An exhibition of sixty paintings by Czech artists from the collection of investor and philanthropist Jan Barta: ‘Bridges of Imagination’ – The Geometry of Science and the Freedom of Abstraction officially opens on Wednesday 30 September 2026 at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering (FEL) and the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (FS) of the Czech Technical University in Prague.

Throughout its history, the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at CTU in Prague has been actively engaged in applied research focused on developing new technologies, machinery, and more efficient energy sources. Integral to this research is the use of electronics, computer science, and AI elements, alongside efforts to reduce the carbon footprint across industrial sectors. At the International Engineering Fair in Brno, the Faculty regularly showcases its latest development results, technological innovations, and examples of collaboration with industry partners to both the professional community and the general public. You can visit the Faculty’s exhibition at the fair in Brno from October 6 to 9, 2026, in Pavilion A1, Stand 024.

The Faculty of Biomedical Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague (FBMI CTU) and the Central Military Hospital – Military University Hospital Prague (ÚVN) are expanding their long-standing collaboration in education and scientific research. On 1 October 2026, a new joint unit – the Clinic of Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology of the FBMI CTU and ÚVN – will be established, bringing together cutting-edge clinical practice, higher education and applied research in the field of modern imaging methods.

"It was a pleasure to meet many outstanding individuals from institutions such as the National University of Singapore, A*STAR, DSO National Laboratories, and Nanyang Technological University, and to discuss opportunities for strengthening ties with CTU. Key topics included the use of artificial intelligence for scientific discovery, the translation of research results into practice, and support for the creation of startups based on research outputs," said Rector Michal Pěchouček.

See the technology in action, try it out, discover how it works in real-world operations, and ask the very people developing or implementing it—or even launch a joint innovation project. That is precisely how the "United by Innovation" exhibit at this year’s International Engineering Fair in Brno is being designed. Spanning 300 m² within the Digital Factory 2.0 zone, the National Centre for Industry 4.0, the RICAIP Testbeds in Prague and Brno, and their industrial partners will create a space where technology, corporate experience, and expert discussion converge to explore the true direction of the industry's evolution.