polytechnic institute, she has more than 90 completed projects and a world speed record on the ice oftric bike assembled here. we work here 14-15 hours a day. and everyone tells us: well , a car appears in 5 years in other countries, we’re good, we talk to autotor, they say: we need it in 2 years or in a year, are companies luring you away? but there are such people in the company , there are times when people come up and ask who we are, what we are doing in the project , whether we want to change our activities, well , we hold on, of course, it’s not so easy to lure these personnel, in an advanced engineering school , students receive a salary, and the results of the work often become the topic of diplomas; among the already solved problems, increasing engine power for snowmobiles, total + 20%. from the industry, and real involvement from the university. the legendary baumanka, where lavchkin tupolev, sukhoy and korolev sat at their desks. to open a new space, that is advanced engineering school, the university was also one of the first in the country. for example, we have already cr

polytechnic institute, which has more than 90 completed projects and a world speed record on the icembled here, we work here on 14-15 hours a day. everyone tells us, well , a car appears in 5 years in other countries, we are fine, we talk to the automaker, they say: we need it in 2 years or in a year, companies lure you away, there are such companies, there are times, they come up, ask who we are , what we are doing in the project, do we want to change our activities, but we are holding on, of course, it is not so easy to lure these personnel away, there are students at an advanced engineering school. control satellites, on the other hand they actually control real satellites, of course, those that were also created here in balmanka, here you can change the trajectory, determine new parameters, but what can we do right now? now let’s look at the movement of one of the antennas, taking into account azimuths, elevation angle, we get point-by-point adjustment, as with advanced engineering schools, with all the common approaches, each advanced engineering school is a hand-collected histo

polytechnic institute, which has more than 90 completed projects and a world speed record on the icee work here 14-15 hours a day, everyone tells us, well , a car appears in 5 years in other countries, we’re good, we talk to autotor, they say we need it in 2 years or through. are companies luring you away? and there are such companies, sometimes, sometimes , they come up and ask who we are, what we are doing in the project, whether we want to change our activities, but we hold on, of course, it’s not so easy to lure these personnel away, in an advanced engineering school students receive a salary, and the results of their work often become the topic of diplomas, among the already solved problems is an increase in power. often for such work specific equipment is required , the school writes this, yes, that is, there are already people , there is already equipment and this allows us, well there are probably 10 more projects right on the side to launch, and where is the equipment for which the students developed an engine for snowmobiles, keep in mind they are all already sold , more th

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at the national university of lviv polytechnic , diplomas were awarded to masters. more than 200 graduates of the institute of law, psychology and innovative education received documents. about higher education, some of them are now certified specialists and defend our freedom at the front. more about this in our material. honoring the memory of fallen soldiers, this is how the awarding of master's diplomas took place at the lviv institute polytechnics, among the graduates were ten military personnel, another twelve did not have time to complete their studies, because they died at the front, defending ukraine from the russian invaders. the graduates were greeted by the director of the institute of law, psychology and innovative education professor volodymyr ortynskyi. he is certain that young specialists have used it. acquired knowledge for the development of our state. we will move, no matter what, education is the foundation of the state's security. we believe that despite the challenges, we must continue to develop education, because the future of ukraine lies wi