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	IICER: Our Work: Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic
		The Czech Technical University in Prague is one of several institutions in Central Europe with which the IICER has a formal Agreement of Cooperation.
		With financial support from the IICER, Katarina Uvirova from the Czech Technical University in Prague spent the 1998 Fall semester at the Florida State University in the nuclear chemistry laboratory of Professor Gregory Choppin.
		Uvirova (now Dr. Uvirova) is shown at work in her laboratory at the Czech Technical University in Prague where her research was directed by Professor Ferdinand Sebesta.
	www.iicer.fsu.edu /ourwork_czechtech.cfm (205 words)

	UNO International Student Exchange Programs
		The founder of Czech Technical University was Christian Joseph Willenberg (1655-1731), a native of Silesia who received his mathematical and technical knowledge through service in the French army.
		Czech Technical University in Prague is one of the oldest technical universities in the world and the most important technical university in the Czech Republic.
		It is the most successful Czech university in the number of approved research projects per member of academic staff, having been awarded grants from the Grant Agency of the Czech Republic and also from other Czech and foreign foundations.
	inst.uno.edu /isep/czechrep/CTU/default.cfm (580 words)

	CTU Faculty of Transportation Sciences \| main page
		After the disintegration of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the name of the school was changed in 1920 to the Czech Technical University in Prague, which united seven schools, including the School of Chemical Technology, the School of Agriculture and Forestry, and the School of Business.
		Universities were closed for six years and by the economically stagnating communist regime (1948-1989) accompanied by the political oppression.
		In the course of the last half century, the Czech Technical University in Prague has undergone several reorganisation: the faculty of economic sciences was closed after 1948, and the faculty of chemical technology and the faculty of agriculture became independent in 1952.
	www.fd.cvut.cz /english (807 words)

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		Rector 19th Conference of rectors and presidents of european universities of technology bratislava, 30 September - 1 october´99 "trends in education at the czech technical university in Prague at the turn of the millenium" I'd like to speak about present-day issues in higher technical education in the Czech Republic.
		The history of the Czech Technical University goes back to the beginning of the 18th Century, when organised study of technical disciplines and engineering was gradually establishing itself under the Austro-Hungarian monarchy.
		The Czech Technical University is one of 23 civilian universities in the Czech Republic, at which a total of 168 800 students are at present studying.
	www.bit.or.at /crp/1999_2_Zuna.doc (1545 words)

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		Ivan Wilhelm, CSc, Rector of Charles University in Prague, was born on the 1st of May, 1942 in Slovakia.
		He was inaugurated as Rector of CU in Prague, Czech Rep. on the 1st of February 2000 for a three-year term and in 2003 for a second three-year term.
		Joining the Faculty of Technical and Nuclear Physics at the Czech Technical University in 1964 just after his graduation, he supervised student practical work in General and Nuclear Physics, led seminars in lecture sources on the Physics of the Nucleus, and lectured in Neutron Physics.
	www.cuni.cz /UK-1795-version1-rektor.doc (641 words)

	PETR ZUNA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-03)
		In 1989 he was appointed Associate Professor at the Czech Technical University, and in 1992 became a full Professor (Field Material Science).
		Since 1991 he has served as Dean of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the Czech Technical University, and in 1997 he was elected Rector of the Czech Technical University in Prague.
		He is member of the Presidium of the Czech Rectors Conference, Vice Chairman of the GA CR, President of the Engineering Academy of the Czech Republic, Vice President of the Czech Association for New Materials and Technology, member of the Control Commission of the KD, and member of IGIP.
	www.svu2000.org /biosketches/Zuna.P.htm (249 words)

	NNSA Completes Czech Research Reactor Conversion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-03)
		The Czech Republic is the first country to convert a Soviet-supplied reactor and should be commended for showing leadership that benefits international security," NNSA Administrator Linton F. Brooks said.
		In October, replacement LEU fuel was delivered to the Czech Technical University and the VR-1 Sparrow research reactor went critical with LEU fuel.
		Profesor Karel Matejka, head of the Department of Nuclear Reactors at Czech Technical University in Prague, said,"We are proud to lead the way in nonproliferation efforts, and in particular we are pleased to be the first Russian-supplied reactor to convert to LEU.
	www.usembassy.ru /embassy/print_release.php?record_id=60 (434 words)

	CTU / By name / Members / Home - ACTINET
		Founded in 1707, the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU) is the oldest technical university in Central Europe.
		With 1,500 members of academic staff working in about 150 research groups it is the largest technical university in the Czech Republic and also one of the largest research institutions in the country.
		Two departments of the Czech Technical University closely collaborate in their research of actinides: the Department of Nuclear Chemistry and the Centre for Radiochemistry and Radiation Chemistry.
	www.actinet-network.org /members/by_name/ctu (263 words)

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		Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU, České Vysoké Učení Technické v Praze – ČVUT in Czech) is one of the largest universities in the Czech Republic.
	www.find-ask.com /C/Encyclopedia/Czech_Technical_University/Czech_Technical_University.html (128 words)

	IT Labor Market in the Czech Republic
		In 1348 Charles University in Prague was established and became the first university in central Europe.
		The Czech Technical University is one of the oldest technical universities in the world, it is also the largest research institution in the Czech Republic.
		The oldest and most famous university in the Czech Republic, Charles University was founded in 1348 by Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor and King of Bohemia.
	www.american.edu /carmel/BS2787A/labor.htm (839 words)

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		In 1974, at the Czech Technical University, he defended his CSc.
		In 1987, he was awarded the CSAS Medal for research results achieved in the field of hydraulic pipeline transport.
		He gives lectures at the Jan Perner Transport Faculty of the University in Pardubice, is a member of the Scientific Council of the Faculty of Civil Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague, a Deputy Chairman of the Commission for the Defence of the Degree of DSc.
	www.cas.cz /en/acmember.php?ID=3 (401 words)

	Prague 2002
		The Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU) adopted its name in 1920 (after the establishment of Czechoslovakia) and has its roots in the Prague Polytechnic (1803) and the Czech Estates Engineering School (1707).
		It is the largest technical institution in Czechia with more than 20,000 students (3,500 on bachelor programmes, 15,000 on master programmes and 1,500 on PhD programmes), 1,400 teaching and research staff, and courses covering not only engineering and natural science disciplines, but also economics and management, and social sciences.
		The Charles University is the largest and oldest university in the Central European region with almost 38,000 students (6,000 on bachelor programmes, 27,000 on master programmes and 5,000 on PhD programmes), 3,000 teaching and research staff, and courses covering every field of learning, except for engineering and artistic disciplines.
	www.eair.nl /prague/hosts.asp (347 words)

	Association of MBA Schools - Prague Czech Republic
		The founding members of this non-profit making association are: the University of Economics, Prague (UEP), represented by the Prague International Business School (PIBS); the Czech Technical University in Prague represented by the Masaryk Institute of Advanced Studies; and the Technical University of Brno represented by its Brno Business School.
		The Association is housed within the Centre for Doctoral and Managerial Studies of UEP, Prague.
		All of the founding members of the Association have their MBA programmes accredited by partner institutions in Great Britain: Manchester Metropolitan University, Sheffield Hallam University and Nottingham Trent University respectively.
	www.expats.cz /prague/czech/community/associationofmbaschools/&printerfriendly=true (168 words)

	Election programme - prof. Ing. Václav HAVLÍČEK, CSc. - personal homepage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-03)
		As rector, I will make every effort to ensure that the Czech Technical University in Prague is a prestigious technical university, respected inside the country and on a European level.
		I consider quality to be a basic parameter of the education process at the Czech Technical University, and I will always make it a point that specialized education in master's and, especially, PhD study programmes should aspire to the highest quality.
		I would like all of us to strive to make the Czech Technical University in Prague a leading technical university with a rich scientific background and an adequate space for discussion involving everyone who has the future of the university close to his or her heart.
	havlicek.cvut.cz /?node=vp&lang=en (187 words)

	Cadence Sponsors Renovation of EDA Laboratory at Czech Technical University in Prague
		Andrea Vondrakova, spokesperson at the Czech Technical University, said, "This facility marks an important step in the evolution of the electronic engineering courses offered by our university.
		The Czech Technical University is the largest research institution in the Czech Republic and graduates more than 3,500 engineering students each year.
		Universities worldwide access Cadence technology and support for educational purposes through the Cadence University Partner Program, including extensive curriculum reuse options for assisting professors in developing new electronic engineering graduates.
	www.cadence.com /company/newsroom/press_releases/pr.aspx?xml=091704_prague (498 words)

	Curriculum Vitae - prof. Ing. Václav HAVLÍČEK, CSc. - personal homepage
		February 1, 2006 – Professor Václav Havlíček was appointed rector of the Czech Technical University by the president of the Czech Republic, Václav Klaus, for a four-year period.
		He has stated that his priority will be to support first-class research and teaching at the university, and links with leading universities, institutions and companies at home and abroad.
		Apart from his work at the Czech Technical University, he has been attached to STROJTEX Dvůr Králové - STP Prague (1969 - 1976), the Research Institute of Polygraphy, Prague (1977 - 1982) and the Research Institute of Power Electrical Engineering, Prague-Běchovice (1984 - 1991).
	havlicek.cvut.cz /?node=cv&lang=en (304 words)

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	www.find-ask.com /C/Encyclopedia/Czech_Technical_University_in_Prague/Czech_Technical_University_in_Prague.html (156 words)

	Tomsk Polytechnic University
		CTU in Prague is pleased to have close and growing links with TPU, through the considerable number of exchange students, and through the good graduates of TPU who are working on their PhD programmes at CTU and thereby helping to stimulate research cooperation.
		The presence in Olšany cemetery in Prague of the grave of the distinguished founding director of TPU, Prof.
		I am very pleased that our two universities, both of which are leading research-based teaching institutions in our countries, are collaborating on such a good basis.
	www.tpu.ru /php/news/news.php?n=7763&p=1 (158 words)

	Scoop: Uranium Transferred to Russia from Czech Republic
		The secret operation from the Czech Technical University in Prague was a joint effort between the United States, the Czech Republic, the Russian Federation, and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
		IAEA safeguards inspectors and U.S. technical experts were present at the university to monitor the process of loading the fuel into the canisters.
		The HEU, originally supplied to the Czech Republic by the Soviet Union, was used as fuel for the Department of Nuclear Reactors of the Czech Technical University in its VR-1 Sparrow research reactor.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/WO0509/S00537.htm (1174 words)

	Vlado Milunic - bio :: arcspace.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-03)
		Vlado Milunic was born in Zagreb, Croatia in 1941.
		He studied at the Faculty of Architecture of the Czech Technical University in Prague (1960-66) and in Paris, France (1966-69).
		Among his many projects are 50 housing units for The Film Studio Barrandov in Prague, a hostel for nurses at Prosek, a Children's Summer Camp in Radetice (near Bechyne), and 350 apartments, offices, and shops in Areal Hvezda, Prague.
	www.arcspace.com /architects/milunic/milunic_bio.htm (93 words)

	projects: [Czech Technical University of Prague] CTU
		The mission of the Czech Technical University is to practice and develop science and education in technical and natural science disciplines.
		CTU, with its 1,300 members of academic staff, is also one of the largest research institutions in the Czech Republic.
		The faculty has signed a number of international research co-operation agreements with other European and American Universities, while further co-operation is based on Departmental and individual links.
	www.attempto-projects.de /projects02/index.php?id=224 (249 words)

	USEU : Article
		The Czech Republic worked with the United States, Russia and the International Atomic Energy Agency to return the HEU to a secure facility in Dimitrovgrad, Russia, where it will be down-blended to low-enriched uranium.
		PRAGUE - The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) announced today that 14 kilograms of highly enriched uranium (HEU) were safely and securely returned to the Russian Federation from the Czech Republic today under NNSA's Global Threat Reduction Initiative (GTRI) program.
		The secret operation from the Czech Technical University in Prague was a joint effort between the United States, the Czech Republic, the Russian Federation, and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The shipment was part of the prioritized, accelerated schedule implementing a key element of the Bush-Putin Bratislava Joint Statement on Nuclear Security Cooperation.
	useu.usmission.gov /Article.asp?ID=E59712CB-67FD-420D-BA23-3427AAF6B8D3 (434 words)

	Jan Holub, DCSE, Czech Technical University in Prague
		Czech Technical University in Prague, Prague, September 2006.
		Czech Technical University in Prague, Prague, September 2005.
		Czech Technical University in Prague, Prague, September 2004.
	cs.felk.cvut.cz /~holub (1207 words)

	ISPS 2000
		Vitezslav Benda, Czech Technical University in Prague (Chairman)
		Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, lies on the 50th northern parallel in the very heard of Europe.
		The origin of the Czech Technical University dates back to 1707, when the Austrian Emperor Joseph I established the Czech Institute of Engineering Education, reorganised in 1806 as the Prague Polytechnic.
	k313.feld.cvut.cz /isps/isps2k.htm (752 words)

	multimat : laboratories of the ASCR and Czech Technical University in Prague : a Marie Curie Research Training Network
		The MULTIMAT group in PRAGUE consists of 6 laboratories of the ASCR and Czech Technical University in Prague.
		Continuum mechanics of solid phase, instability modes of the crystal lattice at large strain, nonlocal models of crystal lattice plasticity, formation of microstructure with a length scale controlled by the interaction among crystal lattice defects, variational formulation of the problem, detailed study of fcc and bcc lattices.
		Experimental research to be carried out in Prague in the framework of MULTIMAT will be focused on i) single crystal growth, characterization and thermomechanical experimentation or ii) in-situ investigations of the martensitic transformations and related processes in shape memory alloys by: 1) ultrasonic, 2) neutron diffraction and 3) conventional TEM (with in-situ straining holder) techniques.
	webhost.ua.ac.be /multimat/prague-team.htm (798 words)

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		Czech Technical University in Prague, Klokner Institute, Czcech Republic
		The Klokner Institute (KI CTU) of the Czech Technical University in Prague was founded in 1921 as the Research and Testing Institute of Building Materials and Structures.
		As the first Czech research institute in history it is ranked among the four oldest independent scientific organisations in Europe.
	www.mar.ist.utl.pt /saferelnet/members_details.asp?member_id=54 (311 words)

	ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-03)
		CTU Open Contest was held on October 27th and 28th, 2006 at CTU Prague.
		CTU Open Contest was held on October 14th and 15th, 2005 at CTU Prague.
		CTU Open Contest was held on November 6th, 2004 at CTU Prague.
	sci.felk.cvut.cz (104 words)

	DDSS - Introduction for Czech Technical University in Prague (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-03)
		DDSS - Introduction for Czech Technical University in Prague
		The Department of Architectural Modelling is part of the Faculty of Architecture of Czech Technical University in Prague.
		The Department of Architectural Modelling will be a key centre in Prague for exploration and use of advanced modelling techniques for architecture and urban design.
	www.ddss.nl /Prague/308 (128 words)

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