Memorial plaques dedicated to deceased students and graduates of Igor Sikorsky KPI who gave their lives for the freedom and independence of Ukraine were unveiled in academic buildings No. 7 and No. 22 of Igor Sikorsky KPI.
The exhibition “Piezoelectric motors - created in KPI” was opened in the State Polytechnic Museum named after Borys Paton. The opportunity to organize it appeared last year, when the museum staff, while researching one particular exhibit of the museum collection - a piezoelectric motor - received a unique collection of samples of such motors to replenish the museum collection in addition to information material.
In a context of growing problems in higher education, KPI continues to demonstrate its readiness to be among the leaders in the modernization of higher engineering education.
A seminar devoted to aspects of Polish-Ukrainian cooperation was held on May 23-25, 2025, at the LANCUT Hotel in Lancut, near Rzeszow. The seminar was organized by the Section of KPI Alumni in Poland.
Issues and prospects for the development of renewable energy and energy efficiency were discussed by participants at the 26th International Scientific and Practical Conference “Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in the 21st Century,” held at Igor Sikorsky KPI from May 21 to 23.
The first meeting between the chairman of the Supervisory Board and the management of Igor Sikorsky KPI took place after the approval of the new composition of the university's Supervisory Board.
Our university graduate Danylo Shlyakhov (09.04.2000 — 05.06.2025) was killed in the war...
Despite the massive rocket attack on Ukraine on the night of April 24, 2025, the VI International Scientific and Practical Conference “Business, Innovation, Management: Problems and Prospects” was held on the same day at the Faculty of Management and Marketing. It was organized by the Department of Enterprise Management. The conference brought together over 220 participants—scientists, practitioners, and higher education students from various cities in Ukraine, Poland, and Finland.
Work continues on the personal collections of professors at Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. One of the most significant collections in terms of quantity belongs to Professor I.D. Zhukov. Most of the publications found contain dedications from the authors. Perhaps this is not a personal library in the full sense of the word, but the collection accurately illustrates the scientist's scientific and social connections.
Our university student Maksym Oleksandrovych Starostin (17.06.2005– 03.06.2025) was killed in the war...
