In far 1952nd restless enthusiasts - students and employees of KPI - united and created tourist club in which and to this day travelers romantics gather. Under its aegis thousands of campaigns were carried out, is subordinated tens of thousands of tops, is passable millions of kilometers.
Last year was the 75 th year of the Department of Acoustics and acoustoelectronics "KPI".
25th of October, 2011 marked the centenary of Mikhailo Kuzmich Yangel, an outstanding designer of space and missile systems, member of the Academy of Science of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic and the USSR, laureate of the Lenin and State Prizes of the USSR, twice the Hero of Socialist La
June 15, 2011 we celebrated 90 years of talented scientist and teacher, doctor of technical sciences, professor, head of the department in the past, and now a leading researcher of the department of chemical, polymer and silica engineering Igor Mykhailovych Fedotkin.
Department of Instrumentation was established in February 1961.
Celebrations to mark the 45th anniversary of the exit of the first man in the open space, and the 35th anniversary of the joint flight program "Soyuz-Apollo" took place in NTUU "KPI" on March 30. Among the guests there were A.A.
Fedir Yaremchuk was born 1920 in the nadsluchansky village Great Molodkov (now the Yarunsky area), Zhitomirshchina, in Peter Maksimovich and Stepanida Korneevna's family. Afterwards, Feodor having grown and having seized the higher mathematics; he became the outstanding scientist - the methodologist in the field of mathematics.
1 September, 2009 Faculty of Chemical Technology, KPI, one of the leading departments, celebrates its 40th anniversary.
Honoring. University "KPI" with gratitude and respect remembers his famous graduate – Igor Sikorski. In his honor, a memorial plaque was installed on the territory of the KPI.
The jubilee chief architect NTUU "KPI" coincided with the full bloom of his creative powers, boundless energy, the epitome of good ideas in the works to further improve our university.
