The Institute of Physical Engineering is an internationally recognized institution involved in teaching and research in the field of applied physics and its applications in high-tech fields and innovations. Our institute offers basic physics courses to all faculty students. For those with a deeper interest in physics, we provide comprehensive interdisciplinary education in the Physical Engineering and Nanotechnology program. Additionally, we offer the Precision Mechanics and Optics program for those interested in applied optics and micromechanics.
In our research activities, we specialize in the following areas:
Dr Filip Ligmajer talks about neural networks with such enthusiasm that it is no wonder that his project caught the attention of the evaluators of the prestigious Junior Star grant.
Dr. Urbánek has been serving since 2016 as the head of the CEITEC Nano research infrastructure at CEITEC BUT and since 2020 as the coordinator of the large research infrastructure CzechNanoLab, with…
Brno is at the global forefront of electron microscopy. It draws primarily from the legacy of the scientist, physicist, and university lecturer Armin Delong, whose influence remains strong at Brno…
With the indefinite-term decree, BUT expresses its respect to the emeritus professors and gratitude for their contribution to building the prestige and legacy of the university.
Two exceptional personalities from FME were awarded by the Minister of Education Mikuláš Bek on 19 November during a gala evening.
"For someone who believes in physics, the separation of past, present and future is just an illusion," Albert Einstein allegedly said.
From Brno, Michaela Hošková is heading to a prestigious Swedish university.
On May 12, the Brno University of Technology hosted the first year of the European University Fencing Cup in Epee.
Lukáš is winner of the Brno Ph.D. Talent scholarship, he calls the nanoworld his home and is currently working on the development of new attachments for electron microscopes.
Physicist Pavel Klok received Brno Ph.D. Talent – a three-year scholarship for Promising Young Scientists.
Together with their colleagues from Stanford they managed to tame terahertz waves.
Petr Liška's penchant for sci-fi led him to study physics, and although today he admits that he sees a lot of pseudo-scientific nonsense in his favourite series, he has not given up on his beloved…
Understanding this principle opens the way to the development of new communication technologies. Czech representative in the team was researcher Andrea Konečná from BUT.
How to take control of light and use it to improve the electron beam in electron microscopes? This task set for herself the young scientist Andrea Konečná, who was the only one from BUT to receive…