Dear Oksana Mykolaivna! On the occasion of your birthday, please accept my heartfelt congratulations! Your leadership and talent in the development of our wonderful library deserve great gratitude and respect from the entire university staff.
Throughout life, a person must be in search of knowledge, sources of inspiration and admiration, and wonder - even despite the negative emotions that haunt us during the war.
The tour of the library and excursion to the KPI museum were held for pupils of the Technical Lyceum of NTUU "KPI" of Vyshgorod City Council.
On March 28, a press conference was held on the ground floor of the KPI library with the participation of the polytechnic management, representatives of the Ministry of Education and Science and the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, CLUST, and the chief architect of Peker & Partners.
A safe, multifunctional space with an open lecture area, reading area, cafeteria, restrooms, and a room for video calls. This is how the Smart Shelter CLUST Space project currently looks like, which is planned to open in the basement of the KPI Library.
On February 9, 2023, readers met Eduard Ivanovych Kuznietsov, chairman of the Public Council under the State Space Agency of Ukraine, first vice-president of the Aerospace Society of Ukraine, author of the book "Thirty Years in Orbit.
Holdings of the H.I. Denysenko Scientific and Technical Library are replenished not only through the purchase of books and subscriptions to periodicals. One of the important sources is the editions that were donated and are still being donated by book collecting authors.
The first innovative smart shelter in Ukraine — Smart Shelter CLUST Space — is being created in the former book storage of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute Library.
Dear Kyiv Polytechnics! The Day of Unity of Ukraine is a holiday celebrated annually on January 22, the day of the proclamation of the Act of Unification of the Ukrainian People's Republic and the Western Ukrainian People's Republic, which took place in 1919.
In the What to Read? project students and employees of the university talk about the books that influenced their consciousness.
