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The winners of the innovative projects competition held as part of the Sikorsky Challenge 2025 festival, which recently took place at KPI, have been announced. They will receive funding to implement their ideas. This is the fourth festival held during the war, so its priorities included a defense forum and projects aimed at protecting the civilian population and critical infrastructure. The authors describe one of the developments that addresses an urgent need: the construction of shelters.
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Anastasiia Kurulenko, a student of the 11th grade of the Polytechnic Lyceum of NTUU "KPI", became a bronze medalist at the I-FEST international festival in Tunisia.

One of the winners of the XI Festival of Innovation Projects "Sikorsky Challenge 2022: Innovative Transformation of Ukraine" was the development of "Modern technology of manufacturing "transparent armor", which was presented by researchers of the scientific and technical group "Lambit" of

Anastasiia Kurulenko, a student of the 11th grade of the Polytechnic Lyceum of NTUU "KPI", a graduate of the Chemistry and Biology Department of the Kyiv Junior Academy of Sciences, won gold at the INOVA 2022, 46th International Invention Show in Zagreb, Croatia.

This year, the All-Ukrainian Innovation Ecosystem "Sikorsky Challenge Ukraine" was not about ideas, but ready-made projects. Most of them were dedicated to defense: from special high-strength materials to special military equipment.

On October 26-28, the XI Festival of Innovative Projects "Sikorsky Challenge 2022: Innovative Transformation of Ukraine" was held at the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.

1st year FIOT student Borovyk Olga won gold at the International Festival of Engineering Sciences and Technologies (I-FEST).

At the end of June – early July, the People's Ensemble of Folk Dance of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute toured Poland with triumph. Dancers took part in three international festivals.

Academic Folk Choir KPI twice a year rides with a concerts abroad. This summer, the choir traveled to Romania, where took part in the IV International Festival of Choral Music by Gabriel Muzychesku that was held in Yassi.

In the "KPI" university  a new Mural appeared. Renowned Canadian artist Lee Aaron Hill, who is currently living in New York, known as a capital of street art, decorated the building of the KPI Centre of Culture and Arts with huge mural.