What happened

Open Day
15th November 2019; 8.30 ÷ 16.00
Karlovo nám. 13, Technická 2

LECTURES GIVEN IN ENGLISH AT OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL

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Events

12.11.2019
2nd Orientation Week for International Degree Students

13.11.2019
Journalism in the AI times

14.11.2019
Connectivity @ Electrolux - unraveling the architecture "Smart oven coming to a home near you?"

15.11.2019
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18.11.2019
PhD Thesis defense (Ing. Mgr. Marek Dvorožňák)

19.11.2019
A public celebratory meeting in the Bethlehem Chapel CTU

19.11.2019
Invited talk - Adrien Bousseau - OpenSketch: A Richly-Annotated Dataset of Product Design Sketches

19.11.2019
Invited Talk - Ariel Shamir - The Face Of Art: Landmark Detection & Geometric Style in Portraits

21.11.2019
Magneto-Optic Analysis of Magnetic Microstructures

21.11.2019
PhD Thesis defense (Ing. Filip Ježek)

27.11.2019
PhD Thesis defense (Ing. Karel Čemus)

28.11.2019
PhD Thesis defense (Ing. Patrik Vacula)

28.11.2019
The forty-fifth meeting of the Prague computer science seminar

29.11.2019
PhD Thesis defense (Ing. Martin Daněk)

03.12.2019
PhD Thesis defense (Mgr. Michal Hroch)

05.12.2019
PhD Thesis defense (Mgr. Elizaveta Saifutdinova)

09.12.2019
PhD Thesis defense (Ing. Václav Navrátil)

07.02.2020
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News

01.11.19 Inauguration of the dean – photogallery
01.11.19 Scientists from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering approached 20% efficiency with new solar cell technologyScientists from the Center of Advanced Photovoltaics at the Department of Electrical technology of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering are developing highly efficient solar cells based on hybrid organic-inorganic perovskites. They have now achieved an efficiency of 19.1 %.
15.10.19 Bronze medal from the autonomous formula competition in New YorkA team of students from CTU in Prague led by prof. Zdeněk Hanzálek from the Czech Institute of Informatics, Robotics and Cybernetics won the 3rd place in the Formula F1 / 10 Autonomous Formula Competition at Columbia University in New York. The competition took place on 14 October 2019. Overall 11 teams from all over the world qualified for the competition.
12.10.19 1st year student matriculation – gallery
23.09.19 Šimon Mandlík from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague received the prestigious UPE Award
23.08.19 CTU-CRAS from the FEE won 200 000 $ in PittsburghThe DARPA Subterranean Challenge Tunnel Circuit took place in Pittsburgh, USA on 15-22 August. A team of CTU-CRAS scientists and students from the Department of Cybernetics and Computer Department of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague demonstrated a multirobotic system for searching the areas affected by the disaster. CTU-CRAS took first place in the category for teams not supported by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and ranked third overall.
02.08.19 Scientists from FEE demonstrated how group of autonomous drones cooperate
26.07.19 R. Hadimani: Magnetic Neuromodulation: A Non-Invasive and Safe Treatment for Brain Disorders [lecture recording]Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) can tune brain functions non-invasively, safely and effectively without the need for surgery or drugs. Thus it can enable treatment of several debilitating neurological and psychiatric disorders and enhancement of cognitive capabilities. TMS has gained significant attention as a treatment for depression and is used for investigating therapeutic effects on several brain disorders at human level but its mechanism is poorly understood. We have designed and fabricated a novel focal stimulation coil that can stimulate only a local region of primary motor cortex. In collaboration with Dr. Baron, a neurologist at VCU, we are working to experimentally verify the results from coil design in rats. We have also designed and fabricated an anatomically accurate human brain phantom that can be used to test feasibility and safety of several TMS protocols. The current research is working to establish accurate mechanism underlying TMS by investigating the electric firing patterns in the deeper regions of the brain induced by cortical stimulation. The role of individual nuclei in effecting other nuclei of the motor circuitry will be established. This will enable future development of effective TMS protocols for diagnosis and treatment of several neurological and psychiatric disorders.
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