Sustainable Development Goals

25.03.2023

As part of the project “Cybersecurity of Ukraine’s Critical Infrastructure,” funded by USAID and implemented jointly with NURE, professors and students of the V.V. Popovskyy Department of Infocommunication Engineering have access to powerful educational resources and testing facilities provided by the Range Force Cyber Polygon. Many faculty members of the department, from assistants to the head of the department, have been trained and tested at the cyber polygon over the past 1.5 years and are implementing the knowledge and skills gained in the learning process when teaching disciplines and conducting internships with students enrolled in the department’s educational programs.

Hundreds of our students have already improved their knowledge and skills through access to Range Force Cyber Polygon. Each student and faculty member has been certified as a result of successfully completing modules at Range Force, covering various aspects of information security, from basic cyber hygiene to cloud security. Certificates like these are a very valuable argument in the employment of our future graduates.

21.03.2023

In these difficult times, when classes are held remotely, many students have problems connecting to the Internet due to emergency power outages. The MST Department offers additional classes in the relevant disciplines. These classes are open to students of any course. The material taught contributes to the improvement of their professional competences and professionalism. These courses are for those students who are already accumulating their experience and professional skills.

Additionally, all students who attend these courses more than 80% of the time will receive an international certificate and additional points in the scholarship ranking.

20.03.2023

Scientists of the BME Department, Professor Oleg Avrunin and Associate Professor Natalia Shushlyapina, took part in the scientific and practical conference “Topical issues of children’s and adult otolaryngology in wartime”, which was held on 18 March at the Ternopil Regional Children’s Clinical Hospital. The main goal of the conference was to improve the qualifications and continuous development of doctors and teachers in the field of otorhinolaryngology, to acquire practical skills, to improve the provision of medical care to the population, to consider the possibilities of modern diagnostic tools and endoscopic technologies in minimally invasive ENT surgery. In particular, the reports were considered, including postoperative management of victims with mine-blast trauma of the ENT organs; issues related to the technique of endoscopic maxillary sinusotomy, diagnostic capabilities of computed tomography of the ENT organs, and others.

At the end of the event, the participants had the opportunity to communicate and ask questions to the conference speakers.

16.03.2023

On March 15, 2023, the webinar “Women in Cybersecurity: Creating Professional Associations Based on Successful Practices” was held on the Zoom platform. The event is a continuation of a series of gender events launched by the USAID Project “Cybersecurity of Critical Infrastructure of Ukraine”, which promotes professional development opportunities for women in cybersecurity and encourages women cybersecurity professionals to build cyber communities of common interest and expertise by collaborating with other experts in the field.

Partner of the event – Kharkiv Chapters ACM Women Europe – Kharkiv Information & Communication Technologies ACM-W Chapter.

15.03.2023

On March 14, a live broadcast of HARDENED BY STEEL was held with the participation of Maryna Yevdokymenko, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor at the Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics, Development Director of the Scientific Cyber Security Association of Ukraine. Maryna is also the manager of the Veterano cyber cluster project, which is being implemented with the support of the IREX Veterans Reintegration Program.

HARDENED BY STEEL is a live weekly Q&A from experts who help veterans, military and their families.

14.03.2023

Scientists of the BMI department took part in the project of presentations of scientists’ scientific works “Book from a scientist” by the Office of Scientist Support.

The monograph “Methods and means of determining respiratory and olfactory disorders” was presented in poster format by the author’s team of the department, consisting of professors Oleg Avrunin, Valeriy Semenets, Valentin Filatov, assistant professors Yana Nosova and Natalia Shushlyapina.

04.03.2023

On March 3, 2023, in order to deepen integration into the real sector of the national economy, the Acting Rector of NURE Igor Ruban signed a cooperation agreement with JSC «Kharkivtransgaz».

The company provides gas to more than a quarter of the population of Ukraine and supplies almost 30% of the natural gas required by the country’s economy. «Kharkivtransgaz» is a branch of the subsidiary company «Ukrtransgaz» of the National Joint Stock Company «Naftogaz of Ukraine». «Ukrtransgaz» ensures the operation of Ukrainian underground gas storage facilities, as well as works on the modernization and construction of main gas pipelines and facilities on them.

03.03.2023

As part of the 20th conference REW2023 – the 20th International Conference on Remote Design and Virtual Instrumentation (REV2023), senior lecturer of the Department of PEEA NURE Galkin Pavlo took part in the General Meeting of the EduNet World Association educational network.

The meeting was held in a mixed mode. EduNet World Association is engaged in the promotion of global engineering and “Professional Education 4.0” in electrical engineering, automation technology and information technology. It also aims to support international cooperation between educational institutions and industrial companies. The organization of educational-practical and educational-practical educational projects is one of the organization’s priorities.

02.03.2023

During the period of February 02 to February 19, 2023, Irina Svyd, the head of the department of MTS, participated in an intensive training for trainers program on the “Google Digital Tools for Education” program.

The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, with the support of Google Ukraine, organized free training within the “Google Digital Tools for Education” program in order to expand the possibilities of using digital tools for organizing distance learning and increasing the effectiveness of the educational process, which is being carried out during the 2022/2023 academic year.

28.02.2023

On February 28, 2023, the decision of the Scientific Council of NURE approved the proposed key performance indicators (KPI) for calculating the amount of additional funding of departments for 2023.

The allocation of funds according to the KPI system remains an effective innovative tool for encouraging and rewarding a specific result. This is a unique experience of NURE as a leading Ukrainian university to ensure sustainable development, achieve SDG 8 and promote the image of the university.

28.02.2023

On February 23, 2023, the event “Involvement of youth in the decision-making process in conditions of war” was held, which was organized by IREX in partnership with the International Republican Institute within the framework of the USAID “Dream and Act” program. The lecturers of the Department of Ukrainian Studies of KhNURE took part in it. Timothy Stautzenberger, director of the MRI program in Ukraine, and Yuliya Tkachuk, deputy director of the IREX program, made a welcome speech.

Within the framework of the event, a panel discussion was held with representatives of youth organizations (PLAST, UAS, Mariupol Youth Council, Building Ukraine Together, SpivDiya) on the involvement of youth in decision-making during the war. The discussion was moderated by Maryna Popatenko, Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports of Ukraine. A manual on civic education was also presented, which contains both practical cases and theoretical material on the implementation of civic education at various levels.

21.02.2023

As part of InnoBioDiv, an innovative study of the interaction between plants and the environment in a changing climate that combines biology and modern Internet of Things technologies, our students Kateryna Stetsenko (ACTAKIT-20-3 group) and Daryna Nenova (ACTAKIT-21-1 group) visited the University of Köln, where they conducted research together with students of this university!

The main goal of the joint research project InnoBioDiv of the University of Cologne (UzK) and TH Köln (THK) is to create an innovation platform that will allow to test the impact of climatic parameters on plant growth performance and soil biodiversity using the results of the research of the Cluster of Excellence in Plant Science (CEPLAS). The innovation platform serves, on the one hand, to make the ecological interconnections in the root zone tangible, and on the other hand, as a communication platform for collecting concepts and exchanging ideas.