Today an extended meeting of the Rectorate was held at NURE to present the newly appointed Rector of the University. The Head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, Oleh Syniehubov, attended the event.
In his speech, Mr. Syniehubov acknowledged those who continue to actively contribute to the advancement of science despite the challenges of war. Among those recognized was Head of the PFEE Department, Oleksandr Hnatenko, who received warm congratulations on the occasion of Science Day. The entire department was also thanked for its significant contribution to education, science, and technology.
We sincerely appreciate this recognition and remain dedicated to developing science for the future of Ukraine.

On May 17, the Department of Physical Foundations of Electronic Engineering warmly congratulates all professors, students, PhD candidates, and researchers on the occasion of Science Day in Ukraine!

This celebration is a great opportunity to express our gratitude to those who work every day on discoveries, developments, and innovations, shaping the future of science and technology.

On May 16, the global community celebrates the International Day of Light, highlighting the vital role of light and light-based technologies in the advancement of science, industry, education, and culture.
For our department, this day holds particular significance. Research in optics, photonics, laser technologies, and quantum electronics is an integral part of our academic and scientific mission.
Light is the foundation of many future-oriented technologies — from fiber-optic communications and sensing systems to energy-efficient devices and quantum systems. Understanding its physical nature is key to innovation.
Today, we acknowledge the dedication of our faculty, researchers, and students who explore the nature of light and develop cutting-edge solutions that power the next era of electronics.