One of the main features of this year's twelfth edition of the Sikorsky Challenge Festival of Innovative Projects that immediately caught my eye was its working atmosphere.
Recently, the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute hosted a sports competition dedicated to the 125th anniversary of the university. The Spartakiad was held in five disciplines: bowling, streetball, chess, volleyball and mini-football.
This year marks a significant date - 60 years since the rugby team of the Kyiv Polytechnic Institute "Polytechnic" was the first Ukrainian team to take part in official all-Union competitions: from August 2 to 10, 1963, the championship of the former USSR among the teams of the State Stat
Numerous scientific schools of Kyiv Polytechnic - creative teams working on solving long-term problems in the priority areas of national and world science and aimed at forming generations of professional, scientific and engineering elite - are known in Ukraine and abroad.
This year's university competition for the best textbook, monograph, or manual turned out to be surprisingly powerful. Although not too many publications were submitted (13 in total), the jury found it quite a challenge to determine the best ones.
Sofia Drozd, a master's student of the Department of Mathematical Modeling and Data Analysis, took part in the International GEO Week 2023, which took place in Cape Town.
The DCUS-School team of the Institute of Physics and Technology under the guidance of Associate Professor of the Department of Information Security Mykola Ilyin won first place!
During May-July 2023, all stages of the III All-Ukrainian (national) competition of scientific and educational publications "Open Science, Sustainable Development and Innovative Technologies" took place.
Mykyta Kryvokhatko, a first-year student of the Department of Computer-Integrated Technologies for the Production of PBF Devices, won the championship in the K1-Light category and took 2nd place in the Full contact category.
On June 30, 2023, the first stage of the "Building Back Better" project, a joint acceleration program of the University of Sheffield and Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, ended.
