Dr. Prateek Kalia from Department of Business Management, Faculty of Economics and Administration, Masaryk University, Brno spent two intensive weeks (11-24 May 2025) at Swansea University’s Bay Campus. He was hosted by Professor Denis Dennehy.
During his stay he attended the Postgraduate Research Conference organized by the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Swansea University on 12 May 2025, where high-calibre poster exhibitions and oral presentations by doctoral researchers showcased the faculty’s scholarly strength. On 15 May Dr. Kalia delivered a hands-on workshop on NVivo and thematic analysis for the Doctor of Business Administration cohort, equipping participants with advanced qualitative research techniques. On 20 May he attended Regional Project Showcase of university projects that contribute directly to the Swansea Bay City Region, followed by strategic discussions with Dafydd Cotterell and Daniele Doneddu. On 22 May at the School of Management Research Forum, Dr. Kalia presented recent findings on Cellulographics alongside marketing academics Daniel Rees, Alessandro Graciotti, Elvira Ismagilova, and Jishnu Bhattacharyya, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and potential joint publications.
This visit was made possible through ECON MUNI’s Global Staff Mobility programme. The activities undertaken have established a robust platform for future collaborative research and teaching, underscoring Masaryk University’s commitment to international partnership and regional impact.
Když saháme v obchodě po balení kuřecího masa, málokdy víme, v jakých podmínkách kuře skutečně žilo. Bylo namačkané ve velkokapacitní hale bez denního světla? Mělo možnost volného pohybu a přirozeného chování? Nebo bylo kvůli rychlému růstu natolik těžké, že mu vlastní váha lámala kosti?
The DiCiM consortium team members met again at the fifth General Assembly, which took place in Cork, Ireland. The project has now entered its second half, during which most of the development of the digital solutions will be finalised and preparations will begin for implementation and testing.
