Anatoliy Kyslyakovsky, a graduate of the KPI Radio Engineering Faculty in 1957, devoted more than 60 years of his life to educational, scientific and organizational work at his native faculty.
Olga Vakhrina worked for many years at the Department of International Cooperation of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.
The Department of Rare and Valuable Documents of the H. Denysenko National Library of Ukraine has received an exclusive gift - a beautiful embroidered towel from a respected friend of the library who wished to remain incognito to the general public.
Recently, a memorial plaque in honor of its famous resident, the outstanding Ukrainian scientist and engineer Yevhen Oskarovych Paton, was unveiled on the historic residential building #5, which is an integral part of the KPI campus.
This publication is devoted to the 40th anniversary of the founding of the Department of Laser Engineering and Physical and Technical Technologies (LTFT) of the E.O. Paton Educational and Research Institute of Materials Science and Welding.
All about the work of the Organizing Committee for the election of the university rector, the process of nominating candidates, the timing of voting in the election of the rector, the requirements for candidates and the timing of campaigning - in a selection of the most important questions and an
At the end of February, a delegation of American military reservists headed by Major General William Mullen, former commander of the US Marine Corps Training Command, visited Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. It also included Andrew Bain, CEO of Sonata Holding LLC (USA).
Ambitious, creative, and hardworking people are usually successful in life and in their professional activities. And the best time to decide on the future, gain initial experience and make a name for yourself is during your student years. And there are many examples of this.
Even schoolchildren can now drive various vehicles, assemble electronic circuits and model 3D airplanes.
Engineering schools are held at the Institute of MMI for everyone who wants to try their hand at the profession and work with iron.
Sometimes, when talking to experienced scientists, teachers, and engineers, the conversation involuntarily "slips" from the main topic. In this case, it's better not to distract the interlocutor from his thoughts about his work, his experiences, and his plans for the future.
