The Czech Republic and JINR. Long-Term Fruitful
The Czech Republic and JINR. Long-Term Fruitful
The Czech Republic and JINR. Long-Term Fruitful
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For many years a member of the <strong>JINR</strong> Scientific Council has been Prof. Ivan<br />
Wilhelm, until 2006 the rector of Charles University, a member of the Governmental Council<br />
for Science <strong>and</strong> Development (http://www.cvutmedialab.cz/).<br />
Ivan Wilhelm was born on 1 May 1942. He graduated from the Faculty of Engineering<br />
<strong>and</strong> Nuclear Physics of the Technical University in 1964. In 1972 he became a senior lecturer,<br />
<strong>and</strong> in 1999 he was elected the professor of experimental physics. On graduation from the<br />
institute he worked at the <strong>Czech</strong> Technical University. In 1967–1970 he worked at the Joint<br />
Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna. Over the period 1990–1994 he was the director of<br />
the Nuclear Centre of the Faculty of Mathematics <strong>and</strong> Physics at Charles University. In the<br />
years 1994–2000 he was a vice-rector of Charles University <strong>and</strong> then the Chairman of the<br />
Council of Higher Education Institutions. In 2000–2006 he was the rector of Charles<br />
University <strong>and</strong> was also elected the Chairman of the <strong>Czech</strong> Conference of Rectors. For many<br />
years he held the post of the Chairman of the Council at the Ministry for Education <strong>and</strong> then<br />
the post of the Chairman of the Programmes Council. I. Wilhelm is presently Deputy Minister<br />
of Education, Youth <strong>and</strong> Sports of the <strong>Czech</strong> <strong>Republic</strong>. He is professor, member of the <strong>JINR</strong><br />
Scientific Council since 1993, now the co-Chairman of the Scientific Council.<br />
Professor Ivan Wilhelm is the Doctor Honoris Causa of the Claude Bernard University<br />
in Lyon <strong>and</strong> Comenius University in Bratislava. He was awarded with <strong>The</strong> Medal of the<br />
Committee of Plenipotentiaries at <strong>JINR</strong>, Ordre des Palmes Académiques, Chevalier (<strong>Republic</strong><br />
of France) <strong>and</strong> Order of St Gregory the Great (Vatican).<br />
Meeting in Prague on the 50th anniversary of <strong>JINR</strong> (2006).<br />
Left to right: R. Mach, J. Paroubek (the CR prime minister), I. Wilhelm, A.N. Sissakian<br />
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