Reports

The Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU), DefSec Innovation Hub, Quanti, and the University of Defense presented a prototype of the AR RESCUE system at the CTU Faculty of Electrical Engineering (FEE CTU). A workshop with target users was held at the Department of Computers at FEE ČVUT with the aim of gathering ideas for the final phase of development.

On December 8, 2025, the Academic Senate of the Faculty of Nuclear and Physical Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague re-elected Doc. Ing. Václav Čuba, Ph.D., to the position of dean. Following his appointment by the rector, he will continue his first term in office in February. All sixteen senators present voted for him.

The European Digital Innovation Hub at ČVUT succeeded in the prestigious AI Awards 2025 competition, held annually by the Česká národní AI platforma (CNAIP). Out of 120 nominations across six categories, the expert jury selected projects that best illustrate how artificial intelligence is becoming a practical tool shaping education, research, public administration, and business. The jury highlighted the internal knowledge chatbot ADAM, developed by EDIH CTU together with experts from the Český institut informatiky, robotiky a kybernetiky CIIRC ČVUT for the Auditní orgán Ministerstva financí to speed up work with extensive documentation related to EU funds.

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.

On Thursday, December 4, 2025, the traditional presentation of Prof. Vlček's special scholarship took place at the Residence of the Mayor of Prague. Six university students received the award, which is provided by the Study in Prague consortium. Their significant contribution to Czech education and society was recognized in the keynote speech by Czech economist, philosopher, university professor, and director of the Václav Havel Library, Tomáš Sedláček.

The organizers of the Quantum Day 2025 conference, which took place yesterday at the Bethlehem Chapel in Prague, were the Czech Technical University in Prague, IBM, the CzechInvest agency with its Technology Incubation project, and ITS. Representatives of all four institutions were, of course, among the leading speakers and panelists. Representatives of the Ministry of Defense and the Czech Army, the University of Defense, the Czech Academy of Sciences, and the government representative for quantum technologies were also in attendance.

A meeting of participants in the CTU Global Postdoc Fellowship Program, their mentors, and representatives of CTU faculties and institutes took place on November 25, 2025, under the auspices of the Vice-Rector for Science, Creative Activities, and Doctoral Studies, Prof. Ing. Zbyněk Škvor, CSc.

On the 25 of November the Czech Technical University in Prague, ESN CTU, and Generation for Ukraine, hosted the official opening of the international exhibition Unissued Diplomas at the National Technical Library (NTK)— a project dedicated to Ukrainian students whose lives were taken because of the russian full-scale invasion before they were able to complete their higher education.

The Dušní Higher Vocational School and Secondary Industrial School of Construction in Prague has been granted official status as a "Faculty School of the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague." This step confirms the long-term and successful cooperation between the two institutions and opens up new opportunities for students for professional growth and personal development. The ceremonial signing of the cooperation agreement took place on November 21, 2025, with the participation of the management of both institutions. For the Faculty of Civil Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague, this is the first "Faculty Secondary School" in its history.

In the first half of November, awards were presented at Prague's Pyramida Hotel to universities that took medal positions in the ranking of schools recommended by employers.