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On September 26, in the STL, another lecture of the “Think about it” cycle dedicated to the 120th anniversary of our university, took place. This time it was about the Kyiv industry of the XIX - beginning. XXI century.

On September 28, on the eve of the Day of Libraries, in the Scientific and Technological Library of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute its employees, partners and readers celebrated “Library Day 2018”, which was held under the slogan “Library’s Open”.

The School of Young Scientist-2018 “Steps to Achieve Success in Research and Innovation” was held on May, 16-18, on the basis of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.

A lecture by a well-known Kyiv historian Myhailo Kalynitsky “Outstanding Kyiv architects of the early twentieth century - employees of the Polytechnic Institute” from the cycle of historical studies “Think about it” gathered on 24th of August in the NTB students and university lecturers, city tou

Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute Library launches the project "Save KPI’s history". We want to save unique testimonies of the university's diverse life and we will be happy to get some printed and unprinted gifts. We collect various materials, it can be:

On the eve of Vyshyvanka Day that was celebrated on May 17 an interesting installation with such a name appeared on one of the walls of the H. I. Denysenko scientific-technical library of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.

On May 29 Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute was visited by a delegation of parliamentarians from the Republic of Macedonia headed by the chairman of the Assembly of the Republic of Macedonia parliamentary group on inter-parliamentary relations with Ukraine Jovan Mitreschi.

On April 25 H. I. Denysenko Scientific and Technical Library held the third meeting within the cycle of historical studies "Think about it", which is devoted to the 120th anniversary of our university. This time it was a question of public transport of Kyiv in XIX - early XX century.

The word “procrastination” means inclination to postpone important things for later, to replace them with various current occupations.

April 25, the photo exhibition of the Japanese photojournalist Kadzumi Obary “Irradiation” opened on the eve of the 32nd anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster at the Ukrainian-Japanese Center of the Igor Sikorsky KPI.