Innovative Projects of Sikorsky Challenge 2014
Noosphere was proud to support “Sikorsky Challenge 2014”, a Ukrainian competition of innovation projects. After an exciting competition the winners have been selected who will not only receive the honor of being named the best, but will also receive investment capital to fund their innovation.
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Noosphere Creating Their First Robot
We announce the establishment of the Robotics and Electronics Laboratory in our Engineering School for Ukrainian students. We believe that the Robotics and Electronics Laboratory with the “Microcontroller devices” program will gain even more popularity.
Practice Makes Perfect
Here at Noosphere we believe that by sharing our knowledge with others, we enlarge our own. And, we are uncompromising in following this principle.
Noosphere 3D Miracles
Noosphere is expanding its networking activities in Ukraine in an effort to help integrate this very productive community in the world IT community.
Noosphere at 2014 World Championships for Space Models: Advancing Innovations
In cooperation with the Spacemodelling Sport Federation of Ukraine, Noosphere has developed the CUP NAVIGATOR system.
Explosive Cup
From July 26 to July 28, 2014 one of Ukraine’s largest cities, Dnipropetrovsk, hosted the FAI’s XVIII M. K. Yangel Cup in amateur rocketry.
Good Conference Traditions
Following our yearly tradition, the Noosphere Summer Science and Practice Conference, moved to another city again this year along with changing the theme for the conference. Held in Lviv, Ukraine, from July, 7th to July, 9th, 2014 the fourth annual Noosphere Conference was divided to knowledge bases.
Engineering School – Place to Share Ideas
If you really want to gauge the quality of an educational institution, just ask the students. If you want to find out what Noosphere Engineering School is really about, ask its recent graduates!
Engineering School First Lab: Look Back
The inaugural group of the first Noosphere Engineering School laboratory has officially finished and we are ready to give a quick summary of how things turned out. The 10-week investigation and project planning session of the IT systems development laboratory allowed our 30 student-pioneers to attend 20 lectures delivered by 12 product specialists.