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Křeslo pro Fausta 2.0 s Michalem Vrablíkem
Armchair for Faust 2.0 with Michal Vrablík
Event by: Akademický klub 1. LF UK, 1. lékařská fakulta Univerzity Karlovy
Location: Akademický klub 1. lékařské fakulty, Karlovo náměstí 502, Praha 2
Talks & discussions
About event
We invite you to the next episode of the discussion program Křeslo pro Faust on Thursday, November 28, 2024 at 5:00 p.m. at Fausťák – Academic Club of the 1st Faculty of Arts, UK (Faustův dům, Karlovo nám. 40, Prague 2). The guest will be Michal Vrablík, vice dean for international studies in English at the 1st Faculty of Economics, UK. Ester Janečková will talk to him.
Michal Vrablík, a graduate of the 1st Faculty of Medicine, UK, is an internist specializing in lipidology and preventive cardiology. His research focuses on the genetic determination of dyslipidemia and atherosclerosis. Works on III. internal clinic - clinic of endocrinology and metabolism 1st Faculty of Medicine UK and VFN. He teaches in Czech and English at the 1st Faculty of Arts of the UK, has experience in organizing teaching and its modernization, as well as in postgraduate education here and abroad. He likes to ride a bike, ski and swim, but he says he can't play ball sports. He loves music of all genres, he listens to thousands of minutes a year on Spotify. He also enjoys good movies, especially when he can watch them at the Karlovy Vary festival, and he enjoys spending time with family and friends. He is looking forward to returning to dance next year, which he has been actively involved in in the past.
Michal Vrablík, a graduate of the 1st Faculty of Medicine, UK, is an internist specializing in lipidology and preventive cardiology. His research focuses on the genetic determination of dyslipidemia and atherosclerosis. Works on III. internal clinic - clinic of endocrinology and metabolism 1st Faculty of Medicine UK and VFN. He teaches in Czech and English at the 1st Faculty of Arts of the UK, has experience in organizing teaching and its modernization, as well as in postgraduate education here and abroad. He likes to ride a bike, ski and swim, but he says he can't play ball sports. He loves music of all genres, he listens to thousands of minutes a year on Spotify. He also enjoys good movies, especially when he can watch them at the Karlovy Vary festival, and he enjoys spending time with family and friends. He is looking forward to returning to dance next year, which he has been actively involved in in the past.