28.06.2024
The ongoing war in Ukraine requires the mobilization of all economic resources to face global challenges and ensure sustainable development. The full-scale invasion of Ukraine by russia and transformation of Kharkiv into frontline city did not cancel the requirements and needs for achieving the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals, but it completely changed the concept of sustainability.
14.06.2024
Even in the difficult times of military aggression and destruction, NURE continues to fight for environment protection, preservation of precious resources, energy and the entire world around us. Our University is known worldwide for its numerous innovations in green technologies and for its careful attitude to the environment. One of the ongoing projects is the collection of recyclable materials, including waste paper, plastic and used batteries.
The ‘Batteries, Give Up’ campaign was launched with the participation of the student trade union and the NURE scientific library. In November 2023, more than 95 kg of used batteries were handed over for recycling.
21.05.2024
On 20 May, an expanded meeting of University Optimisation Committee was held as part of the ongoing seminar on achieving UN Sustainable Development Goals. The agenda included consideration and approval of changes to NURE’s internal rankings in 2024.
Acting Rector Ihor Ruban noted that NURE remains a leading Ukrainian university despite the war. In terms of the distribution of funding in 2024, NURE moved from 9th to 8th position among Ukrainian HEIs. And to maintain these achievements, stimulating and encouraging measures are needed. Among these measures is the inclusion of world rankings key indicators in NURE internal rankings.
20.05.2024
Master’s student Oleksandr Kuznetsov, who already has a bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering, took part in the media project “Ambassador Students”, where he spoke about his type of activity and job.
Oleksandr works in the laboratory of orthotics and biomaterials at the Sitenko Institute of Spine and Joint Pathology of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine, which is the practice base of NURE Biomedical Engineering Department. Oleksandr Kuznetsov also works as a technical specialist in the orthotics and prosthetics project at Handicap International, an independent and impartial international aid organization that works with people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups.
15.05.2024
On 15 May 2024, the V. G. Korolenko Kharkiv State Scientific Library hosted an online conference «History of Aerospace Development and a Look into the Future» as part of the Aerospace Readings. The aim of the event is to popularise science and research into the history of the aerospace industry, exchange information and research results, solve urgent problems of the aerospace industry in Ukraine and the region, and raise the prestige of the aerospace industry in times of war.
The agenda:
07.05.2024
On April 25-26, the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Health of the Nation and Improvement of Physical Education and Sports Education” was held, organized by the Department of Physical Education of NTU “KhPI”.
The main organizers of the conference were the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine and the National Technical University “Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute”. The main goal of the conference is to exchange experience in training athletes, improve sports education and medicine to improve public health.
03.05.2024
In order to improve cooperation with medical organizations, Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics has signed an agreement with Medical Center “Brigid”.
The object of Agreement is mutually beneficial cooperation in scientific, educational and outreach activities. The cooperation is carried out in exchange of non-commercial information, training specialists who can be employed or provide services under civil law contracts in the field of Biomedical Engineering and Health Care, and NURE staff advanced training.
24.04.2024
As part of the new project, a professional development seminar for teachers Saltivsky district of Kharkiv was held on April 18, which was attended by more than 40 teachers of computer science and mathematics.
At the seminar, which was held offline in NURE secure space, Oleg Zolotukhin, Associate Professor Artificial Intelligence Department, presented a report “Artificial Intelligence in Educational Process: Challenges, Tools, Algorithms”. The report “Cyber hygiene during a full-scale war” was presented by Oleksii Liashenko, Faculty of Computer Engineering and Control Dean. All participants received certificates from NURE for advanced training. Event was useful not only for teachers but also for pupils, who will be able to get to know modern technologies at school and be ready for the future that is starting now.
21.04.2024
20 April the agenda included:
– Fractal Fairy Tale: the magic world of fractals (Senior Lecturer Applied Mathematics Department Mykyta Hvozdev);
28.03.2024
On 25 – 28 March 2024, the delegation of Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics visited the University of Latvia and took part in the workshop and training seminar “Sustainable Economic Growth and Implementation of the Third Mission in Higher Education Institutions”. The UNICOM (Universities – Communities: Strengthening Cooperation) project aims to promote cooperation and innovation in higher education.
Participating Institutions:
30.01.2024
One of the extremely important results of the WARN project, the Manual on Training Methodology in Hybrid Threats, was presented at the WARN project working meeting on 24.01.2024.
The manual contains the results of research and development of the entire project consortium, which are universal in nature. The results obtained are not tied to any speciality and can be applied in the educational process of any educational programme. The recommendations set out in the manual will help teachers train professionals who are resilient to modern challenges.
20.12.2023
Aim of the project
The INITIATE project aims to empower higher education institutions to develop R&I through institution transformation. The project seeks to design an approach for this transformation that considers the institution’s needs, available resources, policy barriers, good practices from other initiatives, and potential collaboration opportunities with other institutions and local ecosystems. The process will involve iterative R&I Labs, supported by an online Knowledge Hub, to generate policy recommendations for helping stimulate R&I development and scientific excellence in Widening countries. The approach will be demonstrated in Croatia, Portugal and North Macedonia, resulting in a roadmap for long-term uptake of R&I in Widening countries with identified replication cases and an Alliance for the green energy transition to ensure the long-term sustainability of INITIATE results.
