The Czech University of Life Sciences Prague has once again been included among the world’s universities assessed in the prestigious Times Higher Education World University Rankings. The latest edition, for 2027, was published on Wednesday, 30 September 2026.

“ESDW is an opportunity for us to share experience, draw inspiration from others and, together with other European universities, look for concrete ways to make higher education institutions more sustainable. We do not see sustainability as a separate topic, but as a principle that should permeate teaching, research and the everyday life of the university,” says Vice-Rector Lenka Wimmerová, commenting on the involvement of the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague in European Sustainable Development Week.

On Friday, 25 September 2026, the campus of the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague welcomed around 900 curious visitors of all generations. The central theme of this year’s Science Night was COMMUNICATION, and more than 40 stations across the University’s six faculties demonstrated that humans are far from the only ones exchanging information. Plants, animals, technologies and entire ecosystems also communicate in their own ways. Science is the language through which the universe speaks to us, and Science Night is an opportunity to try to understand it.

The Department of Information Engineering at the Faculty of Economics and Management of the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague is monitoring and providing expert support for the deployment of the JEV model at the Mironet.cz e-shop. This is one of the first cases in Europe in which a model deliberately designed not to generate text is entering commercial operation. For the public, it is an opportunity to understand why part of AI research is shifting away from language generation and back towards well-measured uncertainty.