Roundtable Discussion "Chronicles of Chornobyl" at the Borys Paton State Polytechnic Museum

The roundtable discussion was held at the Borys Paton State Polytechnic Museum of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute on April 22. Its guests included people who had directly participated in mitigating the consequences of the largest technological disaster in human history, as well as Ukrainian journalists who, despite government restrictions, were the first to report and reveal the truth about the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant disaster. Also attending were aspiring journalists studying at the Sail Children's Media School in the city of Vasylkiv and the Information and Creative Agency "YUN-PRESS" of the Kyiv Palace of Children and Youth, where they are taking their first steps in the profession.

KPI Students at the MHP Run4Victory Charity Marathon

🏃‍➡️ The NewRun Marathon is a large-scale charity sporting event that brings together runners, sports enthusiasts, and all supporters of an active lifestyle. This year, participants supported an important cause—raising 5 million hryvnias for prosthetics for veterans.

Security, Resilience, Information Technologies, and Environmental Monitoring

The 23rd International Scientific and Practical Conference of Young Scientists and Students, Contemporary Challenges in Scientific Support for the Energy Sector: Security, Resilience, Information Technologies, and Environmental Monitoring, was held from April 17 to 21 in the shelter of the Hryhorii Denysenko Scientific and Technical Library.

How to Counter Disinformation: A Meeting at KPI with Mihai Văcariu and Nicolae Mocanu

Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute hosted an open lecture by 🇷🇴 Romanian scholar and lecturer Mihai Văcariu, known for his research in the fields of communication theory, philosophy, and cinema, and the director of the Romanian TV channel TVR Moldova, Nicolae Mocanu. The guests were accompanied by Ukrainian poet, writer, and public figure Oksana Stomina.

Blood Donation for Wounded Soldiers

🩸 55 participants, 24.75 liters of blood—a joint contribution by KPI students and other donors to saving the lives of our defenders. Igor Sikorsky KPI once again supported a blood drive for wounded soldiers who require transfusions during their treatment.

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