The awards were presented for their significant contribution to the development of education and science in the city of Kharkiv on the occasions of the 95th anniversary of the university’s founding and the professional holiday — Science Day.

These honors confirm the high level of qualification of the Department of Applied Mathematics teaching staff, their dedication to the development of Ukrainian higher education, and their invaluable contribution to training new generations of specialists, even during the most challenging times.

We sincerely congratulate our colleagues on these well-deserved awards! We wish you robust health, inexhaustible energy, and new creative and scientific achievements under a peaceful Ukrainian sky!

Vladyslav Gennadiiovych Parkhomenko, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Applied Mathematics at NURE, took part in the forum as a member of the Council of Young Scientists.

During the event, Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov emphasized that preserving universities and youth is a strategic issue for the city’s future and proposed three concrete steps:

• prioritizing companies that invest in local science and university developments within municipal procurement;
• establishing innovative spaces based within universities;
• creating a Municipal Fund for the Support of Youth Science to provide grants for students and postgraduate researchers.

Special attention was paid to applicants from frontline territories. Taking exams under constant shelling is an incredibly difficult reality, which is why the state and communities must fight for every future student.

“If we lose our youth, universities, and scientific schools, there will be no one left to build the future,” emphasized Ihor Terekhov.

The participation of representatives from the Department of AM in the forum confirms that NURE is actively involved in shaping the development strategy for frontline education. Despite all the challenges, the university’s young scientists continue to hold the scientific front for the future of Ukraine.

• May 30
• June 6
• June 13

Time: Starting at 18:00 (Kyiv time)

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Today, the integration of artificial intelligence into the educational process creates new challenges for the academic community. This webinar cycle will help participants explore state-of-the-art text-checking tools, AI-generated content analysis, and the automation of academic control in higher education institutions.

Keynote Speaker: Daria Ivanova — Business Development Manager at StrikePlagiarism, expert in AI plagiarism.

Webinar Program and Schedule:

1. June 10 at 16:00 (Kyiv time) — “StrikePlagiarism.com Functionality and New System Capabilities”

• In focus: An overview of the updated Similarity Report; working with template tags and a lecturer’s personal comment library; unlimited check options; a practical review of the AI detection module; and system integration with Moodle, Google Classroom, and OJS.

2. June 17 at 16:00 (Kyiv time) — “AI Content Detection: Principles of Operation and Interpretation of Results”

• In focus: How exactly algorithms recognize generated text; key risks of using AI in academic works; proper interpretation of the AI report findings; international experience and the development of internal policies for higher education institutions.

3. June 24 at 16:00 (Kyiv time) — “Automation of Checks in Learning Platforms: Microsoft Teams, Google Classroom”

• In focus: Integrating anti-plagiarism tools into the daily learning environment; automated check triggers; working with the Similarity Report and the AI detection module directly inside Microsoft Teams and Google Classroom platforms.

Organizational Information:

• Format: Online broadcasts on YouTube.
• Participation: Free of charge.

To receive broadcast links promptly and ensure you do not miss the start of the events, please subscribe to the platform’s official YouTube channel: Official StrikePlagiarism.com Channel

Let’s develop a culture of academic integrity and master digital innovations together!

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Based on the results of the Olympiad, the winners have been announced:

1st Place

• Tetiana Oleksandrivna Bondarenko, student of group PZPI-25-4; Academic Advisor: A.P. Rybalko, PhD in Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of AM.

2nd Place

• Artem V’iacheslavovych Rohoziian, student of group PZPI-25-4; Academic Advisor: A.P. Rybalko, PhD in Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of AM;
• Mykhailo Serhiiovych Berkuta, student of group PZPI-25-5; Academic Advisor: A.P. Rybalko, PhD in Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of AM;
• Mariia Volodymyrivna Ryzhova, student of group PZPI-25-1; Academic Advisor: V.G. Parkhomenko, Senior Lecturer of the Department of AM.

3rd Place

• Anna Andriivna Borodina, student of group ITSHI-25-2; Academic Advisor: S.M. Lamtiugova, PhD in Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of AM;
• Svitlana Yuriivna Sydorenko, student of group KNT-25-3; Academic Advisor: Yu.V. Sytnykova, PhD in Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of AM;
• Anna Andriivna Lyhus, student of group KNT-25-1; Academic Advisor: D.I. Goldiner, PhD, Assistant Professor of the Department of AM;
• Hlib Yuriiovych Baistov, student of group PZPI-25-4; Academic Advisor: A.P. Rybalko, PhD in Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of AM.

The staff of the Department of Applied Mathematics sincerely congratulates the winners and wishes them continued success in their studies and scientific endeavors!

This high state award was bestowed upon Maxim Viktorovych “for initiative and perseverance, high professionalism, conscientious performance of official duties, and a significant personal contribution to the development of education and science in Ukraine”. The certificate was signed by the Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine Oksen Lisovyi.

This recognition testifies to Professor Sydorov’s years of fruitful work in higher education, his tireless energy in organizing the educational process, developing scientific schools, and training highly qualified specialists. Even during the most challenging times, Maksym Viktorovych demonstrates unwavering dedication to his work, continuing to implement innovations and maintain the high academic standards of the department.

The staff of the Department of Applied Mathematics and the entire NURE community sincerely congratulate Maxim Viktorovych on this well-deserved award! We wish you inexhaustible inspiration, robust health, new scientific achievements, and a peaceful sky to continue your work for the benefit of Ukrainian education and science!

Representatives of the Department of Applied Mathematics introduced future applicants and their parents to our popular educational programs — “Applied Mathematics” and “System Analysis.”

During the meeting, the speakers:

• shared their own practical experience of working in leading IT companies;
• spoke about the unique features, advantages, and career prospects of studying at the department;
• detailed the schedule and specific nuances of the upcoming admission campaign.

We would like to thank all the participants for their activity and engaging questions! We look forward to welcoming the graduates into the friendly NURE family!

May 12 — International Day of Women in Mathematics
Established in honor of the outstanding mathematician Maryam Mirzakhani (the first female winner of the prestigious Fields Medal), this day reminds us of the immense contribution of women to the development of exact sciences.
At the NURE Department of Applied Mathematics, women scientists, lecturers, postgraduate students, and undergraduates prove daily that mathematics is a field ruled by talent, creativity, and deep analytics. Our female researchers successfully chair scientific sections of international forums, publish papers in leading global journals, and inspire a new generation of prospective students.

May 16 — Science Day in Ukraine
On the third Saturday of May, Ukraine traditionally honors scientists — people who drive progress forward, create technologies of the future, and shape the intellectual potential of the nation.
The AM Department actively works on projects in the fields of systems analysis, computer vision, and mathematical modeling. Despite all the challenges of today, our scientists continue to integrate into the global research space and involve young people in real-world practical developments.

Dear colleagues, postgraduate students, and students! We wish you inexhaustible inspiration, precise calculations, successful experiments, and new discoveries!

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The tournament was held across four rounds, each consisting of three games. The first round kicked off on December 8, and the final matches took place on April 30. In total, the teams played 12 matches, following which our student’s team claimed the bronze medals of the championship.

We congratulate him on this high achievement and wish him many more sporting victories in the future!