The Faculty of Physics and Mathematics (FMF) of our university now has a modern laboratory with 17 high-tech workstations, which will serve as a basis for integrating innovative artificial intelligence methods into the educational space, as well as into fundamental and applied scientific research in physics and mathematics on the way to creating new technologies.
Andriy Gubsky, director of the KBIS of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, contributed to
PUMB joined in the reconstruction of the university's sports complex by donating an 80 kW generator to ensure its stable operation.
🇺🇦🇮🇱 During Michael Brodsky's third visit to Igor Sikorsky KPI, he gave a lecture entitled “Israel and Ukraine: Lessons of War” to university students. The lecture focused on international relations and the adaptation of Israel's experience to Ukraine.
Every year on Christmas Eve, Plast scouts bring light from Bethlehem to the capital as a symbol of peace, hope, and unity. The fire is lit in Bethlehem, then it goes to Poland, then to Lviv, Kyiv — and finally reaches our university.
Experts from Igor Sikorsky KPI became speakers and participants in the event “Digitization of Industrial SMEs — Hack & Match,” which took place at Kyiv Polytechnic University.
Dear polytechnics! The time of winter vacations and holidays is approaching. Being in different regions of Ukraine, it is necessary to remember that the open large-scale armed aggression of the Russian Federation continues.
Igor Sikorsky KPI has received a new powerful generator as charitable aid from the International Committee of the Red Cross.
The generator has a capacity of 44 kW, it has already been installed, connected, and is ready for operation to meet the needs of the university.
It is with deep sadness that we announce the untimely death of the outstanding scientist and educator, Deputy Director of the Educational and Scientific Institute of Applied Systems Analysis for Scientific and Pedagogical Work, Professor Viktor Demidovich Romanenko.
The winners of the innovative projects competition held as part of the Sikorsky Challenge 2025 festival, which recently took place at KPI, have been announced. They will receive funding to implement their ideas. This is the fourth festival held during the war, so its priorities included a defense forum and projects aimed at protecting the civilian population and critical infrastructure. The authors describe one of the developments that addresses an urgent need: the construction of shelters.
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