Who am I

Dean of FEL CTU. Teacher. Scientist. Volunteer.

I have been part of CTU since 1994 - as a lecturer, department head, study programme guarantor, and currently as the dean of its largest faculty. My expertise lies in imaging technology and photonics, and I have long strived to connect technical education with real-world practice and society. I believe that a university should not only be a place of top-tier knowledge, but also a good environment for studying, working, and living.

For more than twenty years, I have volunteered with children, especially those with specific needs. An organization I founded, Duha Jasmín (Rainbow Jasmine), organizes camps and year-round programs that develop skills and self-confidence. This work has taught me patience, respect for individual needs, and trust in every person's potential.

In my spare time, I focus on astrophotography. Observing the night sky reminds me that science is also about humility and curiosity.

Why I Am Running

I am running for rector of CTU because, over the past six years as a member of the rector’s board, I have repeatedly raised concerns about how the university is managed. I believe that those who criticize must also be ready to take responsibility and contribute to meaningful change. Our university holds exceptional potential — academically, socially, and as a community. I understand the diversity of our faculties and the needs of their students, staff, and faculty members. Under my leadership, CTU will be strong and stable, yet open to the changes that will move us forward.

A Telescope I Built in My Garden

It is used not only by me, but also by students who conduct their own observations and astrophotography. I believe it is personal experience that sparks curiosity — and curiosity that sets us on the path to truly understanding the world around us.