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2025
February 2025
Representatives of the Faculty of Military Technologies of the University of Defence at the Faculty of Mechnical Engineering
February, 6 – The delegation was led by the Dean of the Faculty, Col. gšt. Ing. Vlastimil Neumann, Ph.D., the meeting was also attended by the Vice Dean for R&D and the heads of three departments. It was a full-day meeting. At the beginning, the Dean and the Vice-Dean Jan Valtera introduced the Faculty, including all departments and their R&D focus. This was followed by a tour of selected laboratories in which the FVT representatives expressed interest and which were attended by representatives of most of our departments. In the afternoon there was a discussion focused on specific R&D cooperation with a focus on grant activities. The area of defence will now be one of the government priorities and our faculty wants to be ready for such calls. Thanks to Assoc. Petru, one project application has already been prepared together with FMT.
Students from Technical Secondary Schol from Jablonec nad Nisou at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
February, 7 – The Department of Robotics and Glass Machinery organized a workshop for students of robotics and automation from TSS focused on robotics and pneumatic systems used in the automation of production processes.
Sustainability in the automotive industry
February, 11 – As part of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Ing. Kateřina Vránová introduced the issue of material sustainability in the automotive industry. Ing. Kateřina Vránová is a graduate of the Faculty of Textiles at TUL.
Udržitelnost v automobilovém průmyslu
11. února – V rámci Mezinárodního dne žen a dívek ve vědě nám Ing. Kateřina Vránová přiblížila problematiku materiálové udržitelbosti v automobilovém průmyslu. Ing. Kateřina Vránová je absolventkou Fakulty textilní TUL.
Day of Women and Girls in Science
February, 11 – Dean of the Faculty of Engineering Jaromír Moravec presented flowers to female colleagues. The International Day of Women and Girls in Science is traditionally seen as an opportunity to promote gender equality in the scientific environment. "Female colleagues at our faculty have had a number of successes, and it is not at all easy to stand in the daily struggle to combine scientific – academic work and family care. We will express our appreciation to our colleagues for the contribution of women to the scientific and academic life of the faculty, and it is also an opportunity to share experiences with each other, discuss obstacles and opportunities. I think this meeting is not just a formal gesture, but can have a concrete impact on greater support for women scientists and hopefully an overall positive atmosphere at the Faculty," says Dean Jaromír Moravec.
Erasmus+
In February we welcomed twenty-seven foreign students who will study at our faculty in the summer semester within the Erasmus+ programme. We wish them not only successful studies but also great experiences that they will remember fondly.
Get it going without millions! – The story of the guys who just started...
February, 25 – Martin Klesal, a student of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, winner of the TUL Start-up Competition and co-founder of iMK system s.r.o., shares his experience from his entrepreneurial journey. A lively discussion followed.
Negotiations on establishing cooperation with the Czech Army
February, 25 – Representatives of TUL, prof. Černík, doc. Petrů and doc. Valter participated in the initial meeting on establishing research cooperation with the 31st Regiment of Radiation, Chemical and Biological Protection of the Czech Army with the garrison in Liberec. The introduction of the Liberec unit and individual battalions was followed by a discussion on a number of specific scientific research topics in the field of new materials and technologies with possible potential for mutual cooperation. Discussions will continue with the presentation and further specification of research topics at TUL. Within the framework of research projects contemplated with the University of Defence (see above info from 8th February) and the Military Research Institute, it is expected that TUL departments will be involved in the development of e.g. new autonomous devices, advanced materials for protective equipment, or decontamination technologies for the needs of the Czech army.
Meeting of the Academic Community of FME TUL
February, 27 – Looking back at the year 2024 and challenges in 2025 – was the content of the discussion of the Academic Community with the Dean Jaromír Moravec and the Vice-Deans.
