V4 round tables and workshops

V4 round tables will take place in Olomouc, Czech Republic in November 2025. The experts and key representatives from each national sport psychology association will participate and discuss in the following areas: current state, issues, and needs of sport psychology in the V4 region, challenges, share the best practice via workshops in V4. Four V4 thematically oriented workshops will be part of the meeting, aiming to share best practice. 4 representatives from every V4 country participant will be invited. The round tables and workshops will occur during 1 day. The round table discussion will be facilitated, and outputs and key ideas recorded. Members (4) from every country of the V4 national sport psychology bodies will be invited to participate as a non- active audience. The round tables and its topics will be chosen according to the main aim of the project - challenges, current state, specific of V4 region, needs in V4 region. It will serve as background for written report. The workshops will serve as a tool for best practice sharing. https://apscr.info/v4-grant/

BIM Friday 2025

The hybrid event BIM Friday 2025 will be the third meeting of this kind in Ostrava, where we introduce the issue of BIM modelling, and give space to companies, researchers and students working with BIM methodology to present their projects. The event is intended for students who want to learn about BIM, have studied or are considering studying BIM engineering at our faculty, and for enthusiasts from academia and practice. In the morning we will introduce BIM issues for beginners and in the afternoon we will offer participants more expert lectures on current topics in this area. The whole event will be recorded and registered participants will be able to watch the recording later. This event will also serve to establish contact with companies and possibly link the proposed methodology with real data about used materials. https://www.fast.vsb.cz/cs/

EXHIBITION

The exhibition takes place for ten days in an empty house in the center of Prague, where students from various universities (from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Poland) transform abandoned spaces into an exhibition show. Each studio is assigned a room, a theme (this year's theme is "Power") and the freedom to transform the space into a site-specific installation in any way they like. The result is a site-specific exhibition that brings otherwise unused space to life for a unique, unrepeatable cultural experience. https://www.prehlidkapokoje.cz