In June 2017, the city contest of the "Participation Budget" projects, the so-called GB2, has started for the second time. And one thing was clear to us - we will not miss this opportunity, we have a too global goal.
On October 17, the library hosted a round table discussion dedicated to the anniversary of Nikolai Fedotovich Bilyashivsky. On this day, came to us experts from the museum and library business from various Kyiv cultural and educational institutions.
24, October 2017 was the 150th anniversary of Biliashivskyi’s birth. Mykola Biliashovskyi (1867-1926) was an academician at National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, an archaeologist, an art expert, an ethnographer, a museum expert and the forst librarian of the KPI.
On October 23-29, 2017, the International Open Access Week was held around the world under the slogan "Open in order to ..."
With the joint efforts of initiative teams, students and thanks to the votes of Kyiv residents in the public budget of Kyiv won 5 large KPI's projects and one small for the total amount of 10 million 159 thousand 75 UAH.
On October, 6, the KPI named was visited by top managers of the Ukrainian branch of the world-famous company EPAM Systems – the head of EPAM Systems Ukraine, the president of the Association “Information Technologies of Ukraine” Yuri Antoniuk and the head of educational programs “EPAM Systems Ukraine” Maxim Pochebut.
In the Igor Sikorsky KPI series of trainings "Data Science Bootcamp" were held from August 12 to 19, 2017
Means of computer technology have appeared for a long time. Originally, they were counting sticks and pebbles (in Latin - calculi), subsequently the abacus and counters appeared.
“The third place” is a very popular concept today. It is a place where person wants to go rather than come back home. This is a place to which people hurry in after their work. Is a library a third place where anybody can find book, work or hobby?
At the beginning of the new school year in the hall of rare and valuable documents of G. I. Denisenko the Scientific and Technical Library opened the exhibition "Physics through the ages".
