On February 26-27, 2014 in Scientific and technical library named for G.I. Denisenko of NTUU "KPI" was the championship of chess. The event was organized by the department of sports of the Student Council of the University and department of sport SR of Publishing and Printing Institute.
In the State Polytechnic Museum at NTUU "KPI" was open championship of Ukraine of ship sport in the classes of models stand copies.
World experience shows that about 70% of the most cited publications are written by scientists under 45 years. These publications relate primarily new areas of science and engineering research activity of which is a natural.
At our university scientific research is conducted on a wide range of themes and in different fields. Some of them are implemented and are economically effective and others have the potential of implementation.
It has been 10 years in the row as the Faculty of Instrument Engineering and Faculty of Management and Marketing hold joint interfaculty International Scientific and Practical Conference of Students, Postgraduate Students and Young Scientists, which is called “Efficiency of engineering solutions
Olympiad in Theoretical Mechanics for students "KPI" was held March 6, 2014. There were 48 students-representatives of seven faculties and institutes: FASS, IME, FCE, FW, FBE, FMPE, IESEM.
At the end of March at NTUU "KPI" held local engineering phase of European competition EBEC (European BEST Engineering competitions).
March 4, 1961 is the world's first ballistic missile that can carry nuclear warheads, was destroyed in flight by another, the so-called antimissile.
-I congratulate you with a purely Ukrainian holiday - the birthday of the Kobzar. I am not sure that there are nations that celebrate the birthday of the poet, - by these words Vitaly Ivashchenko started his speech.
If you have been in the Shevchenko lane, near Independence Square, I’m sure that you have been surprised: how among the metropolitan multiplicity, glass bank buildings, Kiev "skyscrapers", trendy shops and expensive cafes survived this colorful house of the first half of the nineteenth century (w
