On May, 17th XV International scientific and technical conference: ‘Instrumentation: its state and perspectives’ took place in NTUU ‘KPI’. It is the traditional platform for communication of scientific and industrial community in the scope of modern instrumentation issues, precision technologies, intellectualization of production.
On April 16, 2016, died Pavel Bondar, Ph.D., assistant professor of the Department of Instruments and Systems of Orientation and Navigation of FIE.
Students of NTUU "KPI" took part in the 9-th International scientific conference of young scientists and students "New directions of Instrument engineering" which was held from 20 to 22 April 2016 at the Belarusian National Technical University (Minsk, Belarus).
On March 29th, delegation of Eliane Elmaleh, Ben Lebdai and Michael Piseril from the University of Maine (the French Republic) visited NTUU ‘KPI’.
A university contest "Young teacher-researcher" which was launched a decade ago every year names new young scientists who gain their name in the national and international scientific community. One of these is Associate Professor of CIDE V. Marina Filippova.
Olga Mykolaivna Markina has been already working at the Department of Analytical and Environmental devices and systems for ten years. Last year she won the competition "young teacher-researcher 2015". She is the pupil of the Kiev Polytechnic.
Nobel laureate of year 2011, professor Daniel Shechtman delivered a public lecture in NTUU “KPI” in January, 27.
A university competition "teacher-researcher" was launched a decade ago and named galaxy of scientists who have acquired knowledge and skills in Soviet times, when engineering talent aroused respect and KPI graduates successfully work across the vast country.
In October 7-8 in NTUU “KPI” was took place The First scientific-practical conference "Modern state and prospects of biomedical engineering and medical industry of Ukraine"
Nowadays the problem of job placement by specialty is extremely important; consequently, students begin to think about their future occupations beforehand. That work was both interesting and allowing to engage in scientific research.
