Kyiv Politechnic

Modern warfare is not only a confrontation between manpower and technology, but also a battle between robotic technologies. Today, unmanned systems perform a wide range of tasks: from reconnaissance and combat operations to rescuing the wounded and delivering provisions and ammunition. And we are not only talking about UAVs, but also ground-based robotic systems (GRS), which were created with the help of the hands, minds, and knowledge of Kyiv Polytechnic Institute students.

The XIV International Festival of Innovative Projects “Sikorsky Challenge 2025”, which took place at Igor Sikorsky KPI from October 28 to November 2 this year, was dedicated to the issues and ways of post-war revival, reconstruction, and further development of Ukraine. 

Our newspaper (see “Kyiv Polytechnic” No. 1-2, 2024) has already reported on the mosaic panel “Science,” which adorns the facade of Building 18 and is included in the List of Identified Cultural Heritage Objects of Kyiv. However, its creator, monumentalist artist Fedir Tetyanych (1942–2007), is known mainly to specialists. But the first performer of independent Ukraine, whose ideas were ahead of their time and remain relevant to this day, does not deserve to be forgotten.

The trade union committee of Igor Sikorsky KPI traditionally paid considerable attention to health improvement during the summer period. Therefore, trade union members and their children were given the opportunity to spend their summer holidays in picturesque corners of Western Ukraine and Poland free of charge or on preferential terms.

In mid-October, as part of Erasmus+ Days at Igor Sikorsky KPI 2025, a series of events took place, including information and consultation sessions for potential participants in this program.

This is the first joint project in Ukraine with Keysight Technologies, a global technology leader in test and measurement solutions for the electronics, aerospace, telecommunications, defense, education, and scientific industries.

Igor Sikorsky KPI continues its series of lectures with foreign ambassadors! This time, the guest of the open dialogue with KPI students was the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Azerbaijan to Ukraine, Mr.

Two holidays almost coincide in time—All-Ukrainian Library Day and Education Workers' Day. As noted by the famous Ukrainian educator and publicist Vasyl Sukhomlynsky, “a library is a temple where spirituality is always born and preserved.” This year, these holidays coincided with the 45th anniversary of the H.I. Denysenko Scientific and Technical Library building. On this occasion, a round table discussion entitled “Community Space” was held there.

More than 90 countries celebrated World Space Week this year. It is the largest space event in the world, held annually from October 4 to 10.