Cooperation with Saltivsky District Education Administration24.04.2024
Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics and Saltivsky District Education Administration of Kharkiv City Council, realizing the need to join forces to establish high standards of research, educational, methodological, organizational, cultural, educational and other activities in Ukraine within the framework of the educational process, have signed a Memorandum of Cooperation. NURE acting rector Ihor Ruban and Larysa Karpova, head of Saltivsky District Education Administration, announced a new project called “Safe Space”, which was launched at NURE in the spring.
“Our common goal is modern and high-quality education, as well as involving students in interesting and useful offline events, despite everything that is happening in our country and Kharkiv. We believe in our youth, care about their future today and do everything to ensure that our students become the best with NURE” – said Igor Ruban.
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.
Outreach project NURE-School21.04.2024
20 April the agenda included:
– Fractal Fairy Tale: the magic world of fractals (Senior Lecturer Applied Mathematics Department Mykyta Hvozdev);
Partnership within the project «Universities – Communities: strengthening cooperation»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:
Guide to training methods in conditions of hybrid threats30.01.2024
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.
INITIATE: Supporting European R&I Through Stakeholder Collaboration and Institutional Reform20.12.2023
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.
The final meeting of the international project Green Transformation of Ukrainian Universities took place18.12.2023
On December 11-15, 2023, the Wroclaw University of Science and Technology hosted the final meeting of the international project Green Transition in Ukrainian Universities (GTUA NAWA Project 2023), which was attended by the dean of the Faculty of Automation and Computerized Technologies Prof. Oleksandr FILIPENKO, professor of the CITAR department Olena TOKARIEVA and associate professor of the Department of Occupational Safety Hanna PRONIUK.
At the meeting, Natalia STUKALO, Deputy Head of the National Agency for Quality Assurance of Higher Education, provided an evaluation report of the self-assessment reports of each of the Ukrainian universities participating in the project, as well as recommendations for further actions in the direction of their implementation of the sustainable development goals.
SCIENTIST OF NURE RECEIVED THE ENCOURAGING NOMINATION “YOUNG SCIENTIST” OF THE “FOR WOMEN IN SCIENCE” PROGRAM12.12.2023
Valuing scientific understanding and gender equality, L’Oréal launched the “For Women in Science” program in 1998, which aims to strengthen the position of women in science, support scientific excellence and help talented women scientists get the recognition they deserve.
The Ukrainian Prize is part of the global L’Oréal-UNESCO program “For Women in Science” and is implemented in Ukraine for the fifth year in a row.
NURE scientists participated in the German-Ukrainian workshop dedicated to the results of international cooperation in 202307.12.2023
On December 6, the German-Ukrainian workshop “German-Ukrainian Collaboration Workshop 2023” was held, organized on the basis of the University named after H.V. Leibniz (Hanover, Germany), which was attended by scientists from Ukrainian universities: Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics and Ukrainian State University of Science and Technology (Dnipro), as well as from the Institute of Cryobiology and Cryomedicine of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. Scientists from Spain, France and Colombia were also presented at the workshop. Scientists from the Department of Biomedical Engineering participated from NURE – the head of the department, professor Oleg Avrunin, associate professors Maksym Timkovich and Karina Selivanova, and graduate student Andriy Sokolov. The organizer was Professor Birgit Glasmacher (Prof. Prof. h.c. Dr.-Ing Birgit Glasmacher, M.Sc.), director of the Institute of Multiphase Processes (IMP) of the University named after G.V. Leibniz (LUH) and the moderator is graduate student Oleksandra Hubenia (Ph.D Student, M.Sc. Oleksandra Hubenia).
The purpose of the workshop was to strengthen international relations between universities of Ukraine and Germany, as well as to discuss new international projects and current scientific directions. Workshop program..
