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For the third year running, our students have the chance to test their knowledge of the EU and European culture in a pub quiz. Prizes include board games and other rewards. The top teams from the university round will advance to the final on November 2, where they will compete against various prominent public figures as well as students from other universities. The quiz for CTU students will take place on October 20, 2026, at 6:00 PM at Klub Betlémská; participation is free. The event is in Czech language only.

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CTU in Prague hosted part of the program for the opening meeting of the new season of the "Díky, že můžem" Academy. Eighty-eight secondary school students from 75 schools across the Czech Republic took part in the September weekend event, held under the theme "Do You Know Your Direction?"
The CTU Race Day kicks off on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, once again featuring a program packed with speed and technical innovations. The EFORCE Prague Formula team will showcase its autonomous electric formula car in action. An electric motorcycle from the CTU Lions workshop will also zip around the track, and the Green Gliders team will present their highly energy-efficient electric formula car. The event will take place on the Dejvice campus between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m.
A research group at the CTU Faculty of Biomedical Engineering aims to identify a more effective distribution of oncological care between comprehensive cancer centers and regional facilities by analyzing actual patient trajectories and employing artificial intelligence methods.
The EIB Advisory Services unit will support the Czech Technical University in Prague in the redevelopment of the student housing complex in Prague’s Strahov district, which has a capacity of up to 4,400 beds. The aim is to organize an international urban planning and architectural competition and transform the site into a university district offering accommodation, classrooms, laboratories, and other facilities. The EIB is participating in the project through the InvestEU Advisory Hub.
Ing. Tomáš Vízek has been working in the field of security for 30 years. He worked in various positions at the Police of the Czech Republic, of which he worked for 20 years at the Criminal Police and Investigation Service. After that, he joined the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute in the Department of Safety and Crisis Management, where he was subsequently appointed safety manager and safety director. After a career with the police and in the subject of critical infrastructure, he subsequently decided to transfer his experience to the academic environment.