On April 7th, a round table: ‘Chornobyl Nuclear Power Station – 30 years later’ organized by the Ukrainian nuclear community (UNC), State specialized enterprise of CNPS, National Nuclear Energy-generating company ‘Energoatom’ and NTUU ‘KPI’ took place in the Academic Board Hall.
Round table “Risks and modern trends of nuclear safety” was hold in April, 6 in NTUU “KPI”.
The first session in terms of the meeting of university-partners taking part in the project “The development of network infrastructure for the support of junior entrepreneurship on the FABLAB platform” upon the EU ERASMUS+ program was hold in April, 5.
Doors Open Day of NTUU “KPI” in Ukrainka city took place in the Culture Center “Energetyk” of Ukrainka city on 3d of April. The event was organized in terms of the cooperation agreement between the university and Ukrainka local Council.
On April 2nd the NTUU ‘KPI’ authorities, Scientific Part ‘Kyiv Politekhnika’ employees, and the representatives of enterprises comprised of the Innovative and manufacturing platform ‘Kyiv Politekhnika Union’ met the quests from the Zone of economic and technological development of Linyi, Shandong Province (PRC) at NTUU ‘KPI’.
The president and the owner of Canadian international college in Cairo, Doctor Magdi El Cadi (the Arab Republic of Egypt) visited NTUU “KPI” in March, 31.
On March 29th, delegation of Eliane Elmaleh, Ben Lebdai and Michael Piseril from the University of Maine (the French Republic) visited NTUU ‘KPI’.
KPI academic community has expanded with two new honorable doctorates. Sergii Kravchenko, vise-president of Boeing International Company and Volodymyr Kulchytskyi, business development director at Progresstech-Ukraine, the head of board of directors, received the honors.
On 27, March in NTUU “KPI” there was round table session related to the “construction of demineralization drinking water plant in Mariupol”.
On March, 24th the delegation of the trainers of the Israeli Missions Around the World (IMAW) and the International Training Center ‘Karamel’ named after Golda Meir (GMITC).
