War and peace intertwined in one exhibition, but with unwavering faith in our Victory - this is how the exhibition opened on May 14 at the Center for Culture and Arts of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute can be described. Or rather, there are two of them: "Faces of Power" by artist Natalia Duka and "Kyiv Motifs" by Asya Kolos.
On May 15-16, the International Forum "Ecology and Peace" was held at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. It combined an international scientific and practical conference with the same name and a competition of startup projects and scientific and technical developments in the environmental field as a section of the traditional All-Ukrainian Festival "Sikorsky Challenge", which is scheduled for October 2024.
Here is a daily chronicle of the university's life during a dramatic period of Ukrainian history - from February 24 to April 10, 2022.
Another anniversary of the Chornobyl disaster, the largest man-made disaster of the twentieth century, is approaching. In addition to Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia, most European countries have experienced its consequences to varying degrees.
"Ukraine deserves freedom, equality and security. America and its partners have a plan to make it happen," said U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, speaking to students and staff of Kyiv Polytechnic.
Volodymyr graduated from Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute with a degree in Applied Systems Analytics and worked as a programmer.
The Knowledge Square of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute is bathed in the hot May sun. There's a long line of medical vehicles and vehicles for evacuating the wounded from the battlefield.
A specialized center in the village of Zgurivka, Brovary district, which was opened and operates with the participation of a PhD student of the FBMI, provides free rehabilitation and physical comfort services to military personnel who have been injured in the upper and lower extremitie
The electric drones assembled by Kyiv Polytechnic students are now in service with the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The ground drones were sent to evacuate and rescue wounded soldiers to the 23rd Separate Special Forces Battalion in the Eastern sector.
KPI students handed over their own assembled Mamonov's electric stretcher to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The ground drone is designed to evacuate the wounded from the battlefield. It is controlled remotely.
