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Exhibition: The 18th edition of the NOV@ 2026 sales exhibition will take place from November 9 to 13 at FEL Café. We invite you to the opening ceremony, which will be held on Monday, November 9, starting at 10:00.
2026/11/05
Doctoral Days: Doctoral Days in a new way this year! The Basic block will take place on November 10 and 11. The lecture series is intended for all Ph.D. students, beginning scientists and all employees who want to have an overview of key areas for scientific/academic work.
2026/10/27
The CTU administration is concerned about current developments regarding public media. We see no justification for placing Czech Radio and Czech Television under state control, and we do not believe this is what the majority of the Czech population wants.
2026/10/21
To mark the anniversary of November 17, a series of commemorative events are taking place in Prague to honor the events of years past. Among them is the November 17 Run, organized by the Institute of Physical Education and Sports at the CTU in Prague. The race is not just a sporting event, but a powerful symbolic step toward commemorating the years 1939 and 1989 and defending our freedom and democracy.
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2026/11/06
On September 29th, Radio Rector began its operations with its first broadcast.
The Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU) has selected five winning projects in the first edition of its Interdisciplinary Near Future Challenge (INFC) grant competition. The program fosters collaboration among early-career researchers across CTU, enabling them to pursue ambitious ideas at the intersection of different disciplines. A total of 32 project proposals were submitted by 64 researchers from 11 CTU faculties and institutes. Each of the five selected projects brings together two principal investigators from different CTU units. Through the program, their teams will receive up to CZK 6 million over two years.
Four scientists from the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU) have secured prestigious JUNIOR STAR grants from the Czech Science Foundation (GA ČR). Only 35 out of 316 project proposals were selected for funding in this year's highly competitive call. Each researcher can receive up to CZK 25 million for a five-year project, enabling them to pursue their own research ideas and build independent research teams.
What artificial intelligence tools can students and staff at CTU use? What rules apply to their use, and where can one find verified information? The new CTU AI portal brings together an overview of tools, recommendations, and practical guides in one place. Ondřej Vaněk, CTU’s Chief AI Officer, outlines its key benefits.
On October 28, at a formal ceremony held in the Vladislav Hall of Prague Castle, Prof. RNDr. Olga Štěpánková, CSc.—from the Czech Institute of Informatics, Robotics and Cybernetics at the Czech Technical University (CTU)—received the Medal of Merit from the President of the Republic, Petr Pavel. She was honored for her contributions to the state in the field of technology.