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CTU Doctors honoris causa by krikavla — last modified 22 February 2007 18:05

 

Doctorandus Prize for Innovation by krikavla — last modified 21 May 2007 12:56

 

New sophisticated linear combustion engine by krikavla — last modified 22 February 2007 18:05

 

Archive by krikavla — last modified 12 February 2013 15:59

 

Series of seminars aimed at motivating students by krikavla — last modified 2 November 2007 10:42

 

Cisco University Student Forum by krikavla — last modified 30 October 2007 14:48

 

Jan Opletal prize awarded to CTU vice-rector Jaroslav Kuba by krikavla — last modified 23 November 2007 12:46

In the framework of the Students’ Day celebrations on November 17, the Jan Opletal prize for 2007 was awarded to Dr. Ing. Jaroslav Kuba, Ph.D., vice-rector for student affairs and marketing of CTU in Prague. This prize is awarded annually by the Students’ Chamber of the Council of Universities of the Czech Republic to personalities who have made a distinguished contribution to the development of academic self-management, student participation in academic self-management, or defending the rights of students in higher education.

A SITRONICS centre presentation by musilmar — last modified 6 December 2007 13:46

On Thursday 11th November 2007, Boris Šimák, a dean of Faculty of Electrical Engineering, introduced a presentation of the SITRONICS centre, which was founded in 2005 as a joint project of SITRONICS Telecom Solutions Czech Republic, a.s. (previously STROM telecom, a.s.), developer and producer of wide range of telecommunication network equipment, information systems and technologies, and the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague.

Universities and Their Economic Development by musilmar — last modified 23 June 2008 15:14

A conference Universities and their economic development was held on the premises of a Faculty of Transportation Sciences on Friday 30th November 2007.

CTU students shine at EuroSportLand 2007 by krikavla — last modified 20 December 2007 14:05

Competing for the first time in the intercontinental universities competition in Milan, the CTU sports teams were phenomenally successful.

Czech no. 1 search engine's lectures at CTU by krikavla — last modified 27 December 2007 16:24

Seznam.cz, the most visited Czech web portal, in cooperation with CTU's Tripod project presented another of the lectures regarding portal technologies in practice.

Agreement between CTU in Prague and Seoul National University by krikavla — last modified 1 February 2008 09:57

The rector of CTU in Prague accepted an invitation to visit Seoul National University, the Seoul National University of Technology, AJOU University, KAIST, the Electronic and Telecommunication Research Institute, and the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute.

Science and Technology Park of Prague Universities by musilmar — last modified 6 February 2008 09:06

The rectors of three Prague universities, Václav Havlíček from the Czech Technical University in Prague, Jan Hron from the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague and Josef Koubek from the Institute of Chemical Technology Prague, have signed the Memorandum of Intellection on Monday 4th February 2008.

Telecommunication experts at CTU by krikavla — last modified 4 April 2008 12:39

 

International Mathematic Conference at FNSPE by musilmar — last modified 23 June 2008 15:03

The Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering of CTU in Prague hosted an international mathematic conference Jurnées Numeration between 26 and 30 May 2008.

Czech Technical University in Prague in Top 500 Universities in the World by musilmar — last modified 15 October 2008 22:42

The Times newspaper has today published its yearly QS World University ranking list on its website (see source below). This year, for the first time, the Czech Technical University in Prague is ranked among the top 500 world universities. The current ranking is identified as 401st to 500th, without further specification. Among the top 500 there are just two Czech universities, the other being Charles University, which usually ranks in better than 300th position (currently at 261). In a specialized ranking on Technology universities published in the QS World University 2008 ranking list, the Czech Technical University in Prague was the top university in the Czech Republic ranked at 228. The only other Czech university to make the list was Charles University ranked at 288.

CTU students prepare for the space – they have joined SSETI by musilmar — last modified 10 February 2009 15:40

A group of students from the Czech Technical University in Prague succeeded in applying for participation in SSETI (The Student Space Exploration and Technology Initiative). The program was established by a European Space Agency in 2000. The application was submitted with the support of CTU Vice-Rector Jaroslav Kuba. The group has participated in the project called SWARM.

17th European Student Convention by krikavla — last modified 23 February 2009 09:27

The 17th European Student Convention took place at the Czech Technical University in Prague from February 15th-19th, 2009.

New study programmes at CTU by krikavla — last modified 13 March 2009 12:47

The faculties of the university recognise the need to keep reviewing the study programmes that they offer. While some students still want to take traditional engineering programmes, others are looking for programmes with a more modern approach. The developments in new programmes summarised below show a shift toward information sciences, risk engineering and safety systems, medical applications of exact sciences, nuclear sciences and technologies, and greater emphasis on management.

CERN Colour X-ray Technology Set to Save Lives by ryszajir — last modified 18 December 2009 16:35

Geneva, 14 December 2009 Medical studies are soon to start with the MARS scanner, a revolutionary CT scanner developed by the University of Canterbury[1], New Zealand. The scanner, which incorporates technology developed at the world's leading particle physics research centre, CERN[2], was recently shipped to research partners in North America. Today a student from Canterbury arrives in North America to use the scanner to study heart disease. This development puts the technology, known as Medipix[3], firmly on the path to saving lives.