Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute
Educational and Research Institute
of Nuclear and Thermal Energy

Student Research

OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS

From robotics and data analysis to energy efficiency: explore a research topic, student group or supervisor for your first research project. Contact the relevant department about participation and available places.

Find your research direction

Automation of Energy Processes

RoboHUB’s 2026 student projects include a hexapod, a computer-vision cobot, a small “Spider Sebastian” robot and a balancing rig. This is a practical route for students interested in robotics, automation and programming.

Ask the department about participation: +38 044 204-80-84 or +38 044 204-80-85.

Digital Technologies in Energy

The department involves students in projects on image processing for diagnostics and monitoring (Nataliia Ausheva), AI for sustainable-development risk analysis (Nataliia Karaieva), machine learning for image recognition (Olena Shaldenko), a decentralised platform supporting Ukraine (Iryna Segeda and Larysa Kublii), and energy-management software (V. Mamalyha and Iryna Segeda).

In 2025, 39 DTE students took part in the IATE conference. Contact the department to discuss a topic: kafedra.dte@lll.kpi.ua.

Software Engineering in Energy

The department lists four student groups: AerospaceLab KPI, SmartEnergyLab KPI, Smart Energy Fab Lab and Data Analysis and Fundamentals of Machine Learning. Their topics include robotics, electronics and microcontrollers, 3D modelling and data analysis.

AerospaceLab names Dmytro Domin as its lead and publishes dima.domin@gmail.com. Smart Energy Fab Lab names student coordinator Anastasiia Vdovyna and publishes vdovyna.anastasiia@lll.kpi.ua. Confirm application dates and participation arrangements with the coordinators. General department contact: kafedra.ipze.kpi@gmail.com.

From a project to your first presentation

  1. Choose a topic and contact the department or group supervisor.
  2. Agree on the research task, required skills and working arrangements.
  3. Prepare your findings for discussion at a seminar or student conference.