Results of “Reactor of Knowledge” Olympiad: Congratulations to the Winners and Welcome to the Physical and Technical School Family

On May 16, a grand final of the All-Ukrainian student Olympiad in physics and mathematics “Reactor of Knowledge” took place at the Energoatom office. More than 1,700 applications were submitted from all over Ukraine, and only 30 best finalists made it to the final, winning great prizes — MacBooks, powerful laptops for studying, and tablets for creativity!

The “Reactor of Knowledge” Olympiad has once again proven that physics and mathematics are not just formulas from textbooks, but a key to the technological sovereignty of our country. We are proud of each and every participant!

In addition to the main prizes, a pleasant and memorable bonus for the talented finalists was cool branded souvenirs, which the children received as a keepsake from the School of Physics and Technology of Karazin University. May this merchandise inspire you for new scientific achievements!

Do you dream of shaping Ukraine’s energy future? Your path starts here!

If you love solving complex problems, want to work at the forefront of science, and build a successful career at Energoatom or leading global research centers, the School of Physics and Technology of Karazin University is waiting for you!

Choose the prestigious specialty E6 “Applied Physics and Nanomaterials” for admission to the following educational programs:

• “Applied Physics” (experimental and theoretical nuclear physics, plasma physics, controlled thermonuclear fusion, medical physics);
• “Cyber-Physical Nuclear Technologies” (modeling of complex systems, Big Data in science, and modern IT technologies in engineering).

Become part of the legendary family of physicists and change the world with us!

Learn more about admission requirements and programs on the institute’s website.

From physics-tech to the organization and conduct of the Olympiad, the following contributed:

• Pylyp Kuznietsov — Director of the Education and the School of Physics and Technology of Karazin University, board member of Ukrainian Nuclear Society.
• Inna Afanasieva — Senior Researcher at NSC “KhPTI” and Associate Professor of the Department of Applied Physics and Plasma Physics of the Education and Research Institute “PTF”.