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Stanék, Vladimir was born on December 13, 1939 in Prague, Czechoslovakia. Son of Vladimir and Marta (Dyndová) Stanék.
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Vladimir Stanék
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Vladimir Stanék, Czech chemical engineer. Recipient award for promoting research Presidium of Czechoslovakian Academy of Sciences and Trade Union, Prague, 1977, Award of Council of Chemical, 1980, 84, 87, Best Paper award AM. Foundry Society, 1997. Member Czechoslovak Chemical Society, Council for Fund. Research in Chemical Technique (secretary since 1976), Council for Fund. Research in Petrochemistry in Socialist Countries.
Education
Master of Science, Bachelor of Science, Institute Chemical Technology, Prague, 1962. Doctor of Philosophy, Czechoslovakian Academy of Sciences, Prague, 1967. Doctor of Science, Czechoslovakian Academy of Sciences, Prague, 1984.
Career
Researcher Institute Chemical Process, Czechoslovakian Academy Sciences, Prague, 1963-1967; senior researcher, Institute Chemical Process, Czechoslovakian Academy Sciences, Prague, 1969-1978; head of research department separation technical Institute Chemical Process, Czechoslovakian Academy Sciences, Prague, since 1979. Visiting science State University of New York, Buffalo, 1968-1969, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1978, 90.
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Membership
Member Czechoslovakian Chemical Society, Council for Fund. Research in Chemical Technique (secretary since 1976), Council for Fund. Research in Petrochemistry in Socialist Countries.
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Son of; married Oldriska Bartosova. Children: Vladimir, Irena.
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Education
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1962
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1967
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1984
Career
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1963 - 1967
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Recipient award for promoting research Presidium of Czechoslovakian Academy of Sciences and Trade Union, Prague, 1977, Award of Council of Chemical, 1980, 84, 87, Best Paper award AM. Foundry Society, 1997.Recipient award for promoting research Presidium of Czechoslovakian Academy of Sciences and Trade Union, Prague, 1977, Award of Council of Chemical, 1980, 84, 87, Best Paper award AM. Foundry Society, 1997.