I was born in May 12, 1981 in Ostrava, Czech Republic. I attended basic school Porubská 832 in Ostrava-Poruba and Matiční gymnázium in Moravská Ostrava.
From October 1999 till June 2004 I studied applied mathematics at VŠB - Technical University of Ostrava.
During this period I worked in a statistical company Dataservis, Ostrava, Czech Republic,
and I was working on my research project at the department of applied mathematics, at VŠB -
Technical University Ostrava (2003-2004), supervised by Prof. RNDr. Zdenek Dostal, CSc (research topic: Implementation and assessment of active set based algorithms for bound constrained quadratic programming). I visited Optimization group of prof. Kees Roos at Technical University Delft
(March 2004-May 2004).
From December 2004 till January 2009 I was a PhD student at the Mathematical System Theory Group,
Delft Institute of Applied Mathematics, Technical University Delft.
My promoter and daily supervisor was Prof. dr. G.J. Olsder (Delft Institute of Applied Mathematics, Technical University Delft) and my co-promoter and second daily supervisor was Dr. M.C.J. Bliemer
(Transportation and Planning Group, Technical University Delft). On February 2, 2009,
I defended my PhD thesis entitled 'On Stackelberg and Inverse Stackelberg Games &
Their Applications in the Optimal Toll Design Problem, the Energy Markets Liberalization Problem, and in the Theory of Incentives'.
From February 2009 till February 2010
I was working at the research institute INRIA Grenoble, France, in the topic of state estimation
and prediction (observer design) for linear switched control systems and nonlinear systems,
with application to traffic state predictions on the N82 speedway around Grenoble, with use of real measurements.
From March 1, 2010, I am a researcher at Delft Center for Systems and Control, Technical University Delft,
within the project "Game theoretic methods for control of large-scale systems".
