How can the new ombudsperson contribute to making people at FEE CTU feel better? What are her priorities for the coming period? What can be gleaned from the results of the mental health survey - are our students different from other schools? Come and meet our new ombudsman, Dr Zuzana Labudova, who took up her post at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at CTU in September.

The results of the questionnaire survey on the mental health of students provide feedback to both male and female respondents and the entire academic community of FEL CTU. The new ombudsperson, Dr. Zuzana Labudová, will also work with the collected data. The independent ombudsperson will present herself to the academic community for the first time on Wednesday, 27 November at 4.15 pm in lecture room 209 in Technická street. Interpretation of the survey results will be one of the main items on the meeting's agenda.

We cordially invite you to a panel discussion featuring the candidates in the upcoming elections for the Academic Senate of CTU and the Academic Senate of FEE. The event is scheduled for November 20, 2024, from 16:15 to 17:45 in the room T2:D3-209. For those who cannot attend in person, the discussion will also be available online. This year, one student representative from FEE will be elected to AS CTU for a two-year term, five students to AS FEE for a two-year term, and thirteen academic staff members to AS FEE for a three-year term.
 

Working in the power industry today requires graduates to have not only classical power engineering knowledge, but also knowledge of industrial ICT. Students of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of CTU will be able to try out the most modern devices used in current practice during their regular teaching thanks to the newly opened PRE laboratory.

The jury at the international conference NANOCON 2024 awarded Ing. Michal Kočí from the Department of Microelectronics at FEL CTU for presenting a new type of hybrid gas sensor. This achievement confirms the importance of research and development in gas sensors, especially hybrids that allow for faster and more accurate air quality assessment.

The elections for the CTU Academic Senate (AS CTU) and the student section of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering Academic Senate (AS FEL) are approaching. If you want to influence the future of the university and our faculty, submit your candidacy by November 15th or come to vote. Voting will take place electronically from November 26th to 28th, 2024, at https://volby.cvut.cz.

The entrance hall of the FEL CTU building in Dejvice is undergoing modernization, so the main entrance is temporarily closed.

We would like to inform you that the opening is scheduled for Monday, November 18, 2024. The installation of turnstiles will increase security within the faculty premises and allow controlled access for the public. The project is being coordinated with the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering CTU, which will implement similar measures next year.

We look forward to the opening of the modernized entrance, which will meet your needs. Thank you for your patience during the reconstruction period.
 

The best works of the graduates of the Graphic Design course can be seen at the Semestrale exhibition at the Department of Computer Graphics and Interaction (DCGI) on Charles Square in Prague. During the opening, which took place on 22 October, student Klára Vachudová and student Samuel Mráz received awards. The prizes were presented to them by the academic painter Lucie Svobodová, teacher of the course, and the head of DCGI, Professor Jiří Žára. This is the twenty-fifth time The Semestrale has been held.
 

Scientists from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering (FEE), Czech Technical University (CTU) and experts from the Czech Aerospace Research Centre will collaborate with global security and aerospace company Lockheed Martin to support academic research into high maneuverability unmanned aerial vehicles capable of flying at low altitudes near obstacles without global navigation support. The respective organizations signed the mutual cooperation agreement today and will collaborate on the project over the next five years. On behalf of the Czech Technical University in Prague the agreement was signed by the rector doc. Vojtěch Petráček.

AI-driven autonomous robots achieved unprecedented insights into the heart of the bee colony through 24/7 close-ups of the queen and her retinue.

The Dean of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the CTU in Prague awarded the Dean's Award for an exceptional dissertation. The following researchers received the award for the year 2023: 

After last year´s successful first season of the representative ball of Faculty of Electrical Engineering CTU, we invite you to the dance floor again. The second season of Faculty Electro-Waltz takes place on Wednesday November 13th at the Empire Hall in Slovanský dům. Evening will be full of dancing, great music and also performances.

The ability to disable airspace intruders efficiently and in the safest way possible is the biggest advantage of the Eagle.one robotic system. The brand-new "drone hunter" was presented during flight demonstrations at Císařský ostrov in Prague by the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, CTU, which cooperates on its development with EAGLE.ONE and Fly4Future, the official CTU spinout.

The courtyard of FEE CTU at Charles Square in Prague is going to be pretty lively on Thursday, 3rd of October. The concert (not only) for freshmen is going to take place there. The programme includes concerts by three bands featuring students and lecturers from the FEE as well as an accompanying event - a race in a formula simulator. We invite not only first-year students, but also other students, staff and employees of our faculty to the concert. The event, starting at 17:45, will also include a refreshment stand.