A monument to the Heroes of the Celestial Hundred is opened and consecrated at Independence Day in NTUU"KPI" close to interfaith the Church of St. Nicholas - the patron saint of the University.
July 23, 2014 The Church of St. Nicholas - heavenly patron of the University was consecrated at the National Technical University of Ukraine "Kyiv Polytechnic Institute".
The priority light sources. Achievements in physics and optoelectronics in the last decade helped to create the light sources with an energy efficiency of 5-10 times greater than incandescent lamps. These solid-state light sources include LEDs.
The competition for the best equipment and the maintenance of classroom fund and classrooms NTUU"KPI" is finished.
The main objective of the maintenance department (MD) is to keep the existing material base in the normal operating condition and its further development in order to create normal conditions for training and research activities and the establishment of appropriate social environment for students
December 18, a memorial plaque to the outstanding scientist, the founder of the Institute for Energy Saving and Energy Management NTUU "KPI" Arthur Veniaminovich Prakhovnik was opened during the solemn ceremony.
3 August 2013, a solemn opening of the monument to the outstanding Polish physical chemist and statesman and alumni of KPI Wojciech Sventoslavsky (21.6 (3.7 ) .1881- 29.4.1968) was held near the building № 4 NTUU "KPI" .
On 29th August, it has been raining cats and dogs since the early morning, but even this fact could not stop the solemn ceremony of unveiling the memorial “New Prometheus”, which is situated on the Knowledge Square of NTUU “Kiev Polytechnic Institute”.
On the 29th of August 2013 on the Lane of remarkable academics and constructors of the National technical university of Ukraine was held a solemn ceremony due to the opening of the monument to the remarkable constructor of air engines academician of the USSR Academy of Science Major-General-Engin
On the 13-th of June the public garden near the Science and Technical Library of the National Technical University of Ukraine "Kyiv Polytechnic Institute" (NTUU KPI) hosted the solemn ceremony to unveil the monument to Petar II Petrovic Njegos (1813 - 1851), an outstanding poet and the Prince-Bishop of Montenegro.
Petar II Petrovic Njegos was the Prince-Bishop of Montenegro between 1830-1851, the Serbian Orthodox Metropolitan of Cetinje. He was an outstanding statesman, reformer, Montenegrin fair fighter against Turkey. When he was in power Montenegro began to turn into independent modern state. He also founded the first school and printing establishment in Cetinje, that is a historical and cultural capital of the country, and edited a collection of folk songs. Moreover, he was a prominent poet, one of the most remarkable in the literature of Balkan nations.
