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The Department of Physical Foundations of Electronic Engineering sincerely congratulates
Professor Yevhenii Odarenko, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences,
on the occasion of his birthday!
We wish you good health, boundless energy, continued scientific inspiration, and new academic achievements!
May your life always be filled with harmony, the respect of colleagues, the gratitude of students, and the support of your loved ones.
Let each new day bring you joy in your work, fresh ideas, and confidence in the future.
With warmest wishes,
Your colleagues from the Department

The Department of Physical Foundations of Electronic Engineering warmly congratulates Senior Lecturer Serhii Kukhtin on his birthday!
We wish you strong health, creative inspiration, scientific achievements, grateful students, and new professional horizons.
May your life be filled with joy, the support of colleagues, family warmth, and continued success!

Today the department held the second day of bachelor’s thesis defenses for students of the accelerated study program.
The presented works focused on current topics in modern optics and photonics, including: fiber-optic sensors and holographic microscopes.
The presentations reflected solid theoretical knowledge and practical interest in the development and analysis of advanced optical systems, demonstrating the students’ engineering mindset and research potential.
We sincerely congratulate the graduates on their successful defenses!
Wishing them further professional growth and academic achievements.
Our gratitude goes to the examination committee and academic supervisors for their support and the well-organized defense process/

Today we warmly congratulate Olha Karasyk, First Category Engineer of our department, on her birthday!
Dear Olha, please accept our sincere wishes for good health, happiness, inner harmony, and boundless energy!
May your life be filled with bright moments, appreciation for your work, and the support of colleagues and friends. We wish you inspiration in all your endeavors, professional recognition, dreams come true, and joy in everyday things.
Thank you for your responsibility, professionalism, and contribution to the work of the department.
May each new day bring good news and smiles!
With respect and best wishes — your colleagues

Today, the department held the defense of qualification theses by students of the accelerated bachelor’s program.
The students presented their achievements in areas related to modern engineering and physical research, including:
– field of view modeling,
– development of a laser-based spatial scanning system,
– modeling of laser radiation propagation,
– simulation of photonic crystal waveguides.
Student’s presentations showcased strong professional training, analytical thinking, and the ability to apply theoretical knowledge to practical challenges.
We warmly congratulate the graduates on this significant milestone in their academic and professional paths!
We wish them continued success, inspiration, career growth, and fulfillment of their goals.
Many thanks to the examination committee for their dedicated work, and to the supervisors for their guidance and support throughout the students’ studies.

Today, on July 15, we honor the millennia-long tradition of Ukrainian statehood, rooted in the legacy of Prince Volodymyr the Great — the ruler of Kyivan Rus who introduced Christianity and strengthened the foundations of our state.
This day is a reminder that the Ukrainian nation has deep historical roots, its own language, culture, legal traditions, and a will for freedom — along with the strength to defend its sovereignty.
In the time of full-scale war, Statehood Day carries a profound meaning — it stands as a symbol of the resilience of the Ukrainian people and the indomitability of our national idea.
Our department warmly greets everyone on this meaningful occasion.
Let us be worthy successors of Ukraine’s proud and heroic legacy!

On the first Sunday of July, we honor the bravery, resilience, and dedication of the defenders of Ukraine’s maritime borders — the Ukrainian Navy.
Today, we extend our deepest gratitude to the sailors, navigators, communications officers, medics, cadets, and all those who serve at sea and onshore. You are the shield of the Black Sea and a symbol of dignity and courage in the face of modern warfare.
Your service is not just about holding the line — it’s about defending freedom, national honor, and Ukraine’s maritime identity.
The nation is proud of you!
Our department warmly congratulates all those involved in naval service on their professional holiday.
We wish you victories, calm seas, and safe returns.
Glory to the Ukrainian Navy!
Glory to Ukraine!

On June 28, we celebrate one of the most important national holidays — Constitution Day of Ukraine. On this day in 1996, the Verkhovna Rada adopted the Constitution — a fundamental document that shaped the future of an independent, democratic, and lawful Ukraine.
The Constitution is more than a legal text — it is a symbol of freedom, dignity, and justice. It guarantees human rights and freedoms, and affirms the foundation of our statehood.
During these times of great challenge, we appreciate even more the true value of our Constitution. Today, it’s crucial to remember: the power of the law lies in its observance, and Ukraine’s future lies in unity and respect for everyone’s rights.
The department sincerely congratulates everyone on this important day!

The second day of the bachelor’s thesis defenses took place today at the Department of Physical Foundations of Electronic Engineering. The session was dedicated to research that combines fundamental science with advanced engineering technologies.

Topics presented on Day 2 included:
— Ultraviolet radiation — studies of its physical properties, absorption mechanisms in various materials and biological structures, as well as an analysis of the potential applications of UV lasers in medicine, environmental monitoring, industry, and safety.
— Laser technologies for unmanned systems — research into the physical principles, system designs, operational characteristics, and development trends of laser-based technologies in autonomous platforms.
— Fiber Bragg grating sensors — modern solutions for precise measurements and environmental monitoring using optical sensing techniques.
The Examination Committee noted the relevance of the topics, the technical depth of the research, and the high level of independence demonstrated by the students.

Today the Department of Physical Foundations of Electronic Engineering held the defense of bachelor’s qualification theses.

The students presented the results of their research in the fields of optical phenomena and systems, laser technologies, sensor applications, and modern information and measurement technologies. Many of the works were practice-oriented and based on real scientific and technical challenges. The Examination Committee commended the students for their solid preparation, the relevance of their topics, and their independent work.

The Excellence Cluster RESOLV, in cooperation with the international scientific society Optica, invites Ukrainian researchers and students to a special online event focused on academic support and collaboration.
Key topics of the event include:

•  scientific collaborations with Ukrainian researchers both in and outside Ukraine;
• job opportunities for students and scientists;
• migration-related challenges;
• psychological support for displaced individuals;
• other important aspects of academic life in times of war.

Registration is open until June 25
Participation is free of charge
The event will be held in both English and Ukrainian
More information and registration:
https://www.solvation.de/news/resolv-events/summer-optica-summit

We’ve made it even easier to get information about applying to our educational programs G6 “Information and Measurement Technologies” and E6 “Applied Physics and Nanomaterials”.
The Department of Physical Foundations of Electronic Engineering has launched a brand-new AI-powered chatbot on the website. It’s available 24/7 to answer your questions about admission.

With just a few clicks, you can learn:
– how to apply for G6 and E6 programs;
– which subjects are required for admission;
– what makes these programs unique;
– career opportunities after graduation;
– and why our department is the right choice for your future.