Since 1994, the members of Intersectoral Research Institute of Mechanics "Rhythm" of the "KPI" fulfilled a number of development works to create a remote-controlled robotic systems for the liquidation of the Chernobyl catastrophe consequences, which can work at high levels of radioactivity, humid
On April, 19th the head of Security Service of Ukraine, Vasyl Hrytsak, talked with NTUU ‘KPI’ students, presented photo exhibition and signed the memorandum about the scientific and technical collaboration between the Service and NTUU ‘KPI’.
The main issues discussed by the participants of the round table "Risks and current trends in the global nuclear safety" concerned the role of Ukraine in the transfering of experience of overcoming the consequences of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster to the countries that are just begin
The main question on the agenda was the approval of the license cases of third level higher education training specialties in the "KPI". He first rector Yu. I. Yakimenko made a report. Vice-Rector M. Yu. Ilchenko was a co-speaker.
The bells were dinging, buzzing, like only copper does, drawlingly, absorbing the whole plain. Silver distance was swinging, and the sun was mercilessly blazing in the eyes. It was so low that even the smell of burnt could be felt. But then, little by little the bells calmed down, as if someone was playing with them, and then completely cut some thin string.
One of the largest residential areas Kyiv is Vyhurivshchyna-Troieshchyna (in everyday communication of Kyiv residents it is simply Troyeshchyna) with the area of three and a half thousand hectares and nearly half a million people.
Ceremonial opening of modern telecom laboratory lifecell, created with the support of "Ericsson Ukraine" took place in the Institute of Telecommunication Systems NTUU "KPI" on April 15.
April 14, 2016 at NTUU "KPI" was held XIV International Youth Scientific Conference "The history of science, technology and education."
On April, 12th the round table devoted to the 55th anniversary of Yu. O. Gagarin’s space flight and the development of rocket-space potential of Ukraine took place in the Academic Board Hall of NTUU ‘KPI’.
It is known that from the 1st of September NTUU ‘KPI’ will shift to the 100% teaching of foreign students in English. Moreover, substantially high level of English would be demanded from Ukrainian students who are to enter the KPI Master’s – according to the B1 criterion standards and B2 for masters entering Postgraduate.
