February 16, 2017 was held a general meeting of the Council of young scientists KPI them. Igor Sikorsky, delegates of which had representing all departments of the university. In the meeting took part Vice-rector for educational work, professor P. O.
Training of heating engineers at the Kyiv polytechnic institute has begun from the first days of its existence and occurred in the mechanical department of the institute.
On 28th February Deputy Director of the Telecommunication Systems, Professor Eugen Arkadievich Yakornov was 70.
Specialty in which qualify the HTF second year student Svitlana Androshchuk is absolutely “female”- “Chemical technology of food supplements and cosmetics”. And the girl’s passion is also surprisingly, “feminine” - embroidery.
Teacher of our University organized the art exhibition in Kyiv Pechersk Lavra.
I was told about Anna Kuzminchuk by Elena Belyaeva, KPI volunteer coordinator. She told me very briefly, that Anna recently defended her diploma and almost simultaneously gave birth to a son, and also participated in anti-terrorist operation that continues in eastern Ukraine.
The third-year engineering physics faculty Stasiuk is a future engineer, a specialist of composite and powder materials.
From January 30 to February 3, 2017 International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in collaboration with the Ministry of Energy and Coal Industry of Ukraine on the basis of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute conducted national seminar on "Educational program of physical nuclear safety in Ukraine: practice, IAEA recommendations and implementation experience in some universities."
Meet this funny, creative and friendly girl - assistant professor of Department of Heat Engineering and Energy Saving at IEE Iryna O. Sukhodub. She won the nomination "Young Teacher-Researcher" in the annual competition at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.
There are four representatives of the Industrial Electronics Department of FEL among the winners of the university competition “Young Teacher-researcher 2016”.
