The Czech Republic is definitely not just an assembly plant in the automotive industry. Automated mobility is another sector where our future is being decided. We have a chance to keep up with the world if we can invest in innovation and strengthen cooperation between academia and applications.
Scientists and doctors in Ostrava are developing a tool that could shorten colorectal cancer surgeries and reduce the risk of complications for patients.
Martin Šmídl, a student of Computer Science at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at VŠB-TUO, spent a year on an internship at CERN - Europe's largest research centre for nuclear research. How did he get there, what was waiting for him and how did this experience change his life?
The international project GeoNetSee, in which a team from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at VSB – Technical University of Ostrava is involved, has been honored with the prestigious Flagship 2025award. The project offers modern solutions for real-time monitoring of unstable terrain and at-risk infrastructure, contributing to increased safety in the Danube Region.