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🇺🇦🇯🇵 Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute will cooperate with Japanese companies and organizations on remote control of construction equipment.

In response to the current challenges and demands of Ukrainian society, as well as to ensure Ukraine's competitiveness in the world, promote the development of national research potential, and integrate into the global research space, the Ministry of Education and Science holds competitions among scientists, followed by the provision of funding for advanced fundamental research that involves setting and solving pressing scientific problems. Kyiv Polytechnic continues to acquaint readers with the projects of our university's scientists that have received state funding this year. Among them is a project developed by researchers at the E.O. Paton Electric Welding Institute.

From June 2 to 6, 2025, a training seminar was held in Ljubljana (Slovenia) as part of the Erasmus+ Open4UA project — Open Science for the Higher Education System of Ukraine.

Developers, scientists, businesses, and the government have joined forces to find innovative solutions in the field of defense and security technologies and to support MilTech projects.

The cooperation will strengthen the practical component of student training, particularly in the field of humanitarian demining.

More than 20 years ago, Ukrainian scientists – engineers, doctors, physicists, biologists – led by academician B.E. Paton developed and introduced a technology for welding living soft tissues.

During the panel discussion organized by the Ministry of Education and Science in cooperation with YEP, important issues regarding the transformation of science in universities as one of the drivers of innovative development in Ukraine were discussed.

Issues and prospects for the development of renewable energy and energy efficiency were discussed by participants at the 26th International Scientific and Practical Conference “Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in the 21st Century,” held at Igor Sikorsky KPI from May 21 to 23.

Despite the massive rocket attack on Ukraine on the night of April 24, 2025, the VI International Scientific and Practical Conference “Business, Innovation, Management: Problems and Prospects” was held on the same day at the Faculty of Management and Marketing. It was organized by the Department of Enterprise Management. The conference brought together over 220 participants—scientists, practitioners, and higher education students from various cities in Ukraine, Poland, and Finland.

One of the most important events that took place at Igor Sikorsky KPI at the end of last month was the International Forum “Innovations in Medical Engineering.” It was held over two days, May 20 and 21, and brought together representatives of government agencies, Ukrainian and international participants in the Sikorsky Challenge Ukraine Innovation Ecosystem, international medical engineering specialists and experts, and representatives of foundations and companies. And, of course, scientists and developers of startup projects, because the forum participants not only discussed problems and identified pain points in the rapid implementation of innovative developments in medical engineering into production and further to patients, but also identified and highlighted the most promising startup projects on this topic at the competition.