Winners of KPI

With the help of modern radar stations, images of the earth's surface are obtained, which are used for weather forecasting, research of natural resources, geological exploration, monitoring of catastrophes, ecological pollution, etc.

NASA Space Apps Challenge is the largest international space hackathon, organized with the support of the NASA (US National Aeronautics and Space Administration). Participants of more than 70 countries take part in the NASA hackathon.

The project with a long but eloquent for experts title "Simultaneous conversion of ambient heat and unwanted vibrations into electricity by nanotube-electrification during intrusion / extrusion of non-wetting liquid into nanopores / from nanopores" get a positive review within the H2020-FETPROAC

According to the results of the competition of the National Agency for Civil Service “The best practices for introducing educational innovations in professional training of civil servants” Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute took the third prize for preparing master’s courses in “Public Admi

According to the results of the competition of the NRFU, the work of scientists from the Department of Computer Science "Artificial Intelligence Platform for Remote Automated Detection and Diagnosis of Human Diseases" should receive state funding.

Project “Toolkit for planning underground infrastructure of large cities to ensure the minimization of environmental and man-made risks of urban space based on a systematic methodology”, scientific overseer - Corresponding member of NASU, Deputy Director for Research of IASA N.D. Pankratova.

On September 10, 2020, the final meeting of the branch competition commission established by the Order of the National Technical University of Ukraine "Kyiv Polytechnic Institute named after Igor Sikorsky" dated April 14, 2020, #2/32 a, was held.

These are the results of two competitions of the National Research Foundation of Ukraine. Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute presented 18 projects, 10 of which were recommended for funding. In 3 more projects our university acted as a co-executor, one of them will receive grant support.

The winners of the award competition of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute for the best textbooks, manuals, monographs this year were:

The Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute team at the Ukrainian Climbing Students' Championship (under the "bouldering" program), which took place on February 7-9 in Kharkiv, won a license to participate in the Student World Championship.