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Matěj Hývl won the Werner von Siemens Award for his dissertation
Dr Matěj Hývl received the Werner von Siemens Award in the Best Dissertation category. This accomplishment represents a summary of several years of systematic activity, during which he dealt with the unique topic of characterisation of silicon solar cells by atomic force microscopy. Matěj worked under the supervision of RNDr. Antonín Fejfara, CSc.
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MAFIA Seminars - April 4 L. Schimmer and April 11 A. Fring
We invite you to two more seminars of the MAFIA group. Both will take place in T-212 from 12:00.
April 4: L. Schimmer, Friedrichs Extension and Min-Max Principle for Operators with a Gap
April 11: A. Fring, A moduli space analysis for complex stable multi-soliton solutions in a 1+1-dimensional field theory
Sci-me - a game by our colleagues
Attention gaming enthusiasts! We invite you to the second open online playtest of our new board game Sci-me. It will take place on Thursday the 8th of December at 7 pm CET via Zoom. Read more.
Notification of Admission Procedures to the Master Continuation Programmes for academic year 2023-2024
Notification of Admission Procedures to the Master Continuation Programmes of the Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague for Academic year 2023 – 2024
Coffee with the Dean on December 1st.
Do you want an informal chat with the Dean and have coffee or tea? Come to the meeting on the 1st of Decembermber, starting at 18:00 in the Atrium at Břehová.
It will be possible to study quantum informatics at the Czech Technical university (CTU)
Quantum Informatics is a new Master's degree program that will be offered to students of the CTU in Prague from the academic year 2024/25. It is a joint venture on behalf of the Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering (FNSPE), the Faculty of Information Technology (FIT), the Faculty of Electrical Engineering (FEE) and the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (FME). It is an all-school Master's program focused on the latest trends in informatics. Quantum communication and cryptography laboratories and a quantum computing laboratory will also be built to provide teaching facilities. Teaching will be conducted in both Czech and English.