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The Faculty of Electrical Engineering offers a top-quality education in electrical engineering, telecommunications, automation, cybernetics, informatics and computer science.

Events

10.10.2018
PhD Thesis defense (Ing. Alexander Yanushkevich)

11.10.2018
PhD Thesis defense (Ing. Jan Vyhnánek)

09.11.2018
Open Day on the Faculty of Electrical Engineering

08.02.2019
Open Day on the Faculty of Electrical Engineering

News

27.08.18 The Toyota Research Lab multidisciplinary laboratory was established at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering
22.08.18 We have joined the geocahing gameOn 21 August, a new virtual cache was planted at Dejvice Campus at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague. It reminds us uniquely of the place where Czechoslovakia was connected to the Internet. It's advent helped to expand the global Geocaching game.
04.08.18 The eForce Team: 1st place in Formula Student Electric and Overall Winner in Most
02.08.18 Applications for Visiting position in Electric Power Systems
13.07.18 6th place at the eForce race in the Netherlands
13.07.18 Nanostructures for Engineering Applications
09.07.18 Scientists from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague and the Czech Institute of Egyptology of the Faculty of Arts of Charles University introduce a new scientific discipline – cyber-EgyptologyThe Czech Institute of Egyptology of the Faculty of Arts of Charles University under the leadership of Prof. Miroslav Bárta has been developing long-term research into the dynamics of the development of complex societies based on the study of the anatomy of the internal dynamics of ancient Egyptian civilization. Since 2006, one of the fundamental activities in this field has been the creation and intensive filling of a database of officials buried at Abusir and the adjacent cemeteries at Saqqara, Giza and other selected sites led by Dr Veronika Dulíková. In view of the extent of the database, it was necessary to find methods that can cope with fragmentarily preserved information. This task has been addressed by Dr Radek Mařík of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of Czech Technical University in Prague. Gradually, the Egyptology-cybernetic team succeeded to apply several cybernetics and artificial intelligence methods; together, they acquired a grant from the Czech Science Foundation GACR for a project named “Complex network methods applied to ancient Egypt data in the Old Kingdom (2700–2180 BC)”. The main objective of the project is to develop a new approach to the analysis and interpretation of data available from the age of the pyramid builders and the use of semi-automatic methods in its processing. This has defined cyber-Egyptology as a new branch of science.
02.07.18 System for plant and fungi recognition from images, developed at the Dept. of Cybernetics, wins three international challenges
14.06.18 Photos from FEL Fest 2018
14.04.18 Quadcopter with Visual Trajectory ControlGustavo Nishihara from Universidade Estadual de Campinas – supervised by Martin Šipoš, Department of measurement, Faculty of Elecrical Engineering, Czech Technical Universtiy in Prague
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