This year, 362 works took part in the competition, in particular from universities in Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Georgia, Kazakhstan and others. The works were evaluated by 144 scientists from various fields.
School vacations are not just a time for relaxation. For students, it is also an opportunity to plunge into the fascinating world of science. So, at the end of March, the Big Chemical Auditorium of the Faculty of Chemical Technology of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute invited everyone to discover the world of formulas, laboratory experiments, and interesting results.
Exhibition "#6" is a tandem of music and painting.
On the day of the 154th anniversary of the birth of the prominent Ukrainian scientist Yevhen Oskarovych Paton, a memorial plaque was unveiled at the entrance to the house where he lived.
Given the increased danger of missile attacks on civilian infrastructure in Kyiv using weapons with the shortest flight time, the threat of penetration of enemy sabotage and reconnaissance groups into the city, security measures are being strengthened at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.
The following recommendations were approved at the third meeting of the Organizing Committee for the election of the rector of the University:
Recently, a memorial plaque in honor of its famous resident, the outstanding Ukrainian scientist and engineer Yevhen Oskarovych Paton, was unveiled on the historic residential building #5, which is an integral part of the KPI campus.
At the end of February, a delegation of American military reservists headed by Major General William Mullen, former commander of the US Marine Corps Training Command, visited Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. It also included Andrew Bain, CEO of Sonata Holding LLC (USA).
Even schoolchildren can now drive various vehicles, assemble electronic circuits and model 3D airplanes.
Engineering schools are held at the Institute of MMI for everyone who wants to try their hand at the profession and work with iron.
An evacuation ground drone that saves not only the wounded but also medics. Kyiv Polytechnics create a stretcher designed by Dmytro Mamonov, an IDP from Sloviansk.
