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Associate Professor of the Department of Welding Production, Candidate of Technical Sciences of the Institute of Mechanical Engineering and Manufacturing of KPI Yevheniia Chvertko became the first woman in Ukraine and Eastern Europe to be awarded the distinction of the International Institute of

The Scientific Council of the National Research Foundation of Ukraine has approved the rating list of participating projects and the list of winners of the “Advanced Science in Ukraine” competition.

On the day of the 154th anniversary of the birth of the prominent Ukrainian scientist Yevhen Oskarovych Paton, a memorial plaque was unveiled at the entrance to the house where he lived.

This publication is devoted to the 40th anniversary of the founding of the Department of Laser Engineering and Physical and Technical Technologies (LTFT) of the E.O. Paton Educational and Research Institute of Materials Science and Welding.

The project of the Institute of IMZ and FEL to create devices and services for sports training and remote healthcare received a grant under the EU Horizon Europe program. 

The activities of the founding scientific schools of materials science, metallurgy, and welding at KPI were associated with outstanding world-renowned scientists: E.O. Paton, B.E. Paton, V.Y. Vasiliev, M.M. Dobrokhotov, K.I. Vashchenko, V.N. Hrydnev, I.M. Fedorchenko, G.V. Samsonov, V.I.

In order to encourage and support graduate students who have distinguished themselves in their academic and research work, the Ministry of Education and Science has introduced academic scholarships named after M.S.Hrushevsky.

For more than ten years, Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute has been cooperating with the University of the Basque Country (Universidad del País Vasco, Spain) and the Kurdyumov Institute of Metallophysics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine to improve the processing of metal prod

In early October, Oleksii Kahliak, Acting Head of the Department of Laser Engineering and Physical and Technical Technologies, held the first of a series of open popular science lectures at the invitation of the House of Scientists.