Motol University Hospital has achieved a significant milestone in the treatment of childhood epilepsy. A team of specialists performed the 500th pediatric epilepsy surgery here. To determine for which patient the operation represents the most effective treatment and where the seizures originate, the medical team is assisted by algorithms developed by scientists from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University. The achievements to date were presented by the team of specialists at a press conference held on Thursday 26 March 2025 at the Motol Hospital on the occasion of Purple Day, International Epilepsy Day.

On 8 and 9 April 2025, the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague will hold the traditional Career Days, which offer students a unique opportunity to meet potential employers and gain valuable contacts for their future careers. This will be the only opportunity for companies to meet students directly at the premises of both faculties this year.

Could nuclear power plants be an opportunity for energy self-sufficiency and to kick-start the economy on the path to low-carbon energy? Ing. Bohdan Zronek, Director of the Nuclear Energy Division and member of the Board of Directors of ČEZ and also a graduate of the Faculty of Civil Engineering of the Czech Technical University, knows the answer. He will give a lecture on this topic on 17 April at the Physics Thursday.

The best works created in the winter semester in the Graphic Design and 3D Modelling courses were awarded at the Department of Computer Graphics and Interaction of the FEE CTU FELU. The prizes were presented on Tuesday, 18 March, by the academic painter Lucie Svobodová, who teaches Graphic Design, and the head of the department, Professor Jiří Žára. At the same time, they opened the exhibition of the works of SEMESTRALE XXVI, which can be seen in the department's corridors on the 3rd floor of building E on Charles Square.
 

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague (FEE CTU) and the Masaryk Institute of Higher Studies CTU (MUS CTU) in cooperation with the organization prg.ai launches a new course called "AI Mastery for Business Leaders". The four-day intensive program is designed for company leaders and HR specialists who want to gain a deeper understanding and practical experience in the use of AI in the corporate sphere. The course will take place in Prague from 26 to 29 May 2025 and ends with a micro-certificate.

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague (FEL CTU) confirmed its excellence in scientific research and education when its students and academic staff achieved excellent results in the prestigious Werner von Siemens Prize 2024. This prestigious programme recognises the best scientific and technical work by students and young scientists in the Czech Republic.

At the 51st Meeting with Music, which will take place on Monday 24 March 2025 at 6:30 pm in the Zenger Auditorium of the FEE CTU, visitors will hear Anna Paulová, the winner of the Jiří Bělohlávek Prize. The prize is awarded to young Czech artists under the age of thirty who have achieved extraordinary success in their field and who are nurturing the tradition of music at home and abroad. The award-winning pianist Martin Kasík, who is one of the most prominent personalities of the Czech music scene, will perform with her.

Those interested in the three-semester paid prg.ai Master study programme at FEE CTU are invited to an online open day on Thursday, 10 April at 15:00. The online broadcast is available via LINK.

The Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU) has been selected as one of ten universities from around the world to participate in the prestigious Amazon Nova AI Challenge. This global university competition focuses on the development of safe and reliable artificial intelligence (AI) for assisted software development. The AlquistCoder team from CTU consists of staff and students from the Czech Institute of Informatics, Robotics and Cybernetics and the Faculty of Electrical Engineering.

Doctoral studies are about learning to conduct scientific research and effectively present and publish your results. Many have found their passion in pushing the boundaries of human knowledge. Come to the Open Day on Wednesday 26 March to learn more. It starts at 16:30 in the auditorium T2:D3-209 in Dejvice.

The team of the Multi-robot Systems Group (MRS) from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague and Fly4Future successfully qualified for the prestigious Autonomous Racing League (A2RL) finals in Abu Dhabi. The technologically advanced autonomous drone race, organized by ASPIRE and the Drone Champions League, is one of the world's largest competitions of its kind: its winners will share a total prize of US$1 million. The Czech roboticists and 13 other teams made it to the finals through a tough qualifying process that attracted 210 teams from around the world.

The Department of Microelectronics of FEE CTU will organize two interesting and practical educational events. A workshop focused on the use of tools for integrated circuit design will be in April. In June, a summer school introducing new approaches in photonics device design will be held at FEL CTU in Dejvice. Both courses are organized by FEE experts as part of the ACDRC project, are free of charge, and are aimed at both FEE students and the professional community.

Professor Jan Holub from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University (FEE CTU) has achieved significant international success. In the first year of the NATO Chief Scientist Grants programme, his project was selected as one of the nine best out of a total of 231 applications. His research focuses on gender aspects of secure low-bit-rate voice communication. The project was successful in the prestigious NATO Science & Technology Organisation (STO) initiative to promote excellence in scientific and technological research.

Modern technology, hundreds of millions of years back? No problem at FEL Camp! This year's edition of the popular science camp for high school students over the age of 18 will take participants back to the Jurassic period. There, an ambitious goal awaits them, and an interesting and fun journey will lead them to it, where they will use both what they already know (not only) of technology and what they will learn while following in the footsteps of dinosaurs. The FEL Camp will take place from 4 to 8 August in Temešvár near Písek, on the banks of the Orlická Dam. One interesting technical novelty will also be unveiled at the event!