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The Institute of Information Theory and Automation (UTIA) is a public non-university research institution which administratively falls under the Czech Academy of Sciences. UTIA conducts fundamental and applied research in computer science, signal and image processing, pattern recognition, system science, and control theory. In addition to its research activities, UTIA is engaged in undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate education. It also publishes the journal Kybernetika and acts as a certified forensic expert institution. UTIA consists of eight scientific departments, computer centre, library, facility maintenance department and business administration department. UTIA is managed by the Director and the Board.

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Prémie Otto Wichterleho 2006 udělena Barbaře Zitové

Akademická rada Akademie věd ČR, na základě návrhu poroty pro udělování Prémií Otto Wichterleho mladým vědeckým pracovníkům v AV ČR, udělila Prémii Otto Wichterleho v roce 2006

RNDr. Barbaře Zitové, Ph.D.

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Gold Felber medal 2006 of the Czech Technical University to Vladimír Kučera
Professor Vladimír Kučera was awarded the Gold Felber medal of the Czech Technical University in 2006.
Chevalier dans ľordre des Palmes Academiques Medal to Vladimír Kučera
In 2006, Professor Vladimír Kučera was awarded the prestigious medal Chevalier dans ľordre des Palmes Académiques established by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1808. See the ceremony picture.
The 16th IFAC World Congress, Prague, July 3-8, 2005

The 16th IFAC World Congress 2005 in Prague was co-organized by the Department of Control Theory. The congress is held every three years and is considered the flagship event of the IFAC Federation. The 16th IFAC World Congress took place in the Prague Congress Center between July 3rd and July 8th, 2005. With an attendance of almost two and half thousand participants from 63 countries, this was definitely the largest and most successful event in automatic control ever.

Hlávkova cena 2005 udělena Tomáši Kroupovi

Hlávkovu cenu pro mladé vědecké pracovníky získal v roce 2005

Ing. Tomáš Kroupa, Ph.D.

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Cena je určena pro talentované studenty v bakalářském, magisterském nebo doktorském studiu, kteří prokázali výjimečné schopnosti a tvůrčí myšlení ve svém oboru, do 33 let jejich věku.

IAPR Fellow Award 2004 to Michal Haindl

President of the International Association for Pattern Recognition IAPR prof. Rangachar Kasturi presents at Cambridge to Dr. Michal Haindl the IAPR Fellow award for contributions to the theory and practice of model-based pattern recognition.

The IAPR Fellow award is conferred on persons to acknowledge their distinguished contributions to the field of pattern recognition and to IAPR activities.

Hlávkova cena 2003 udělena Barbaře Zitové

Hlávkovu cenu pro mladé vědecké pracovníky získala v roce 2003

RNDr. Barbara Zitová, Ph.D.

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Cena je určena pro talentované studenty v bakalářském, magisterském nebo doktorském studiu, kteří prokázali výjimečné schopnosti a tvůrčí myšlení ve svém oboru, do 33 let jejich věku.

Bernard Bolzano 2003 medal to Rudolf Hanka
The president of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Prof. H. Illnerova, has presented the Bernard Bolzano 2003 Medal to Prof. Rudolf Hanka for contributions in the mathematical sciences. The Bernard Bolzano Honorary? Medal for Merits in the Mathematical Sciences is awarded by the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic to distinguished scientists who have considerably contributed to the development of the whole field and who have fruitfully collaborated with researchers in the Czech Republic.
Prémie Otto Wichterleho 2003 udělena Martinu Kružíkovi

Akademická rada Akademie věd ČR, na základě návrhu poroty pro udělování Prémií Otto Wichterleho mladým vědeckým pracovníkům v AV ČR, udělila Prémii Otto Wichterleho v roce 2003

RNDr. Martinovi Kružíkovi, Ph.D.

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Prémie Otto Wichterleho 2002 udělena Tomáši Sukovi

Akademická rada Akademie věd ČR, na základě návrhu poroty pro udělování Prémií Otto Wichterleho mladým vědeckým pracovníkům v AV ČR, udělila Prémii Otto Wichterleho v roce 2006

Ing. Tomáši Sukovi, CSc.

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IAPR Fellow Award 2000 to Pavel Pudil

President of the International Association for Pattern Recognition IAPR prof. Horst Bunke presented to prof. Pavel Pudil the IAPR Fellow award for contributions to statistical pattern recognition.

The IAPR Fellow award is conferred on persons to acknowledge their distinguished contributions to the field of pattern recognition and to IAPR activities.