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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

28.03.2019
Zdenek Strakos - The story of conjugate gradients (41. Prague computer science seminar)

12.04.2019
PhD Thesis defense (Ing. Roman Václavík)

15.04.2019
PhD Thesis defense (Ing. Martin Filipský)

25.04.2019
PhD Thesis defense (Ing. Martin Němec)

30.04.2019
PhD Thesis defense (Ing. Jan Hlavnička)

10.05.2019
PhD Thesis defense (Ing. Matej Pčolka)

10.05.2019
PhD Thesis defense (Ing. Eva Žáčeková)

13.05.2019 15.05.2019
EuMCE 2019 - European Microwave Conference in Central Europe

23.05.2019
23rd International Student Scientific Conference Poster 2019

News

05.03.19 Our experts have warned against the potential error of some GPS receiversThe so-called rollover, or the GPS Week number overflow, will occur on the night of 6 to 7 April. Experts compare this situation to the Y2K problem of the year 2000. The US Homeland Security Office, the Cyber Security Center, and even the ICAO have already issued warnings. Scientists at the Department of Radioelectronics at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, have already turned to the first Czech subjects with questions about testing and verification of their facilities. It is they who have experience with the development of the so-called Navigation, have developed several own GPS receivers, as well as the Russian GLONASS system, European Galileo and others. These people have been active in the Czech, European and international field of satellite and radio navigation for more than 40 years. And so thanks to its equipment and experience, several receivers have been tested for this situation and the public calmed down.
28.02.19 We are setting up a new research center on drive by wireA new Smart Driving Solutions research center has been created at the Department of Control Engineering. A team of 13 scientists led by Ing. Tomáš Haniš, Ph.D., aims to change the paradigm and to prepare the ground for the new technology of active dynamic driving, which has long been used in aviation industry. Experts from the department have been focusing on a long-term drive-by-wire concept, in which the driver does not control the wheels or car engine directly, but through an electronic control unit that has full control over the chassis. It is a technological revolution already underway by the aviation industry (so-called fly by wire systems are common in transport aircraft and fighters), but the automotive industry has not yet done so because of the conservative approach of the carmakers. Ing. Tomáš Haniš, Ph.D., is a researcher and developer who is coming to CTU with experience from Porsche Engineering Services and Rolls-Royce (aerospace division).
12.02.19 Open Day at our faculty - Photo Gallery
05.02.19 Interview with Chang-hee (Andy) Won, Ph.D.From February to July 2019, prof. Chang-hee Won of Temple University in Pennsylvania, USA will be visiting CTU as a holder of the Fulbright-CTU Distinguished Chair fellowship. His professional interests include sensors and image processing and advanced control theory.
04.02.19 Scientists from FEE will help research the union of Journalism and Artificial Intelligence
20.12.18 We have signed a Student Exchange Agreement with the North China Electric Power UniversityOn Friday, December 14th, meeting with delegation from the North China Electric Power University (NCEPU) was held at CTU in Prague. Dean of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering prof. Ing. Pavel Ripka, CSc. and Vice President of the North China Electric Power University Prof. Wang Zengping have signed a Student Exchange Agreement.
21.12.18 Taxify's Self-driving Fleet Optimization Challenge won by a joint team of CTU Prague and TU Delft
12.12.18 The technology of satellite navigation in trams was tested by experts from the FEE in cooperation with the Prague Public Transit Company
03.12.18 Our PhD students and a researcher are winners of Travelling Salesman Challenge 2.0
23.10.18 Bronze for our students in the Autonomous Racing Competition in TorinoThe FEE student group won the 3rd place in the F1 / 10 Autonomous Racing Competition. The third year of this competition took place at the ES Week (Embedded Systems Week) 2018, Torino, Italy. The competition was attended by eight more teams - three teams from the USA, two from South Korea, two from Poland and one from Italy.
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