Conference 2026

Roles and committee membership are recorded as they stood for the 2026 conference.

Scientific committee leadership

• Chair: A. A. Melnychenko — KPI Rector, Candidate of Philosophical Sciences, Professor
• Deputy Chair: S. H. Stirenko — KPI Vice-Rector for Research, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor
• Deputy Chair: O. Yu. Chernousenko — Acting Director of IATE, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor

Scientific committee members

• A. V. Rusanov — Academician-Secretary of the NAS of Ukraine Division of Power Engineering and Energy Technologies, NAS Academician, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor
• A. V. Nosovskyi — NAS Academician, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Director of the Institute for Safety Problems of Nuclear Power Plants
• Ye. V. Khlobystov — Academician of the Academy of Economic Sciences of Ukraine, Doctor of Economic Sciences, Professor, National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy
• Jan Taler — Dean, Professor, Cracow University of Technology
• Paweł Ocłoń — Professor, Cracow University of Technology
• Olaf Luschnig — Director, Bio-H2-Umwelt GmbH, Germany
• Christopher Burger — Bio-H2-Umwelt GmbH, Germany
• V. O. Tuz — Head of the Department of Nuclear Energy, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, KPI
• V. A. Peshko — Acting Head of Thermal and Alternative Energy, PhD, Associate Professor, KPI
• N. M. Ausheva — Head of the Department of Digital Technologies in Energy, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, KPI
• O. V. Koval — Head of Software Engineering in Energy, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, KPI
• V. A. Voloshchuk — Head of the Department of Automation of Energy Processes, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, KPI

Organising committee · Igor Sikorsky KPI

• A. S. Solomakha — PhD, IATE Deputy Director for Research
• N. V. Fedorova — Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor
• T. V. Bibik — PhD, Associate Professor
• N. A. Buiak — PhD, Associate Professor
• M. V. Vorobiov — PhD, Associate Professor
• P. V. Novikov — PhD, Associate Professor
• V. V. Sereda — PhD, Associate Professor
• A. A. Demchyshyn — PhD, Associate Professor
• P. P. Merenher — Senior Lecturer
• I. A. Ostapenko — Assistant Lecturer
• Secretary: O. V. Avdieieva — Laboratory Head

Council of Young Scientists and Students

• V. S. Voloshyn — Master’s student, Nuclear Energy
• A. V. Kravchenko — student, Software Engineering in Energy
• I. S. Bednarska — Assistant Lecturer, Thermal and Alternative Energy
• Yu. I. Novosad — PhD candidate, Nuclear Energy
• A. V. Lebediev — PhD candidate, Software Engineering in Energy
• K. A. Kuchynska — PhD candidate, Automation of Energy Processes

1. Nuclear energy (Department of Nuclear Energy) — I. A. Ostapenko (i.ostapenko.kpi@gmail.com)
2. Nuclear security and non-proliferation — T. V. Bibik (tymofii.bibik@gmail.com)
3. Thermal-hydraulic processes in heat- and steam-generating systems (Nuclear Energy) — M. V. Vorobiov (Vorobiov.nikv@gmail.com)
4. Modern technologies in thermal and alternative energy — P. P. Merenher (metr-p@i.ua)
5. Problems of theoretical and industrial thermal engineering — V. V. Sereda (sereda.volodymyr@lll.kpi.ua)
6. Energy management and engineering — N. A. Buiak (korovaj.te@gmail.com)
7. Automation of energy processes — P. V. Novikov (atep.conference@gmail.com)
8. Resilient energy systems — P. V. Novikov (atep.conference@gmail.com)
9. Developments in software engineering for energy — N. V. Fedorova (natasha_f@ukr.net)
10. Computer-based environmental and economic monitoring and geometric modelling of processes and systems — A. A. Demchyshyn (ntuu.kpi@ukr.net)
11. Information technologies and computer modelling — A. A. Demchyshyn (ntuu.kpi@ukr.net)
12. Scientific, technical and social aspects of overcoming the consequences of the Chornobyl disaster

Abstracts were due to the relevant conference track coordinators by 1 March 2026.

Participants submitted an application and a conference abstract electronically in Microsoft Word. The historical application templates use macros; the original instructions specified Alt+C to reopen the form for editing.

Abstracts should state the problem and its relevance, identify an unresolved issue, review recent research, set out the aim, briefly describe methods with sources and author modifications, and present results and conclusions. Conclusions should explain the scientific novelty and potential applications.

The required length was two full or three A4 pages, excluding the application form. Text was to use Times New Roman, 12 pt, single spacing and no hyphenation.

The template provides examples of the structure and captions for figures, tables and equations. Editable fields were highlighted in yellow; the original rules required retaining the highlights and the initially assigned abstract filename.

Figures must be importable into Word and fit within the text area, with all elements grouped. Labels must remain legible when a page is reduced to A5.

Equations should use Word’s equation editor (Insert → Symbols → Equation), at 12 pt. Each equation is centred on a separate line after its first reference, with at least one line of space above and below. Its number appears in parentheses on the right.

Definitions of symbols follow directly below the equation in order of appearance, on a new unindented line beginning with “where” and no colon. Definitions may be aligned vertically or presented inline.

References follow the text after one line of spacing and are formatted according to DSTU 8302:2015. Entries are numbered, with citations in square brackets in the text.

Submissions underwent preliminary review before the final programme was prepared. Supervisors were responsible for the content and absence of plagiarism; non-compliant submissions were not considered.