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Today, as Ukraine continues to navigate a period of profound economic, social, and demographic transformation, professional dialogue, academic cooperation, and the exchange of practical experience among representatives of academia, business, and the educational community have become increasingly important.

The Department of Biosafety and Human Health of the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute is actively expanding international cooperation in the fields of rehabilitation, occupational therapy, and advanced biomedical engineering technologies. Such partnerships have become particularly important in the context of developing Ukraine's rehabilitation system and introducing modern international practices, especially in the field of occupational therapy.

The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine's Named Scholarships for Young Doctors of Science provide financial support to early-career researchers and create opportunities and incentives for conducting scientific research in Ukraine within the country's priority areas of science and technology development. In 2025, among the 47 young researchers awarded these prestigious monthly scholarships by the state were two young scientists from Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.

During the conference "The Future of District Heating: International Experience, Innovative Technologies, and Digital Solutions," held in May at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, a joint event organized by the university and the ReWarm project of the German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ) focused on discussing key issues related to the modernization of district heating systems. Particular attention was given to the application of heat pump technologies, including those based on geothermal energy sources, as well as the implementation of digital solutions for the intelligent management of district heating networks.

The extraordinarily difficult winter that Ukraine has just endured clearly demonstrated how critical energy issues have become for the country. During wartime, energy security directly affects not only the functioning of the economy but has also become an integral component of national security. Ukrainian media have even described the pursuit of energy resilience as a new national idea, reflecting its vital importance for the country's present and future.

🤝 On Science Day, Igor Sikorsky KPI once again served as a venue for the President of Ukraine to meet with the scientific community. The Head of State familiarized himself with the latest Ukrainian achievements and developments, including the results of KPI’s scientific research.

Redrich Putyatin, a graduate student in the Department of Technical and Software Automation at the Faculty of Applied Physics and Engineering (FAPIE) of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute (KPI), achieved a strong result at The International Physics Competition (IPhyC).

The idea that education should respond to the needs of society is widely shared by everyone involved in the educational process. To prepare highly competent professionals, universities are committed to attracting talented and motivated applicants.

At the end of February, the “Globus” Touring Club traditionally organizes and hosts the “Snow Leopard” city competition in mountaineering techniques. The wonderful atmosphere of Holosiivskyi Park, exciting stages, and the opportunity to showcase technical skills attract dozens of athletes and fans.