On June 26, the 8th International Scientific and Practical Conference “Theoretical and Applied Aspects of Microcontroller and FPGA Device Development” was held online via Google Meet.

After the welcoming remarks by the conference organizers, the participants presented their reports and discussed current requirements for the development of devices based on microcontrollers and FPGAs, as well as the implementation of modern hardware platforms in the educational process. All reports were meaningful and relevant to the conference topics. Following the conference sessions, promising directions for the further development of the conference were discussed.

The purpose of the conference was to discuss tasks and priority areas of scientific and technological development in the field of designing devices based on microcontrollers and FPGAs, embedded systems, the Internet of Things, the Industrial Internet of Things, and other related areas. The conference also focused on addressing issues related to building more effective interaction within the “education – science – production” chain, promoting the development of an innovation ecosystem, and supporting scientific research and scientific and technical experimental developments.

Three months of intensive work, mentoring sessions, market analysis, hypothesis testing, and product development helped the team move from a startup idea to a fully functional MVP of an indoor navigation system for users in complex enclosed spaces.

NavCart is about technology, accessibility, and comfort. The solution is designed to help users navigate complex indoor environments more easily, find the necessary goods faster, and make the shopping process more convenient and safer.

Daniil Raptanov, a member of the NavCart team and a student of the SPm-25-1 group, shared his impressions of the program:

“After experiencing this atmosphere, I want to move forward even more – toward new goals and achievements, to invent and create innovations that will change the world.”

The final day of the program became a powerful source of motivation for the team. Strong student teams, promising ideas, founders already building their own startups, and the atmosphere of a dynamic technological environment once again proved that student projects can grow into real innovative products.

The NavCart team expresses its sincere gratitude to those who made this journey significantly easier: Andriy Kovalenko, Head of the Department of Electronic Computers, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor – for supporting the team, assisting with preparation, and providing the opportunity to work using the laboratory facilities of the department; Oleksii Liashenko, Dean of the Faculty of Computer Engineering and Information Technologies, Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor – for organizational support and assistance in the team’s participation in the program; and Maksym Shostak, Head of the Primary Trade Union Organization of NURE Students – for his help and support in financing the team’s trip.

Stories like this prove that when there is an idea, a team, university support, and an inspiring environment, a student startup can make a truly powerful start.

Within the framework of the strategic partnership between Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics, the NURE Department of Software Engineering and Linnaeus University, Sweden, special attention is paid to joint international projects, the exchange of experience, and the development of new research ideas in the fields of digital transformation of education, software engineering and artificial intelligence.

Among the key areas of cooperation are research on the development of higher education in the context of global changes, digitalisation of universities and transformation of educational processes, the use of artificial intelligence in educational activities and international projects, as well as the study of the role of universities in implementing digital innovations and AI-based solutions.

In particular, the researchers focus on the following thematic areas:

• Higher Education in a Shifting Global Landscape — higher education in the context of global changes;
• Digitalization in Universities — digitalisation of universities and transformation of educational processes;
• AI in Projects and Education — the use of artificial intelligence in educational activities and international projects;
• Digital Transformation and AI from University Perspective — the role of universities in implementing digital innovations and AI-based solutions.

The development of this cooperation contributes to strengthening NURE’s international presence, expanding academic and research contacts, and creating prerequisites for the university’s participation in new international educational and research initiatives.

Cooperation with European partners opens up additional opportunities for exchanging best practices, introducing modern approaches to the digitalisation of the educational environment, and developing innovative solutions based on artificial intelligence.

Details: https://software.nure.ua/mizhnarodne-spivrobitnicztvo-z-linnaeus-university-sweden

The initiative aims to support students who see their future in Ukraine, promote their personal development, and create opportunities for new achievements in education, community activities, and sport.

As part of the project, the NURE football team received a new sports kit. For the university athletes, it is not only essential equipment but also a symbol of support, confidence in young people, and additional motivation for future victories.

Project Manager Yevheniia Hladkova presented the sports kit to the players on behalf of the charitable organisation and wished the team exciting matches, inspiration, and new sporting achievements.

Nataliia Didiuk, Head of the NURE Department of Physical Education and Sport, and Dmytro Konovalov, Deputy Head of the NURE “IT-Leader” Student Sports Club, also addressed the athletes with words of support. They emphasised the importance of such initiatives for the development of student sport, the strengthening of team spirit, and the promotion of a healthy lifestyle among young people.

Under the guidance of coach Valerii Lysakevych, the NURE football team continues to train actively and represent the university at sporting competitions.

Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics sincerely thanks the “Palms of Peace” Charitable Foundation and its partners from the Netherlands for supporting students and contributing to the development of the sports movement in Ukraine.

We believe that the new football kit will bring good luck to our team and help NURE players achieve many remarkable victories!

The event brought together students from different higher education institutions in a warm and friendly atmosphere of communication, new connections, and appreciation of Ukrainian cultural heritage.

During the meeting, the participants learned more about the history of the traditional Ukrainian motanka doll, its symbolism, and its significance in folk culture. The students also joined a workshop where they created their own traditional protective charms.

The creative meeting provided an opportunity not only to discover Ukrainian traditions but also to communicate with students from other universities, exchange experience, and strengthen partnerships between student government organisations.

We sincerely thank the Student Government of the National University of Pharmacy for the invitation, hospitality, and wonderful initiative.

Together, we strengthen student unity, develop inter-university partnerships, and preserve Ukrainian traditions!

The visit programme included working meetings and thematic sessions devoted to the development of international cooperation, the introduction of double degree programmes in mathematical modelling and mathematical engineering, and the exchange of modern educational and research practices.

During the meetings, representatives of European universities discussed prospects for joint Master’s degree training, the coordination of educational components, the development of student and staff academic mobility, and the implementation of inter-university research initiatives.

The main outcome of the visit was Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics becoming a full member of the European RealMath Consortium. Membership in the consortium creates opportunities to launch a double degree programme for Master’s students in Applied Mathematics as early as 2026.

Joining RealMath is an important step towards expanding NURE’s international partnerships, strengthening the university’s integration into the European Education Area, and creating new opportunities for the professional and academic development of its students.

During the meeting, the heads of the two higher education institutions discussed promising areas of inter-university cooperation. Particular attention was paid to the implementation of joint educational, research, and grant projects, the organisation of conferences, seminars, and training sessions, as well as activities aimed at supporting student initiatives.

The parties also identified the professional development of academic and research staff, the exchange of experience, and the integration of expertise in information technology, radio electronics, biomedical engineering, and medicine as important areas of future cooperation.

Following the meeting, Ihor Ruban and Valerii Miasoiedov signed a memorandum of cooperation between Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics and Kharkiv National Medical University.

The memorandum opens new opportunities for further cooperation between the two universities, the implementation of interdisciplinary initiatives, and the development of joint educational and research projects.

NURE was represented by Professor Oleksandr Lemeshko, Head of the V. V. Popovskyy Department of Infocommunication Engineering, and Professor Oksana Yeremenko of the same department. The Kharkiv delegation also included students Yaroslav Bazukov, Kyrylo Zavadskyi, Yelyzaveta Hrebeniuk, and Oleksandr Sokolov, who plan to continue their Master’s studies at NURE within the double degree programme.

The visit programme, which included numerous working meetings, productive discussions, and professional consultations, was primarily aimed at coordinating the structure and content of NURE’s updated educational and research programme “Telecommunication Systems and Networks” within speciality G5 and Anhalt University of Applied Sciences’ Master’s Double Degree Programme Communication and Embedded Systems (EN).

During a series of meetings, Ukrainian and German professors analysed in detail the titles, content, scope, and sequence of the programme’s educational components. They also discussed the competencies that students are expected to acquire while studying within the double degree programme. The coordinated programme is expected to be implemented from the next academic year.

With the support of the German partners and the personal contribution of EDUBA Project Coordinator Maryna Popova, the key tasks related to the coordination of the educational programmes were successfully completed.

During the visit, NURE students explored their future study environment, including the academic buildings and laboratories of Anhalt University of Applied Sciences in Köthen, as well as the university canteen and student residence. They also attended several classes delivered by leading professors who teach the core courses of the Communication and Embedded Systems (EN) Master’s programme.

An important part of the visit was participation in the Open Day of Anhalt University of Applied Sciences. The professors and students of the V. V. Popovskyy Department of Infocommunication Engineering had an opportunity to learn more about the university’s faculties, educational programmes, research achievements, and modern academic infrastructure.

NURE’s participation in the EDUBA project contributes to the development of German-Ukrainian educational cooperation, expands academic mobility opportunities, and creates new prospects for students to study within international double degree programmes.

The event brought together representatives of student government bodies from higher education institutions across Ukraine. The forum provided a platform for exchanging experience, developing youth initiatives, establishing partnerships, and finding joint solutions to the current challenges faced by Ukrainian students.

As part of the programme, the participants joined strategic sessions, discussions, and practical workshops. One of the key topics was supporting young people’s mental health during the war and in the post-war period. Considerable attention was also paid to creating an inclusive educational environment and supporting students with special educational needs.

Participation in such events enables student leaders to share successful practices, explore new approaches to solving common problems, and coordinate their efforts to promote the further development of student government in Ukraine.

NURE expresses its sincere gratitude to the organisers — the Student Parliament of H. S. Skovoroda Kharkiv National Pedagogical University — for the meaningful programme, open dialogue, and opportunity to contribute to the discussion about the future of Ukrainian students.

Together, we are developing student government and strengthening the voice of young people!