Professor, University of Pardubice, Faculty of Chemical Technology, Czech Republic
👨🔬 Prof. Ing. Petr Mikulášek, CSc. is a distinguished professor in Chemical Engineering at the University of Pardubice, Czech Republic. With a career spanning over four decades, he is a leading authority in pressure-driven membrane processes and wastewater treatment. Prof. Mikulášek has authored more than 130 scientific articles, professional books, and book chapters, amassing over 950 citations (h-index 16) on WOS. He has also contributed over 210 conference presentations globally and held prestigious leadership roles, including Dean and Head of the Institute of Environmental and Chemical Engineering. 🌍📚
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Education
🎓 Prof. Mikulášek graduated in 1982 from the University of Chemical Technology in Pardubice, majoring in Polymer Production and Processing Technology. He earned the CSc. degree in the Theory of Chemical Engineering in 1991, habilitated in 1997, and was appointed as a professor in 2003. His education and academic excellence are rooted in the theory and practice of Chemical Engineering. 📘🔬
Experience
💼 Prof. Mikulášek has dedicated his professional life to academia at the University of Pardubice, contributing as a researcher, educator, and administrator. He has held roles such as Dean, Vice-Dean for Science, and Head of the Institute of Environmental and Chemical Engineering. He has participated in study stays in the USA, England, and Denmark, further enriching his expertise. He serves on numerous scientific councils, evaluation boards, and editorial committees, showcasing his influence in the field. 🌟👨🏫
Research Interests
🔬 Prof. Mikulášek’s research focuses on the chemical engineering aspects of wastewater treatment, particularly using combined and integrated membrane processes. His expertise extends to the intensification of pressure-driven membrane methods, aiming to solve environmental and industrial challenges. 💧♻️
Awards
🏆 Prof. Mikulášek has been recognized for his extensive contributions to Chemical Engineering. He has led numerous national and international research projects and serves as a member of prestigious professional organizations, such as the Czech Membrane Platform, and committees evaluating scientific work in Chemical Engineering. 🥇✨
Publications
Influence of operating variables on the removal of heavy metal ions from aqueous solutions by nanofiltration
Investigation of batch electrodialysis process for removal of lead ions from aqueous solutions
The influence of pH and temperature on the rheology and stability of aqueous titanium dioxide dispersions