The dean awarded the teachers for their outstanding pedagogical achievements based on the recommendations of a committee established by him. The committee drew on the results of the student survey, placing emphasis on students’ verbal feedback, as well as on nominations from department heads. It also took into account factors such as the quality of teaching materialsand the how demanding the teacher is. In its evaluation, the committee selected from among instructors who had not been awarded in the same category within the past three years.

In the finals of the FEE ČVUT Robosoutěž high school competition, 33 robots will compete this Friday in a task inspired by the well-known video game Tetris. These are the best robots that advanced from four preliminary rounds in November out of a total of 167 entries. This year's 17th edition of the traditional competition is also characterized by its multi-platform nature – teams can build robots from several kits, including this year's BRIAN kit from FEE ČVUT. The event is open to the public and can be watched live on YouTube.

On December 4, 2025, Doc. Ing. Julius Foit, CSc., a long-time educator and prominent figure at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague, passed away at the age of 93. His professional life was closely linked to the development of electronics and, above all, microelectronics at CTU, where he was one of its founders.

Researchers from the Multi-robot Systems Group (MRS) at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague and the innovative spinout Fly4Future won the prestigious AI Awards 2025. In the category AI in Research and Development, the jury recognized their extraordinary achievements in the field of autonomous flying robots, where they have been among the world's absolute leaders in recent years.

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague achieved extraordinary success in this year's grant procedure of the Grant Agency of the Czech Republic. In the field of technical sciences (OK1), a total of 72 standard projects were supported, 9 of which were from FEE CTU. This success is further underscored by the award of a grant in the Postdoc Individual Fellowship – Outgoing category. FEE CTU has thus confirmed its leading position in computer science, artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, and other dynamically developing areas of technical sciences.

At the end of November, approximately thirty students and researchers from the Department of Microelectronics at FEE CTU participated in the prestigious Taiwan–Europe Chip Innovation Forum (TECIF) in Dresden. The event, which is one of the most important European-Taiwanese meetings in the field of chip design and development, attracted around 300 experts from academia and industry this year. FEE CTU gave three lectures and five joint Czechia-Taiwanese projects were presented in the form of posters.

On Wednesday, November 12, 2025, the 3rd Faculty Electro-Waltz, a ball organized by the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague, took place at the National House in Vinohrady. The Great Wings big band played music for dancing. The program again featured performances by students and employees of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University.

We invite all those interested to an informative webinar on the Joint International Master’s Programme - SpaceMaster, which will take place on December 17, 2025, from 14:00 to 15:00. The webinar will present multidisciplinary and research-oriented aspects of this master programme in space science and technology, providing an overview of the second-year study options and potential career paths.

The series of popular lectures and seminars called Physics Thursdays, organized by the Department of Physics at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague, has long been attended not only by university students and experts. The lecture hall is regularly filled with elementary school students who are fascinated by the world of physics and electrical engineering. Proof of this are ninth graders Lukáš Horák and Hugo Albrecht from Pod Marjánkou Elementary School, who first came to FEE in eighth grade – and since then have hardly missed a single Physics Thursday.

A specialist workshop was held at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague, presenting the results of a three-year security research project entitled "Automated System for Increasing the Level of Protection of Critical Infrastructure Using Cyber-Physical Systems" (ASCIP). The project was implemented as part of the Czech Ministry of the Interior's "Open Calls in Security Research 2023–2029" program and combines the technologies of autonomous ground robots, drones, and advanced software for monitoring large areas.

An interesting counterpoint between the regulator and the investor was offered by an October lecture on small modular reactors, which took place as part of Physics Thursday at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague. Speakers included Štěpán Kochánek from the State Office for Nuclear Safety (SÚJB) and Ivo Kouklík from the CEZ Group.

A graduate of the master's program in Medical Electronics and Bioinformatics (BIO) at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague, Ing. Aneta Furmanová, won the prestigious Czechia-Slovakia IT SPY 2025 competition, which recognizes the best theses in the field of computer science and information technology. The jury selected from 58 nominated projects, which are among the best of more than 1,400 theses defended last year at leading Czech and Slovak universities.

On November 16, two exceptional students from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague received awards from the Josef, Marie, and Zdenka Hlávka Foundation at the castle in Lužany near Přeštice. The awards from the oldest Czech foundation are intended for talented students up to 33 years of age who demonstrate exceptional abilities and creative thinking in their field. This year, Vendula Hrnčířová from the Medical Electronics and Bioinformatics program and Dominika Burešová, a doctoral student from the Department of Cybernetics, were successful.

A team from the Department of Control Engineering at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague, led by Dr. Jiří Zemánek, has established an exceptional collaboration with the Center for Bits and Atoms (CBA) laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States. Thanks to a grant from the MIT–Czech Republic IOCB Tech Foundation Seed Fund, Czech students and researchers were able to work directly in Boston in 2025 at the most prestigious technology university alongside the team of Professor Neil Gershenfeld, one of the world's leading pioneers in digital manufacturing. The project will officially run until January 2026, but it is already clear that the collaboration between FEE CTU and MIT will not end on that date.

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering of CTU in Prague cordially invites you to the 54th Meeting with Music, which will take place on Monday, 24 November 2025 at 6:30 PM in the Zenger Auditorium.