18th INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON POWER SEMICONDUCTORS
ISPS 2027
Prague, 25 -27 August 2027
Programme CommitteeVENUE
Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is situated on the 50th northern parallel in the very heart of Europe. Home to almost 1.4 million inhabitants, the city boasts a rich history spanning over a millennium, having served as the historic seat of Czech kings, emperors, and presidents since the 9th century. Bisected by the Vltava River, which features 10 islands and 18 bridges within the city limits, Prague is famously known as the ‚Mother of Cities‘ or ‚Golden Prague.‘ Characterized by its unique topography of rolling hills and over 500 spires, the capital is a vibrant cultural epicentre, preserving more than 2,000 historically significant buildings alongside 27 permanent theatres and more than 200 museums and galleries.
Beyond its cultural wealth, Prague has been a prestigious university town since 1348. Today, it hosts several major institutes of higher education, welcoming a large international community of students across dozens of faculties.
The roots of the Czech Technical University itself date back to 1707, when Emperor Joseph I established the Czech Institute of Engineering Education, later reorganized in 1806 as the Prague Polytechnic. Electrical Engineering emerged as an independent field of study during the 1884/85 academic year, leading to the creation of a dedicated department in 1891/92. In 1950, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering (FEE) was officially established as an independent institution. Today, FEE CTU is a leading research and educational hub, providing world-class education to approximately 3,500 students from around the globe.
Conference will take place within CTU in Prague campus in Czech Institute of Informatics, Robotics and Cybernetics building, at Penthouse on 10th floor. For entry, use gate A.
See the following map for the route from the subway to the conference room.: