“They have to serve longer,” says Vitaliy Anatolyovych Peshko, assistant lecturer at the Thermal Power Units of Thermal and Atomic Power Plants of the HPEF, the winner of the University Young Contributor-Research Assistant 2017 Competition.
We are witnessing the increase in energy consumption resulting in critical environmental pollution and climate change.
Today, the world needs breakthrough energy technologies based on the fundamental and new achievements of physics, mathematics, thermodynamics and other sciences. Young researchers and students are actively involved in this work.
Historically in the Ukrainian society a woman is assigned not only the traditional role of mother. Quite often, the mystical image of the great defender, the spiritual mentor of the Ukrainian people - Oranta - is at the forefront.
Time passes by fast. Realities and priorities change. For example, metallurgy of the last century was associated with heavy and dangerous men's labor. Today scientists who explore and rimprove metallurgical technologies are often fragile girls and elegant women.
The Institute of Printing and Publishing of Kyiv Polytechnic is one of the most popular educational and scientific divisions of the University. It is headed by a charming woman, a true professional, Tatiana Yuriivna Kirichok.
On December 10, 2017, Stepan Dmitrovich Ivasishen, a well-known mathematician, a talented teacher, a professor, a head of the Department of Mathematical Physics of the FPM, an academician of the Higher Education Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and a Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, tu
On the 5th December 2017, Alexander Boltenko, a Head of the Department of the history of the aviation and cosmonautics of the National Polytechnic Museum of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, a lieutenant colonel in resignation, the Head of the Ukrainian Central Council of veterans of the
For fifteen years now, the associate professor of ITS Dmytro Mynochkin belongs to the Kyiv Polytechnic family. According to the results of the University Contest "Tutor-Researcher" he was a winner of 2016.
On October 31, 2017 professor Yuri Stepanovich Synekop turned 80. All his scientific, pedagogical, managerial achievements are inextricably linked with the Kiev Polytechnic Institute. He graduated from the KPI in 1964, defended his Ph.D. thesis in 1973.
