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Adéla Hladká and Samuel Braunfeld received the prestigious Otto Wichterle Award

On Wednesday, June 24, the Czech Academy of Sciences recognized the outstanding achievements of young researchers. Among this year’s 23 recipients of the prestigious Otto Wichterle Award for promising scientists under the age of 35 are two representatives from our institute: mathematical statistician Adéla Hladká and theoretical computer scientist Samuel Braunfeld.

Veletrh vědy 2019

Ústav informatiky AV ČR se zúčastnil s partnery Centra Karla Čapka (Filosofickým ústavem AV, Ústavem státu a práva AV a Přírodovědeckou fakultou UK) Veletrhu vědy 2019.

Art in Ones and Zeros: A New Sculpture in Front of the Institute of Computer Science

The area in front of the Institute of Computer Science has gained a new, eye-catching feature. On Thursday, July 23, 2026, we unveiled a new art and educational installation dedicated to the fundamental block of the entire digital world: the binary number system. Our exhibit is also part of a new educational trail being built between the institutes of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague 8.

Institute of Computer science at the Science Fair 2026

Computer science is not just about computers. At the stand of the Institute of Computer Science, you can explore what can be revealed from data, how our attention works, and how simple rules give rise to unexpected complexity. Can something complex and beautiful emerge from a few simple rules? Come and find out!

Dr. Wolfgang Poiger awarded ERA Fellowship for the project GLOWS

The Institute of Computer Science is pleased to welcome a prestigious new research project funded by the European Union. Wolfgang Poiger, Ph.D. will pursue his ERA Fellowship project GLOWS at the Institute, exploring new frontiers in theoretical computer science.

Excellent JUNIOR STAR Grant Projects at the Institute of Computer Science in 2026

This year, three distinguished young scientists in the field of theoretical computer science - Wesley Fussner , Samuel Braunfeld , and Adam Přenosil - will pursue their JUNIOR STAR projects at the Institute of Computer Science. The projects will enable them to establish their own research teams and explore new frontiers in scientific research.