prague
2.10 ISC Media
2.10.1 server Student -
2.10.2 weekly magazine Strednik
3. Web page -
4. Wrote about us
- we are members of the International Student Club in Prague. We would love to share information about our rich history of our student club with hundreds of international students coming to study to Prague every year.
We are new on and curently learning how to use it effectively. Thank you for leaving this article alive. We are working on it on a regular basis.
1 Mission of the International Student Club (ISC)
1.1 ISC Constitution
1.2 ISC History
Our rich history begun in the middle of 90‘, when the international exchange programs between Czech Technical University and universities in the world started to be realized. In the 1999 with the help of International office some active students successfully established International Student Club. In the 2000 the heart of ISC was launched - students brought Self access center to the halls of the student Masarykova dormitory in Dejvice. The International Culture Center (ICC), which is actively used by students until nowadays is located on the third floor in the legendary room H397.
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Year 2002 was another milestone in our history. As the very first international student club in the Czech republic we joined Erasmus Student Network (ESN) [] ESN is one of the biggest interdisciplinary student associations in Europe, founded in 1990 for supporting and developing student exchange. From its beginning Czech republic was very well represented by ISC members:
Michal Mildorf (2002)
Jakub Jirka (2002-2004)
Martin Kubík (2005-2006)
Slávek RůžiÄ?ka (2006-2007)
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
1.3 ISC Presidents
1. Rajmund Mokso (1999-2001)
2. Vladimír Malina (2001- Jun 2002)
3. Jakub Jirka (Jun 2002 - Jan 2004)
4. Michal Mildorf (Jan 2004 - Jun 2005)
5. Michal Pohanka (Jun 2005 - Jan 2007)
6. Kristyna Filipkova (Jan 2007 - Jan 2008)
7. Klara Ferdova (Jan 2008 - present)
2 Our activities
2.1 Buddy Program
2.2 Orientation Week
2.3 International Student Centers
2.3.1 SH ISC
2.3.2 MK ISC
2.4 Language programs
2.4.1 language courses
2.4.2 Café Lingea
2.4.3 Tandem
2.5 Buddy Weekend
2.6 National presentations and Parties
2.7 Trips and excursions
2.8 ISC Academia - Education you want (http://www.isc.cvut.cz/academia)
2.9 Erasmus Student Network
2.9.1 ESN in the Czech republic
2.9.2 AGM 2007 in Prague
2.10 ISC Media
2.10.1 server Student -
2.10.2 weekly magazine Strednik
3. Web page -
4. Wrote about us
John Hedley Desmond Lucy 'Jay' McConnell (b. June 08, 1979, d. March 21, 2006) was a surf guide and philantropist. He died in Tenerife, Spain, after falling off a 400 mt. cliff in the Los Gigantes region of the Island.
Biography
Born in Dublin, Ireland, Jay was the son of Hedley McConnell and Siobhan Marrinan. Brother of Niamh, Drew (bass guitarist with Babyshambles), and Tristan McConnell.
In 1994 he was unanimously elected as President of the one and only LEO Club (Lions International) in the Canary Islands. In 2001 he was responsible along with Amy Jewel for reviving defunct government waste recycling programme to help revitalize the economy of Bahia de Caraquez, Ecuador. In 2001 he founded the Morro Negrito School Fund to help local school children in Panama. Most recently, in 2004 he established Eco-Trek Canarias, the only completely eco-friendly adventure tourism operation available in the Canary Islands.
Biography
Born in Dublin, Ireland, Jay was the son of Hedley McConnell and Siobhan Marrinan. Brother of Niamh, Drew (bass guitarist with Babyshambles), and Tristan McConnell.
In 1994 he was unanimously elected as President of the one and only LEO Club (Lions International) in the Canary Islands. In 2001 he was responsible along with Amy Jewel for reviving defunct government waste recycling programme to help revitalize the economy of Bahia de Caraquez, Ecuador. In 2001 he founded the Morro Negrito School Fund to help local school children in Panama. Most recently, in 2004 he established Eco-Trek Canarias, the only completely eco-friendly adventure tourism operation available in the Canary Islands.
Ali Eftekhari (born August 29, 1979 in Tehran, Iran) is a professor of chemistry and director of Avicenna Institute of Technology, Cleveland, Ohio.
He is one of the founders of Electrochemical Nanotechnology, and Editor of a leading book entitled Nanostructured Materials in Electrochemistry published by Wiley-VCH, and also an Editor of Journal of Nanomaterials.
He is involved in different branches of science, as can be judged by a brief survey of his technical publications. He is also known for his contributions to philosophy of science (see for example references in , e.g., in Ludwig Boltzmann and Ilya Prigogine). There is a great influence on his career from earlier works of Austrian physicist Ludwig Boltzmann and Belgian chemist Ilya Prigogine.
Fractals Everywhere
One of the most active area in Eftekhari's scientific works is focused on the concept of fractal geometry developed by Benoit Mandelbrot in 1980s. Ali Eftekhari applied fractal to different aspects of science.
Fractal Electrochemistry
In a series of papers, he adapted the basic ideas for fractal analysis of electrochemical systems. Based on novel approaches and correction of common mistakes in fractal analysis of electrode surfaces, he adopted a new application of fractal geometry in the realm of electrochemistry and for study of electrode surface fractality.
Electrochemical Reactions
In a paper he showed that processes can be considered as fractals. In this theory it is possible to calculate fractal dimension for any process. Practically, he proposed a feasible technique for the estimation of the fractal dimension of electrochemical reactions. This mathematical factor can be used for the improvement of electrochemical reactions, e.g. in fuel cells.
Literature and Texts
In a different content, he utilized the concept of fractal geometry to analyze texts. Once again, in a seminal paper he applied the concept of fractal geometry for analysis of William Shakespeare's works. He found that fractality of literature is a measurable factor. For the case of Shakespeare's works, the fractality can be categorized according to some factor like the manuscript length, the type of writing (e.g. tragedy, comedy, etc). This theory was demonstrated by comparing the results with similar statistical methods. This finding can provide a new opportunity for mathematical analysis of the literature.
Nanotechnology
Carbon Nanotubes
Some carbon nanotubes are grown using a ceramic catalyst support. There are manufacturing and waste disposal problems associated with acid treatment to remove the ceramic-based catalyst support like MgO, SiO2, alumina, etc. Eftekhari and his co-workers developed a method for mass production of carbon nanotubes. Tused water-soluble catalyst support to replace common ceramic-based catalyst supports. By this action, it is possible to avoid acid treatment and reach a production yield of about 3,000%. Another advantage of this novel method could be to control the shape of the carbon nanotubes by varying the catalyst support mixture.
Electrochemical Power Sources
5V Lithium batteries
Lithium batteries are used as power sources for electronic devices such as cell phones, laptops, etc. Since its introduction by Sony in 1991, lithium battery is restricted to the cell potential of 3.6 - 3.8 V (commercially called 4 V lithium batteries) due to the limitation of Li anode potential. Construction of 5 V lithium batteries could yield higher power density batteries, and thus smaller devices. In 2004, Eftekhari fabricated an all-solid state lithium battery with 5 V potential.
Philosophy of Science
Ludwig Boltzmann
Ludwig Boltzmann is the center of philosophy of science in Eftekhari's works. He has written a variey of papers, to emphasize the priority of Ludwig Boltzmann's philosophy of science.
Ilya Prigogine
He also respected Ilya Prigogine as a famous scientists of his time. He involved in the physical and social aspects of Prigogine's works. He was also on the position to write the obituary of Ilya Prigogine.
Scientific Aspects of Peace
Ali Eftekhari discussed the necessity for peace based on solid arguments based on statistical mechanics and theromodynamics following the scientific works of Ludwig Boltzmann and Ilya Prigogine (see for example A. Eftekhari, Let Us All Hope for Peace! - Prigogine’s Works and Sociology, Persian Heritage, 2005, 11 (1), 47 - 48; and similar articles).
He is one of the founders of Electrochemical Nanotechnology, and Editor of a leading book entitled Nanostructured Materials in Electrochemistry published by Wiley-VCH, and also an Editor of Journal of Nanomaterials.
He is involved in different branches of science, as can be judged by a brief survey of his technical publications. He is also known for his contributions to philosophy of science (see for example references in , e.g., in Ludwig Boltzmann and Ilya Prigogine). There is a great influence on his career from earlier works of Austrian physicist Ludwig Boltzmann and Belgian chemist Ilya Prigogine.
Fractals Everywhere
One of the most active area in Eftekhari's scientific works is focused on the concept of fractal geometry developed by Benoit Mandelbrot in 1980s. Ali Eftekhari applied fractal to different aspects of science.
Fractal Electrochemistry
In a series of papers, he adapted the basic ideas for fractal analysis of electrochemical systems. Based on novel approaches and correction of common mistakes in fractal analysis of electrode surfaces, he adopted a new application of fractal geometry in the realm of electrochemistry and for study of electrode surface fractality.
Electrochemical Reactions
In a paper he showed that processes can be considered as fractals. In this theory it is possible to calculate fractal dimension for any process. Practically, he proposed a feasible technique for the estimation of the fractal dimension of electrochemical reactions. This mathematical factor can be used for the improvement of electrochemical reactions, e.g. in fuel cells.
Literature and Texts
In a different content, he utilized the concept of fractal geometry to analyze texts. Once again, in a seminal paper he applied the concept of fractal geometry for analysis of William Shakespeare's works. He found that fractality of literature is a measurable factor. For the case of Shakespeare's works, the fractality can be categorized according to some factor like the manuscript length, the type of writing (e.g. tragedy, comedy, etc). This theory was demonstrated by comparing the results with similar statistical methods. This finding can provide a new opportunity for mathematical analysis of the literature.
Nanotechnology
Carbon Nanotubes
Some carbon nanotubes are grown using a ceramic catalyst support. There are manufacturing and waste disposal problems associated with acid treatment to remove the ceramic-based catalyst support like MgO, SiO2, alumina, etc. Eftekhari and his co-workers developed a method for mass production of carbon nanotubes. Tused water-soluble catalyst support to replace common ceramic-based catalyst supports. By this action, it is possible to avoid acid treatment and reach a production yield of about 3,000%. Another advantage of this novel method could be to control the shape of the carbon nanotubes by varying the catalyst support mixture.
Electrochemical Power Sources
5V Lithium batteries
Lithium batteries are used as power sources for electronic devices such as cell phones, laptops, etc. Since its introduction by Sony in 1991, lithium battery is restricted to the cell potential of 3.6 - 3.8 V (commercially called 4 V lithium batteries) due to the limitation of Li anode potential. Construction of 5 V lithium batteries could yield higher power density batteries, and thus smaller devices. In 2004, Eftekhari fabricated an all-solid state lithium battery with 5 V potential.
Philosophy of Science
Ludwig Boltzmann
Ludwig Boltzmann is the center of philosophy of science in Eftekhari's works. He has written a variey of papers, to emphasize the priority of Ludwig Boltzmann's philosophy of science.
Ilya Prigogine
He also respected Ilya Prigogine as a famous scientists of his time. He involved in the physical and social aspects of Prigogine's works. He was also on the position to write the obituary of Ilya Prigogine.
Scientific Aspects of Peace
Ali Eftekhari discussed the necessity for peace based on solid arguments based on statistical mechanics and theromodynamics following the scientific works of Ludwig Boltzmann and Ilya Prigogine (see for example A. Eftekhari, Let Us All Hope for Peace! - Prigogine’s Works and Sociology, Persian Heritage, 2005, 11 (1), 47 - 48; and similar articles).
Christina Gray is a post-secondary instructor and political activist from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Christina is the Alberta New Democrats' (NDP) nominated candidate for the riding of Edmonton Mill Woods in Alberta's next provincial election.
Christina was born and raised in Edmonton. Christina and her husband live in the Woodvale community of Mill Woods.
She earned a Bachelor's Degree of Psychology, with honours standing, from Concordia University College of Alberta, and a Microsoft .NET Developer Diploma from DevStudios.
An active volunteer throughout her community, she is a volunteer member and the current Chairperson of the Edmonton Transit System Advisory Board (ETSAB). ETSAB is a volunteer advisory board, set up by the City of Edmonton, to provide impartial advice to city council with regards to matters that may affect the City owned Edmonton Transit System.
Christina also volunteers with The Support Network, an Edmonton based organization dedicated to helping individuals in times of crisis and is on the Woodvale Community League executive.
Christina is an active member of the New Democratic Party. She is President of the NDP's Edmonton—Mill Woods—Beaumont federal riding association. Christina was an active volunteer in the last federal election, volunteering on her husband Neal Gray's election campaign. Christina was a delegate at the 2006 federal party convention in Quebec City, Quebec. Christina was also a delegate and Chairperson of a resolutions panel at the 2006 provincial party convention in Edmonton, Alberta.
The members of the Mill Woods NDP held a contested nomination meeting on December 5th, 2006. Christina was elected by the local party members to be their candidate in the next election.
On June 14, 2007, Christina was awarded a YWCA Woman of Distinction Award in the newly created Inroads category.
Christina was born and raised in Edmonton. Christina and her husband live in the Woodvale community of Mill Woods.
She earned a Bachelor's Degree of Psychology, with honours standing, from Concordia University College of Alberta, and a Microsoft .NET Developer Diploma from DevStudios.
An active volunteer throughout her community, she is a volunteer member and the current Chairperson of the Edmonton Transit System Advisory Board (ETSAB). ETSAB is a volunteer advisory board, set up by the City of Edmonton, to provide impartial advice to city council with regards to matters that may affect the City owned Edmonton Transit System.
Christina also volunteers with The Support Network, an Edmonton based organization dedicated to helping individuals in times of crisis and is on the Woodvale Community League executive.
Christina is an active member of the New Democratic Party. She is President of the NDP's Edmonton—Mill Woods—Beaumont federal riding association. Christina was an active volunteer in the last federal election, volunteering on her husband Neal Gray's election campaign. Christina was a delegate at the 2006 federal party convention in Quebec City, Quebec. Christina was also a delegate and Chairperson of a resolutions panel at the 2006 provincial party convention in Edmonton, Alberta.
The members of the Mill Woods NDP held a contested nomination meeting on December 5th, 2006. Christina was elected by the local party members to be their candidate in the next election.
On June 14, 2007, Christina was awarded a YWCA Woman of Distinction Award in the newly created Inroads category.