Background
Cervenka, Vladimir was born in 1941 in Zlin, Czech Republic. Son of Vladimir Cervenka and Zdena Cervenkova.
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Vladimir Cervenka
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Vladimir Cervenka, engineer, consultant, small business owner. Achievements include research in theory of smeared crack constitutive model of reinforced concrete. Named Distinguished Engineering Alumnus, University Colorado, 2002; recipient International Competition award, University Toronto, 1982; Alexander von Humboldt Foundation fellow, Germany, 1983, Kajima Foundation fellow, Kajima Corporation, Japan, 1993.
Education
Diploma Ing, Czech Technology University, Prague, 1962. Doctor of Philosophy, University Colorado, Boulder, 1970.
Career
Scientist Building Research Institute, Technology Union, Prague, Czech Republic, 1971—1991. Research engineer Portland Cement Association, Skokie, Illinois, 1970—1971. Chief Executive Officer, owner Cervenka Consulting, Prague, since 1991.
Visiting researcher Technology University Darmstadt, Germany, 1983—1984. Visiting professor Stuttgart University, Germany, 1987—1990.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow: Czech Engineering Academy. Member: International Association Fracture Mechanics Concrete Structures, International Federation Structural Concrete (associate), International Association Bridge and Structural Engineering (associate), Czech Concrete Society (life).
Connections
Married Anna Bartova. Children: Jan, Hana Cervenkova.
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Named Distinguished Engineering Alumnus, University Colorado, 2002. Recipient International Competition award, University Toronto, 1982. Alexander von Humboldt Foundation fellow, Germany, 1983, Kajima Foundation fellow, Kajima Corporation, Japan, 1993.Named Distinguished Engineering Alumnus, University Colorado, 2002. Recipient International Competition award, University Toronto, 1982. Alexander von Humboldt Foundation fellow, Germany, 1983, Kajima Foundation fellow, Kajima Corporation, Japan, 1993.