Dear Kyiv Polytechnics! I sincerely congratulate you on the Day of Dignity and Freedom!

Numerous scientific schools of Kyiv Polytechnic - creative teams working on solving long-term problems in the priority areas of national and world science and aimed at forming generations of professional, scientific and engineering elite - are known in Ukraine and abroad.

Scientific activity is an intellectual creative activity aimed at obtaining new knowledge and (or) finding ways to apply it, the main types of which are basic and applied scientific research. (From the Law of Ukraine "On Scientific and Scientific-Technical Activity")

Preparations for the finals of the All-Ukrainian competition of student research papers on artificial intelligence are underway. The final will be held on November 28-29. Twenty works from different regions of Ukraine have been admitted to the final stage.

KPI graduate Sergiy Yakymov became the head of the Martian Desert Research Station in the US state of Utah. The station conducts geological and social research, simulating the possible life of astronauts on the surface of Mars.

Interview with a KPI graduate who lives in Poland and helps Ukraine

- Another shipment of camouflage nets has been sent to Ukraine. How many is this one?

This year's university competition for the best textbook, monograph, or manual turned out to be surprisingly powerful. Although not too many publications were submitted (13 in total), the jury found it quite a challenge to determine the best ones.

🕯 Dear Kyiv Polytechnics, on behalf of the staff of the Institute of Applied Systems Analysis, we express our deep sorrow over the loss of an outstanding cyberneticist Viktor Ivanovych Ivanenko.

Its history dates back to October 28, 1939, when the police in Prague forcibly dispersed a peaceful demonstration of young people on the occasion of the 21st anniversary of the establishment of the Czechoslovak Republic.

Military operations cause enormous damage to the Ukrainian environment. In particular, the restoration and modernization of water supply and sewerage in the war-affected areas requires advanced technologies for the treatment and disinfection of drinking and wastewater, wells, etc.