Kyiv Politechnic

More than 20 years ago, Ukrainian scientists – engineers, doctors, physicists, biologists – led by academician B.E. Paton developed and introduced a technology for welding living soft tissues.

⚽️ 📌 Four teams took part in the competition:

• the Polytechnic team;
• the ISZZI team;
• the 210 SAR team;
• the Solomyanskyi District Police team.

🇮🇱 Our university was visited by Michael Brodsky, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the State of Israel to Ukraine, together with Lilia Lyakhovich, coordinator of the Embassy's public diplomacy department.

Artificial intelligence, or simply AI, is rapidly entering the lives of every modern person.

Two important documents were signed on May 14 by the heads of Igor Sikorsky KPI and the subsidiary enterprise “Melexis-Ukraine.” The first document, a Memorandum of Cooperation, was signed by University Rector Anatoliy Melnychenko and Company Director Yevhen Vasyur.

As part of the Ajax Next initiative and in partnership with Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, Ajax Systems is holding its third Mechanical Internship for university students. Classes began on March 4 and will end at the end of the semester. Seventeen students from various university departments were selected to participate. The editorial staff of Kyiv Polytechnic spoke with representatives of the company, the department, and one of the program's graduates to learn more about the purpose of this practical training, what the interns will learn, and what prospects await those who successfully complete the program.

The CLUST SPACE Smart Shelter at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute hosted an inter-sectoral seminar entitled “Artificial Intelligence in Action: Practical Recommendations for the Public Sector and Educational Institutions.”

Last December, the first issue of an English-language newsletter dedicated to the life of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute was published. It was called Quarterly Newsletter. However, so many events take place at the university every week that even if only the most important ones were included in the newsletter, it would be huge.

The exhibition “Piezoelectric motors - created in KPI” was opened in the State Polytechnic Museum named after Borys Paton. The opportunity to organize it appeared last year, when the museum staff, while researching one particular exhibit of the museum collection - a piezoelectric motor - received a unique collection of samples of such motors to replenish the museum collection in addition to information material.