02.06.2022
In accordance with the Law of Ukraine “On protection of rights to inventions and utility models” in the State Register of Patents of Ukraine for utility models from 01.06.2022 registered a patent of the author’s team of the Department of Microprocessor technologies and systems:
Patent for utility model METHOD OF IDENTIFICATION OF AIR OBJECTS BY “OWN-FOREIGN” inventors Svid I, Obod I, Semenets V, Maltsev O, Zubkov O.
28.05.2022
In accordance with the Decree of the President of Ukraine 659/2021, Professor of the Department of BME, Doctor of Technical Sciences Iryna Hennadiiivna Perova was awarded the President of Ukraine Prize for Young Scientists in 2021 for the work “Hybrid neuro-phasic systems for the tasks of intellectual analysis of medical data flows”.
We sincerely congratulate Professor Iryna Perova on the award and wish her further creative success in her professional activity!
12.05.2022
On May 12, 2022, the scientists of the department traditionally took part in the III International Scientific and Practical Conference “Aviation, Industry, Society” (registration certificate of UkrINTEI No. 744 of 17.09.2021), which was organized on the basis of Kremenchuk Flight College of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs. The conference was attended by leading scientists, specialists, graduate students, applicants for higher education from more than 50 higher education institutions of Ukraine and foreign countries. The Department presented several reports on various aspects of biomedical engineering.
At the plenary session of the conference, Professor Oleg Avrunin presented a report from his research group on the research of postgraduate student Andriy Sokolov “Prospects for the development of a spatial orientation system for blind people”.
02.05.2022
Students and graduates of the Department of BME, who work at the Institute of Medical Radiology and Diagnostic Center, with the beginning of martial law provide medical care to cancer patients and are in a volunteer organization in the city of Kharkiv https://www.facebook.com/rotary.club.new.level/
The mayor thanked our students and graduates, and awarded them with diplomas for conscientious and dedicated work for the benefit of Kharkiv!
30.04.2022
In response to the war in Ukraine, the American Council on International Education, with the financial support of the US Government, has launched a Humanitarian Support Fund for Ukrainian universities participating in the Academic IQ Initiative. Such support is appropriate and relevant for universities that continue the educational process in a martial law.Head of the department. MTS Svyd I, as a project participant, took an active part in receiving grant support from the Academic IQ Project. As part of this project, KNURE received RITAR RT-10KS-LCD and RITAR E-RTM1500L UPS equipment to ensure the smooth operation of critical infrastructure and server systems of the university, which will ensure the stability of remote work of teachers and staff.
KNURE remains in Kharkiv and continues the educational process. Support and assistance from partners at this time is extremely important. We thank the team of the Academic IQ Project for timely and necessary assistance in ensuring the educational process at the university.
23.03.2022
Under martial law, the Institute of Medical Radiology and Oncology does not stop its work and conducts examinations and treatment of cancer patients who are unable to leave the city of Kharkiv. During this period, 53 patients have already received chemotherapy, the linear accelerator has started working again, thanks to the graduates of the Department of Biomedical Engineering, surgical interventions have been planned, MRI and CT have been established by the efforts of the staff of the private center Brigid on the territory of the clinic. The clinic also established its own laboratory with the private laboratory Alvis-Class, since violation of the terms of treatment of cancer patients will inevitably lead to cancer progression.
12.02.2022
From 13 September 2021 to 11 January 2022, Professors of V.V. Popovskyy ICE Department Yevdokymenko M. and Radivilova T. were trained by USAID from CTO peer mentoring program 2021 under the USAID project “Cybersecurity of Critical Infrastructure in Ukraine”. The aim of the mentoring program was to improve preparedness of the country for cyberthreats, the ability to build strong defences around critical infrastructure in Ukraine and to deepen cybersecurity knowledge and skills, namely incident response, risk management and building defence processes in organisations.
Sincere appreciation to the organisers of this program, namely Catalisto, DAI Global LLC and the USAID Ukraine Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Project.
12.02.2022
The STEM Girls branch, established at the MTS Department, joined the online conference “Ukrainian Women in Science that Applauds the World” on February 11 from the STEM Girls initiative and L’Oreal Ukraine. The event is timed to the International Day of Girls and Women in Science and is designed to interest schoolgirls and students to pay more attention to the subjects of the natural cycle and further development in the scientific field. During the broadcast, the finalist scientists of the 4th season of the Ukrainian L’Oréal-UNESCO Award “For Women in Science” spoke about their path to recognition of what they are currently working on and how to integrate science into their lives.
Among the invited scientists:
– Anna Kosogor, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences (Theoretical Physics). Institute of Magnetism of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine;
– Anna Ostroverkh, Doctor of Technical Sciences (Materials Science). IM Frantsevich Institute for Problems of Materials Science of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine;
– Katerina Terebilenko, Candidate of Chemical Sciences, Associate Professor (Chemical Sciences. Inorganic Chemistry). Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv.
11.02.2022
Professor of the Department of BMI, Ekaterina Muzyka, became an invited speaker in an interactive online meeting dedicated to the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, organized by the Center for Gender Culture, which was held in partnership with the Department of Science and Education of the Kharkiv Regional State Administration.
Talking about her journey from a student of the Novovolynsk Electromechanical College to a professor at the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the Top University of Ukraine – NURE, Muzyka Ekaterina sought to dispel the fear among the audience of schoolgirls, future applicants, about gender stereotypes about the participation of women in the exact sciences.
10.02.2022
Since 2016, by the decision of the UN, the International Day of Women and Girls in Science is celebrated on February 11.
According to the UN General Assembly resolution “Science, Technology and Innovation for Development”, equal access of women and girls of all ages to the achievements and development of science, technology and innovation is the key to gender equality in this area.
Ukraine belongs to countries with a high level of women’s participation in research and development. According to the UNESCO Institute for Statistics, 45% of scientists in Ukraine are women. Our country ranks 12th in the number of women scientists among 41 countries of the world.
05.02.2022
February 2 and 4 at 12:00 in the gym NURE were held open classes in health practices: gymnastics HADU and yoga for the spine and joints.
Free training sessions for all comers were held by teachers of the Department of Physical Education and Sports.
The event was held under the slogan: “Doctors treat diseases, and health should be obtained by regular exercise, his strength and patience” (Nikolai Amosov).
Various wellness practices at NURE aimed at achieving general health and well-being are especially relevant during a pandemic.
29.01.2022
On January 28, 2022, the staff of the MTS Department took part in the online meeting “Youth and Industry 4.0”. The event was supported by APPAU.
The national campaign “Youth and Industry 4.0”, which started this week, has many topics to cover. Thus, the outflow of personnel and young people from industry, the poor level of training of young professionals and the low effectiveness of competitive strategies of industrialists in combating these phenomena are the three main challenges addressed in this campaign. These challenges are the same at the regional and national levels and are fundamental to shaping the goals and objectives of the campaign.The issues of skills and preparation of young people for Industry 4.0 are fully related to similar problems in the EU, so this campaign and its activities have a special status from the European Commission – EU Industry weeks.
