Among NTUU “KPI”'s record-setters, who were honored as laureates of the “Lecturer-Researcher” competition for five years straight (all the time the competition existed), is one Petro Ivanovych Bidyuk – a doctor of technical sciences and a professor of the IASA's Systems Analysis Department.
A new world record for the length of the carbon bond C-C currently is 1.704 Ao (typically 1,540 Ao). Remarkable is that despite on the record bounding length, synthesized compounds are stable even at elevated temperatures. The result was so unpredictable that it was necessary to undertake specific study causes of anomalous stability and this has led to fundamental discovery.
The word “copypaste” was borrowed by author from our students during consultations on preparations for the defense of coursework, essays, settlement papers.
500 years ago in the small Tuscan town of Arezzo it was born Giorgio Vasari - author of the famous "Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects." This book is destined to live long, and perhaps eternal life, because until mankind will live, it will remain one of the main sources of information on prominent figures of the Renaissance. It should be noted that it was Vasari who coined the term "Renaissance" ("Rinascita").
Park KPI is not only an decoration of the university territory, it can be considered a hallmark of the district and the city. Part of the collection was assembled over a century ago, from different continents and climate zones, preserved to this day to the admiration and delight.
Active research activities Mikhail Juhimovich Il'chenko started over forty years ago and the choice of his research direction dictated by life itself.
In Ukraine it celebrates the Day of the rescuer at 17 of September defined by the Decree of the President of Ukraine.
In our time, the enrollment into the KPI was not easy, and training in it - much harder. Among the recognized almost by all of the most difficult education subjects the theory of machines and mechanisms – TMM is occupied the leading place.
From the beginning of human living on Earth there is a need to transfer loads and people by land, water and later air. Nowadays we have a lot of vehicles. They are cars, diesel locomotives, electric locomotives, ships, helicopters, planes, space rockets and many others.
Recently, the Foucault pendulum, which is considered to be the fifth most important natural experiment that changed the world, was opened at our university. But what are the others? This is exactly what this publication is dedicated to.
