Jana Liptáková
Jana Liptáková
jana.liptakova@spectator.sk

Jana Liptáková has been with The Slovak Spectator since 2004. After three years of serving as a part-time contributor and freelancer for the culture section, Ms. Liptáková joined The Slovak Spectator full-time as a culture writer and photographer in April 2007. Before joining the Spectator, Ms. Liptáková worked with the TASR newswire and later Slovakia’s first private newswire, SITA, for more than 15 years. Ms. Liptakova covers culture and business and she is the newspaper’s photographer.Ms Liptáková graduated with a Masters of Sciences degree (awarded for extended study) from the Technical University in Trnava, majoring in materials science and technology.

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Michal Duchoň, head of the Bratislava City Archives, right, "christened" the book with archival dust.

Did Theodore Roosevelt go to the pub during his 1910 visit to Bratislava?

A book collection of articles from a local history website revisits some nuggets from Bratislava’s past.

U.S Steel Košice plans to replace its blast furnaces with more environmentally-friendly facilities.

Slovak industry faces the decarbonisation challenge

Biggest challenge since the transition to a market economy, says expert.

The Kolo reuse centre reopened after it was completely damaged by fire.

Bratislava’s reuse centre rises from ashes

The Kolo centre reopened after devastating fire, improved with more novelties in the pipeline.

Gold-plating is a problem in Slovak legislation, says law expert

Slovakia has adopted measures to eliminate the practice.

Battery storage becomes increasingly important in the quest to fully utilise renewable energy sources.

Slovak battery projects look to ramp up energy storage potential

One large system is now installed, others are in the pipeline.

Part of the Slovnaft refinery in Bratislava.

Foreign companies contribute the most to state coffers

A windfall tax of €520 million made Slovnaft the top non-financial corporate taxpayer last year.

David Sim

Building skyscrapers doesn’t make any sense any more, says Scottish architect

David Sim co-created the vision for an unusual Bratislava brownfield.

Visualisation of the new Palma district.

Copenhagen architects have a bold vision for Bratislava's brownfield on Račianska

The declined Palma factory should become a 15-minute neighbourhood.

Barbara Bergmeier, executive director of industrial operations at JLR

British car maker will start e-car production in Nitra "in this decade"

Other car manufacturers in Slovakia already produce electric cars.

Viktor Beránek doing dishes at Chata pod Rysmi.

Stepping aside is the biggest respect you can pay us, says legendary mountain porter

Viktor Beránek’s 46-year career is closely connected with the Chata pod Rysmi mountain hut in the High Tatras.

A positive news is that shared service and business service centres are scattered across whole Slovakia.

How much does business service centre worker earn in Slovakia?

Shortage of skilled labour curbs growth of Slovak business service sector.

Martina Slabejová

Košice’s potential to become a Central European hub is huge, according to new AmCham Slovakia head

Putting egos and positions aside and attaching a higher purpose to all our work can help make Slovakia a better country, says Martina Slabejová.

Tomáš Ostatník

Young guns going green in industrial and logistics sector

But costs still matter, says real estate expert.

Author, Jana Liptáková, on the Rysy peak that Slovakia shares with Poland.

How I narrowly missed summiting Rysy in the High Tatras

Spending a night with kerosene lamps in a mountain hut has its own magic.

Klaus Obermaier's Dopamine will be one of artworks presented at the White Night festival starting this Friday.

Bratislava White Night 2023: 8 visual artworks to see

One of more than 50 White Night visual art installations will be a mix of emotions and election statistics.

Vladimír Brož (Vladimir 518), left, during installation of the project in the SNG.

Post-war architecture shedding communist stigma

Champion of socialist building style says there is little time to save iconic buildings from 1958-1989.

Daniel Karas preparing his vegan kimchi in Stará Tržnica.

Slovak chef’s vegan kimchi wows international judges

Daniel Karas wants people to experiment and make their own fermented vegetables.

Cyanotype photography is one of the oldest photographic printing processes in the history of photography.

Let’s get enchanted by camera-less technique at SNG

The next lecture in the SNG's Open Studio will be dedicated to cyanotype photography.

The German chemical concern Evonik is building a new plant in Slovenská Ľupča.

The link between German manufacturing sector sneezing and Slovakia getting cold

When the German economy struggles, Slovakia feels the pain.

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