Smart sensors, a private 5G network, and advanced data analytics tools enable the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CZU) to measure energy consumption in detail and automatically calculate the carbon footprint of the entire campus or selected buildings. The project was created in cooperation with the largest mobile operator, T-Mobile. Its goal is to make data on energy consumption and emissions accessible not only to the university but also to students and the public.

Generate your own video and experience the university! That is the opportunity CZU offers to all prospective students on the website zazij.czu.cz. The virtual personalized story provides a unique experience, but an in-person visit is still an in-person visit. Seeing the university and campus with your own eyes and learning everything important directly from those who know it best is made possible several times a year through Open Days. The last one, traditionally held before the entrance exams, is always very popular. And this year, Friday, March 13, was a lucky day for everyone who gained clarity about their future.

Wildfires, windstorms, and bark beetle outbreaks may affect European forests far more extensively in the coming decades than they do today. A large international study published in the prestigious journal Science, with contributions from researchers at the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, shows that by 2100, the area of damaged forests in Europe could double.

Only the perpetual student doesn’t have to worry about where their steps will lead once they finally leave the campus gates for good. And judging by the attendance at this year’s Career Opportunities Fair, there are quite a lot of those more responsible ones. On Thursday, 26 February, CZU students had the chance to gain a clearer idea of their professional future at several locations across the campus.