On November 17, the world celebrates International Students’ Day — a day of energy, curiosity, bold decisions, and big dreams.
The Department of Physical Foundations of Electronic Engineering sincerely congratulates all students who prove every day that the pursuit of knowledge is a force that drives science, technology, and society forward.
Being a student means seeking answers, embracing challenges, learning from the world, and shaping it for the better. We are proud of your dedication, curiosity, and desire to grow.
We wish you inspiration, successful projects, bright ideas, new discoveries, and true joy in learning. May each day bring new opportunities, and may every small victory guide you toward great achievements.

On November 10, the world celebrates the World Science Day for Peace and Development — a day that reminds us of the vital role science plays in building a safe, fair, and sustainable future for humanity.
Science is not only about formulas, experiments, and laboratories. It is a path toward peace, prosperity, and progress. Today, scientists across the globe are tackling global challenges — from developing energy-efficient technologies and artificial intelligence systems to advancing research in climate, biotechnology, and medicine.
Every idea, every experiment, and every discovery is a contribution to our shared mission of understanding the world and improving human life.
The Department of Physical Foundations of Electronic Engineering warmly congratulates everyone involved in scientific activity — lecturers, researchers, students, and all those who contribute to the growth of science!
May curiosity, creativity, and the pursuit of truth guide your path — for science unites, inspires, and changes the world!

On November 6, 2025, at 11:00 a.m., Serhii Herasymov will defend his PhD dissertation in the specialty 105 – Applied Physics and Nanomaterials.

Dissertation title: “Threshold Conditions in the Electrodynamic Model of Multilayer Microlaser Generation”
Scientific advisor: Oleksandr Hnatenko, PhD in Physics and Mathematics, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Physical Foundations of Electronic Engineering, Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics.