On October 22, 2026, The Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications, and Information Technology hosted RADIOFEST on the Leu Campus of the Polytechnic University of Bucharest. The event brought together the academic community, specialists, companies, students, and technology enthusiasts to discuss radio communications and telecommunications solutions.
The event's opening and the meetings at the exhibition
Cristian Negrescu, Gabriel Petrea, Radu-Mihnea Udrea, and Șerban Obreja spoke at the opening conference. Official University Announcement and the published photos capture the conference, the audience, equipment demonstrations, and discussions at the booths. RADIOFEST also took place that same day at the university campus in Pitești.
The exhibition provided a setting for showcasing equipment and projects, exploring telecommunications applications, and fostering dialogue between visitors and experts. The program for this year’s event included workshops and tours of the faculty’s laboratories. View the RADIOFEST 2026 presentation and schedule.
Photo Gallery: What It Was Like at RADIOFEST
The opening conference, demonstrations, and meetings at the booths, as seen in the photos published by POLITEHNICA Bucharest.








Photos: POLITEHNICA University of Bucharest. The post about the opening and the original gallery.
RADIOFEST Opening Ceremony, Video Recording
Watch the recording of the opening conference
In UPB's post during the exhibition, the university highlights the opportunities for high school and college students to interact with experts and explore equipment related to radio and satellite communications, radar, drones, and surveying.
Demonstrations and Amateur Radio Operators at ETTI
In the report published by the college during the event, ETTI confirms that ANCOM, BlueSpace Technology Romania, Orange Romania, Ericsson, Rohde & Schwarz, the CAMPUS Institute, the League of Electronics Students, and TechForge will be present at the booths, along with the other guests. The demonstrations and discussions gave visitors a closer look at the practical applications of telecommunications and research.
The post also featured the workshop „Introduction to the World of Amateur Radio,” dedicated to the amateur radio community, Morse code decoding, and communications over amateur radio networks.


A Look Back at the First Edition
Looking back on the first edition of RADIOFEST, the faculty highlighted the curiosity of the students who visited, the experience of the amateur radio community, and the exchange of ideas among researchers, specialists, and industry partners. ETTI thanked its partners, research centers, guests, and volunteers for their contributions to organizing and carrying out the event.
ETTI Retrospective and Photo Gallery




RADIOFEST in the Media
Articles and Video Content
- Euronews Romania, October 22: an overview of the event, the target audience, and the activities at the two university centers. Read the article or Watch the video.
- AGERPRES, October 20: Announcement regarding the exhibition, hands-on demonstrations, workshops, and tours of the ETTI laboratories. Read the news.
- Bucharest Bulletin, October 22: a presentation of the telecommunications exhibition and opportunities to participate in the faculty's activities. Read the article.
Press Releases, Coverage, and Calendars
- Press release from POLITEHNICA Bucharest published by AGERPRES, October 19 presents the event's objectives and program.
- The announcement was also picked up by News Sources and Goldring, on October 20.
- Rador Radio Romania included RADIOFEST in its schedule for October 22, under the section dedicated to education and research.
- The event was featured in OnEvent calendar and mentioned in summary published by Azi în București on October 22.
Impressions and photos from participants
In a report published on October 23, BEIA Consult International confirmed its participation in RADIOFEST and its meetings with students, specialists, and technology enthusiasts. The company presented materials on its research projects and their applications. See the BEIA report and photo gallery.