David Hurych successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis entitled Linear Predictors for Real-time Object Tracking and Detection (supervisor: Doc. Tomáš Svoboda). Congratulations!
Studio 6, a Czech TV morning show, broadcasted a report about a scientific fair (in Czech only) (see also scientific fair (in Czech only). The report features (starting at 00:40) the face recognition project, a long-term effort of the Center for Machine Perception, group of prof. Matas. Many thanks for the representation of our department!
On August 18, 2014, a local Czech TV Barrandov broadcasted a short report about drones and mobile robots at our department (in Czech, the report starts at 24:10). Thanks to Michal Reinstein for a representation of our department!
The results of the Biomedical Imaging Algorithms (BIA) research group headed by doc. Jan Kybic are presented in Technicall magazine (1/2014). To learn more, see the articles (in Czech) called Počítač v roli patologa and Užitečný nástroj pro genetiky.
Daniel Novák appeared in the show Kontakt dvojky (in Czech) of Czech radio. He introduced his research in the field of assistive technologies. Many thanks for the representation of our department!
Tomáš Sieger successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis entitled Processing and Statistical Analysis of Single-Neuron Recordings (supervisor: prof. Olga Stepankova). Congratulations!
Petr Buryan successfully defended his PhD thesis entitled Refinement Action-Based Framework For Utilization of Softcomputing in Inductive Learning (supervisor: doc. Filip Železný). Congratulations!
MSc student Petr Kubizňák and members of the team headed by prof. Hlaváč developed a special bird box for the Czech university of life sciences! You can learn more in the article called Odborníci sledují sýce rousné pomocí speciální monitorovací budky (in Czech). Congratulations!
David Steiner successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis entitled Probabilistic Matching in Search for Unrelated Hematopoietic Stem Cell Donors (supervisor: doc. Lenka Lhotska). Congratulations!
James Pritts, Ondřej Chum and Jiří Matas won the Best presentation award for their paper On the geometry of co-planar repeated patterns at the 2014 Computer Vision Workshop, Křtiny, Czech Republic. Congratulations!
