The popular InstallFest conference, dedicated to the Linux operating system, will take place at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague on March 28–29, 2026. In addition to lectures and workshops, the event will feature two competitions. Attendance is free and no prior registration is required.

Minister of Industry and Trade Karel Havlíček visited the United States from March 9 to 16, 2026. His accompanying delegation, which included businesspeople and young Czech startup founders, also featured Šimon Falta, a student of Electrical Engineering, Energy, and Management (EEM) at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering (FEE) of the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU). In addition to his studies, he is developing the IQstat app, which helps households and businesses save on electricity costs.

How can we compare robots that are expected to move flexibly, safely, and energy-efficiently in dynamic environments? A new international study titled A Benchmarking Framework for Embodied Neuromorphic Agents, published in the prestigious journal Nature Machine Intelligence, offers an answer.

On Wednesday, April 8, 2026, at 1:00 p.m., Ing. Ondřej Lipčák, Ph.D., will deliver his habilitation lecture on the topic “Challenges in the Control of Electric Drives and Power Converters for Demanding Applications.” The lecture will be held in person before the Scientific Council in room T2:D3-209, but it will also be available to watch on YouTube.

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague are organizing their traditional Career Days, which will offer students a unique opportunity to meet potential employers and gain valuable contacts for their future careers. The event will take place on March 31 and April 1, 2026, on the campuses of both faculties in Dejvice, with approximately 3,500 students from the CTU Faculty of Electrical Engineering and 2,500 students from the CTU Faculty of Mechanical Engineering participating.

An international team of scientists has published a study in the prestigious journal Nature Communications showing that the brains of children born with an upper limb difference undergo significant reorganisation from an early age. Scientists from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague (FEE CTU) also participated in the research, developing a computational model explaining the mechanism behind these changes.

Today, satellites take a huge number of images of Earth every day. Startup SpaceKnow uses artificial intelligence and computer vision methods to turn them into practical information for companies, investors, and government institutions—for example, about industrial activity, infrastructure changes, and the movement of goods. One of the people behind the development of these technologies is Ing. Michal Reinštein, Ph.D., a graduate of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague, who works as Chief Scientist at the company. In this interview, he describes his journey from studying air traffic control to robotics to satellite data analysis and explains how academic research is now linked to technology startups.

The Dean of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of CTU in Prague awarded the Dean's Prize for outstanding dissertation work to the following doctoral graduates:

Two awards in this year’s Werner von Siemens Awards 2025 were received by graduates of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague (FEE CTU). In the category Best Doctoral Thesis in Industry 4.0, the award was presented to Ing. Jakub Rozlivek, Ph.D., while the award for Best Master’s Thesis in this field was granted to Ing. Elizaveta Isianova. Both works were carried out at FEE CTU and the Czech Institute of Informatics, Robotics and Cybernetics at CTU (CIIRC CTU) under the supervision of experts in robotics and artificial intelligence and focus on enabling robots to collaborate with humans in a safer and more intelligent way.

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU) is significantly involved in three projects that were successful in the 13th public competition of the SIGMA program (Sub-goal 5) of the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic. As part of these projects, research teams from FEE CTU will develop artificial intelligence applications, digital transport models, and advanced technologies for the semiconductor industry.

Experts from several departments of the faculty are involved in the projects, particularly in the fields of artificial intelligence, telecommunications technologies, and semiconductor physics.

One in six students at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague is a women/girl. What is it like for women and girls to study in a predominantly male environment? And what would they need to make the atmosphere more welcoming for them? Come to a meeting with Dean Prof. Petr Páta and Ombudswoman Dr. Zuzana Labudová on April 16.

In 2026, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Czech Technical University (CTU) will once again be represented at the largest international trade fair for electrical engineering, automation, communication, and security in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. At AMPER 2026, taking place from March 17–19, 2026, at the Brno Exhibition Centre, faculty representatives will present selected technological solutions and demonstrators in the fields of autonomous systems, measurement and sensor technology, cybersecurity, and electric mobility.

The CTU FEE exhibition will offer visitors an overview of the faculty’s research and educational activities – from advanced autonomous platforms and safety sensors to modern approaches to laboratory teaching and the electric race car of the student team eForce Prague Formula, which has long represented CTU in international Formula Student competitions.

Bc. Erol Medenčević, a first-year student in the Open Informatics master's programme at FEE CTU, was successful with his thesis on the visualisation of artificial intelligence agent behaviour at the AAAI (Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence) international conference, which took place from 20 to 27 January 2026 in Singapore. The resulting PANSim project was presented as part of the demo track of this prestigious conference, which is one of the highest-rated in the field of artificial intelligence.