30.01.2023

At the initiative of the Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, the UNITE! project has invited seven Ukrainian universities to cooperate. They will implement the program “Green Transformation in Ukrainian Universities” funded by the National Agency for Academic Exchange.

26.01.2023

Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics will join the green transformation project of the UNITE!

On the initiative of Wroclaw University of Science and Technology UNITE! invited seven universities of Ukraine to cooperate. They will implement the project “Green transformation in Ukrainian universities”, financed by the National Agency for Academic Exchanges.

25.01.2023

Head of the Department of RTICS, Professor Oleksandr Tsopa and Associate Professor Oleksandra Dudka paid a friendly visit to Istanbul Technical University.

24.01.2023

Head of RTICS department, professor O.I. Tsopa. and associate professor of the department O.O. Dudka visited with a friend a visit to Istanbul Technical University, one of the oldest universities in Turkey. Several modern research laboratories and the office of NURE were inspected.

NURE has a cooperation agreement with the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Electronics of this university on the Melvan international program.

23.01.2023

Since 2023, the V.V. Popovskyy ICE Department of NURE has joined the German-Ukrainian project “DigiJED-2: Digital Education with Joined Efforts”.

On 18.01.2023, a congratulatory meeting of the project coordinators of the Angalt University of Applied Sciences (Germany), the National Technical University of Ukraine “Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute” and Odesа Polytechnic National University,Oles Honchar Dnipro National University and Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics, where the activities in the framework of DigiJED-2 were planned for 2023. The coordinator of the project from NURE is the head of the V.V. Popovskyy ICE Department, Prof. Lemeshko O.V.

16.01.2023

Despite Russian military aggression and hostilities, the Department of Electronic Computers continues to update and modernize its material and technical support. We received state-of-the-art equipment, the availability of which will allow comprehensive training of specialists who will be able to develop software for embedded systems. With the help of new equipment, students will study embedded systems design technologies – one of the most complex IT areas, which deals with the development of embedded solutions and software for them. At this stage, a Dev Kit is created based on the STM microcontroller, supplemented with sensors, a screen and other components necessary for working on embedded solutions. In the future, it is planned to develop a cloud platform on the basis of which virtual laboratories can be created. With the transition of higher education institutions to distance and mixed learning, the topic of online educational technologies has become especially relevant. It would seem that laboratory work cannot be carried out without physical access to equipment. However, the staff of the Department of Electronic Computers is developing a cloud-based platform that allows students, teachers and researchers to remotely access, work on real or virtual laboratory equipment from anywhere 24/7, provided they have the appropriate device and an Internet connection.

13.01.2023

They had the opportunity to see one of the best technical universities in Ukraine working during martial law.

11.01.2023

As part of the teaching of the disciplines “Methods and Techniques of Image Processing” and “Methods for Biomedical Image Processing”, a master class “Application of Computer Vision Technologies in Medicine” was organised for students of the Centre for Foreign Language Teaching under the moderation of Associate Professor Karina Selivanova, where the speaker was Oleksii Trubitsyn, Assistant Professor of the Department.
During the event, issues related to the application of computer vision methods in medicine and biomedical engineering were highlighted, and working examples of programmes and code writing with students for face detection and emotion recognition were demonstrated.

The organisation of such educational events helps to engage students in acquiring practical skills and expanding knowledge during the professional training of applicants at all levels of higher education.

10.01.2023

A difficult year and the trials of war have put new important tasks on the management and staff of the University. Acting Rector Igor Ruban reported on how they coped with them and what changes 2022 brought.

06.01.2023