We present the results achieved by the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague (FEE CTU) in Module 1 of the national research evaluation. This module, which focuses on selected research outputs, forms part of the evaluation of research organisations in the higher education sector under the M25+ methodology, developed by the Research, Development and Innovation Council (RVVI) of the Czech Government.

The Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU) is organising a fundraising campaign to support its partner institution, the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute (KPI) in Kyiv. The aim is to raise CZK 650,000 to purchase an electricity generator that will enable the university to continue teaching and other activities during power outages caused by Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.

What opportunities are available to CTU students who want to spend part of their studies abroad? Where can they go, and what can they gain from an international experience? These questions were answered at Erasmus Day 2026, held on Tuesday, 13 October, at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU FEE). FEL Café was packed with students from across CTU who came to explore international mobility opportunities and hear first-hand experiences from their fellow students.

Four evenings filled with light, digital art, and technology. Signal Festival 2026, held from 15 to 18 October, made its debut in Dejvice this year, with the Faculty of Electrical Engineering (CTU FEE) taking part. Two installations on Technická Street brought together research, student creativity, and art.

On Thursday, 1st October 2026, graduates of the inter-university prg.ai Minor programme received their certificates at a ceremony held at the Residence of the Mayor of Prague. Of the 31 graduates in the sixth cohort, ten were from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague (FEE CTU). During the ceremony, the deans of the participating faculties at CTU and Charles University also signed an agreement to continue the programme until 2030.

Autonomous navigation in challenging terrain, night-time operations, and supplying military units without direct human control. Researchers from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU FEE), together with the University of Defence and VOP CZ, successfully tested the autonomous capabilities of the TAROS unmanned ground vehicle during the international military exercise ARTEX 2026 in Portugal. Over two weeks, the platform covered more than 100 kilometres, including several dozen kilometres autonomously. A major achievement was its participation in a resupply mission in which the operator merely supervised the vehicle's operation.

Dr. Zuzana Labudová, Ombudsperson at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU FEE), has completed her second year in the role. During the 2025/2026 academic year, she handled a total of 31 cases brought forward by students, employees, and other individuals, representing a 25% increase compared to the previous year. In addition to addressing individual cases, she focused on preventing inappropriate behaviour, improving the study and working environment, and providing training for employees.

What should an electric car sound like? Can you create your own musical instrument, design a sound effect for a video game, or turn data into sound? The Faculty of Electrical Engineering at CTU in Prague is launching another edition of Synth Challenge 2026, a student competition that encourages creativity and technical skills in sound synthesis. Competition entries can be submitted until 26 December 2026.

How intelligible is a voice message transmitted over military radio communications under challenging conditions? And how much effort does the recipient have to make to understand the information correctly? These are the questions addressed by research into digital voice communication conducted jointly by the University of Defence and the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at CTU (CTU FEE), together with members of the Czech Armed Forces and experts from the Czech defence industry.

What would a portrait look like if it copied your smile, head movements or even subtle changes in expression in real time? Visitors to this year’s Signal Festival will be able to experience this for themselves thanks to FaceIt, a technology developed with the participation of researchers from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at CTU in Prague. The interactive installation builds on research by Prof. Daniel Sýkora’s team and can transfer a person’s facial expressions onto a stylized portrait in real time. CTU FEE’s second major contribution to the festival will be the audiovisual projection EFORCE: DNA of Champions, tracing more than fifteen years of CTU’s student Formula car development. Visitors will find both installations on Technická Street in Dejvice from 15 to 18 October – FaceIt on the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering building and EFORCE on the façade of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering.

FEE CTU organizes the CTU Open 26 on October 23rd and 24th, 2026 as the Czech-Slovak round of the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) competition. The ICPC is believed to be the oldest, largest and most prestigious programming competition out there. This year, it is the 50th World Finals.

When does artificial intelligence genuinely help students in language learning, and when does it instead begin to replace the learning process? This was the focus of a three-day international workshop hosted in September by the Department of Languages at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of Czech Technical University in Prague (FEL CTU). Teachers and researchers from eight European universities came to Prague, joined by CTU students. The meeting followed up on research into the use of generative AI in language education, which the FEL CTU team has been conducting over the long term.

More than sixty works by contemporary Czech artists can be seen from 30 September by students, employees and visitors to the Faculty of Electrical Engineering (FEE) and the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (FME) at CTU. The exhibition Bridges of Imagination – Geometry of Science and the Freedom of Abstraction presents part of the collection of investor and philanthropist Jan Barta and makes it accessible to the public for the first time.

On Thursday 19 November 2026, the National House of Vinohrady will once again welcome students, staff, alumni and friends of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague (FEE CTU). The fourth Faculty Electro-Waltz – the FEE CTU ball – will take place under this year’s theme, ‘It’s Written in the Stars’.

Have you just started your first year on the Electrical Engineering, Power Engineering and Management (EEM) programme and would like to get to know your fellow students and lecturers? Join us at FEL Café on Thursday 15 October from 16:30 for Electrifying EEM Freshers and get a taste of the faculty atmosphere and university life.