Martin Loebl

Martin Loebl is the Head of the Department of Applied Mathematics, Charles University, Prague and a member of the Learned Society of the Czech Republic. His main research area is Discrete Mathematics and Optimisation. At present, Martin Loebl coordinates a MSCA-RISE European project on combinatorial structures and processes with partners including CNRS France, Technion Israel, Princeton University and Rutgers University from U.S.A. and Simon Fraser University from Canada. Martin Loebl also leads the efforts supported by the Czech Interion Ministery to construct, using methods of algorithmic game theory, a distribution system maximising social welfare for crises like COVID-19. Other research interests include study of graph polynomials appearing in statistical physics and knot theory.

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Data Literacy – What is it and why does it matter? (Coursera) Coursera
University of Copenhagen,Sorbonne University,University of Warsaw,University of Milan,Charles University,4EU+ Alliance

Data Literacy – What is it and why does it matter? (Coursera)

Discover the transformative role of data in our lives with 'Data Literacy – What is it and why does it matter?' This insightful course delves into the profound effects of data on societal structures, economic needs, and individual behavior. Gain critical skills to navigate and interpret data ethically and effectively.

Jun 22nd 2026
3 Weeks
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