Postgraduate
Electronic Engineering Department teaches students at postgraduate (PhD, candidate of technical sciences) and doctoral (doctor of technical sciences) level in 153 - Micro- and nanosystem engineering.
Admission for PhD degree in 153 - Micro- and nanosystem engineering
For detailed information please visit PhD Students Preparation Division of NTUU "KPI" and contact professor who is intended to be your prospective scientific advisor.
Recent PhD theses
| Student | Admission year | Thesis | Adviser |
| Maxim manko | 2019 | Classification and segmentation of lung CT images | Anton Popov |
| Yaroslav Smirnov | 2019 | Prosthetic limbs control system using machine learning | Anton Popov |
| Ivan Seleznyov | 2019 | Nonlinear analysis of biosignal for emotions characterization | Anton Popov |
| Valentyn Vaytishin | 2019 | Biomedical system of analysis of sounds of human respiration | Katherina Ivanko |
| Dmytro Harmatiuk | 2019 | Method of EEG analysis for emotional burnout estimation | Katherina Ivanko |
| Yebhen Tsyba | 2018 | Tunable resonant elements in antenna components | Yuriy Prokopenko |
| Mykola Yanenko | 2018 | Hemodynamic parameters measurements by impedance tomography | Yevgeniy Karpliuk |
| Maxim Fedorchuk | 2017 | Методи та засоби моніторингу глибини анестезії | Anton Popov |
| Oleksiy Avilov | 2016 | Методи та засоби зв’язку мозку з комп’ютером | Volodymyr Tymofyeev |
| Artem Moskovko | 2016 | Метод дискретної сингулярної згортки для аналізу нелінійних схем у часовій області | Oleg Vityaz |
| Artem Chernov | 2015 | Перелаштовувані резонансні елементи на основі копланарної лінії | Yuriy Prokopenko |
| Andriy Shachykov | 2015 | Аналіз біомедичних сигналів та нейронне моделювання моторної координації при захворюванні Паркінсона | Olexandr Shulyak |
Research topic for new admissions
| # | Topic | Explained | Adviser |
| 1. | Biomedical signals analysis | Development of new approaches in the study of brain, heart, muscle activity and their practical application in the diagnosis, monitoring and prediction of the body | Anton Popov |
