Students of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the CTU in Prague achieved significant success at the Rakathon 2025 medical hackathon. In the competition of 29 teams from all over the country, they won two prestigious awards - the main jury prize and the prize of the participant community. The first ever Czech hackathon focused exclusively on solving challenges in oncology practice took place from 11 to 13 April on the campus of the 2nd Medical Faculty of Charles University in Prague.

On 4-6 April, a workshop focused on the design of analogue integrated circuits took place at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague. The event, entitled ACDRC Smart EDA & Analog Circuit Design Workshop. Participants had the opportunity to not only delve into the fundamentals of analog chip design, but also to work with advanced tools in hands-on exercises.

52. Meeting with Msuic will take place on Monday, April 28, 2025 at 6:30 p.m. in the Zenger Auditorium. You will hear a violin recital with works by Antonin Dvorak, Sergei Prokofiev, Sergei Rachmaninoff and others. All this is performed by violinist Markéta Janoušková and pianist Jitka Čechová.

The team of the Multirobotic Systems Group (MRS) from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague and Fly4Future achieved extraordinary success in the prestigious Autonomous Racing League (A2RL), a global competition for autonomous drones, held on 11 and 12 April 2025 in Abu Dhabi. In a competition of 210 teams from all over the world, the Czech team managed to fight its way through successive qualifiers to the last four teams in all four disciplines, and in the final achieved a bronze medal in the prestigious drag race discipline, which aims to achieve the maximum speed of autonomous flight.

The recruitment of blood donors at the FEE CTU on Tuesday, 15 April, has been cancelled. The event will not take place due to the low number of applicants.

Students from 12 European countries working in aviation, aerospace and related fields will gather at the CTU in Prague on 23 and 24 April. The 21st annual PEGASUS Network Student Science Conference will take place at the Masaryk College Congress Centre. All those interested in these topics, from both the professional and general public, are invited. Entrance is free.

Comic-Con Prague 2025 will start on Friday, April 11th. This time, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University will participate in the programme! What can you look forward to (not only) at our stand?
 

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague (FEE CTU) becomes one of the main academic partners of the newly established Czech Semiconductor Centre (CSC), which on Monday 7 April 2025 inaugurated its activities in Brno in the presence of the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic and other representatives of the political and academic sphere. The Centre has the ambition to become a backbone institution for the development of the semiconductor ecosystem in the Czech Republic and to link academic research with industrial practice. At the same time, it will become part of a European network of centres that aim to strengthen Europe's technological self-sufficiency.

For the fourth time, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of CTU hosted the finals of the Technology Olympiad, organized by the company Technological Literacy s.r.o. Almost 1,400 students entered the school round and 72 students and female students from secondary schools and grammar schools from all over the Czech Republic, who were divided into 24 teams, made it to the one-day finals in Prague. During the day, students had to develop a project on one of ten topics that the organisers consider to be current challenges in the world of technology.

Are you interested in what is behind the science and research in the Electrical Engineering, Energy and Management (EEM) programme at FEE CTU? Come and see OpenLab 2025, an open day of the departments involved in the teaching of this programme, on 6 May 2025. You will get interdisciplinary contacts, a tip for your thesis or involvement in research.

The team of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of CTU won 2nd place in the category "InterSystems challenge: Best use of GenAI or FHIR using InterSystems technology" at the prestigious European Healthcare Hackathon. The event, which was attended by sixty of the most talented ethical hackers, was held from Friday 7 to Sunday 9 March at the Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine in Prague (IKEM).

Until now, students and lecturers of FEE CTU heading to Building E in the premises on Charles Square had to pass through the gatehouse of Building A, which belonged to the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of CTU. However, this year the Faculty of Electrical Engineering acquired ownership of Building A. The official reason was to increase the space for teaching and research. Now we can finally get the truth out.

On Wednesday, April 9, 2025 at 13:00, the habilitation lecture of MSc. Sheldon Miriel Gil Dantas, Ph.D., on Banach spaces theory. The lecture will be held in English in the presence of the Scientific Council of the FEE CTU in room T2:D3-209. The online broadcast of the habilitation lecture will be available via YouTube.

Are you considering becoming a blood donor? You now have a unique opportunity to do so right at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of CTU! In cooperation with the Military University Hospital Prague, FEE is organizing a blood donation drive on Tuesday, April 15. Anyone can participate – whether you’re a first-time donor or have donated before. Check out the conditions you need to meet, and if you qualify, sign up and come! You’ll do a good deed and get a good feeling – plus a snack! The CTU Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and the University of Chemistry and Technology Prague (VŠCHT) also support the event.

Until 2023, he served as Director General of Czech Television, but in the past, he was also the head of TV Nova and worked for the investment group PPF. While he didn’t stay in the field of engineering, Petr Dvořák says the foundation of his success was built at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, CTU. In this interview, he reflects on his student days just before the Velvet Revolution and explains how a technical education helped him navigate the often turbulent world of media. He also shares how he and his classmates from FEE CTU started a band and what advice he would give to students today.