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Fourth-year students of the Design Automation Department have successfully completed their pre-attestation internship and moved on to the diploma project stage.

The Design Automation Department  of Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics warmly congratulates its esteemed Associate Professor, Elvira Mykolaivna Kulak, on her Birthday and significant anniversary!

At the 29th International Youth Forum “RADIOELECTRONICS AND YOUTH IN THE XXI CENTURY,” held from April 16-19, 2025, a youth technical creativity exhibition took place, where the Design Automation Department of KhNURE’s development won the Grand Prix.

The development team, consisting of Ivan Hahanov, Georgy Kulak, Andriy Voronov, Oleg Demchenko, Natalia Maksimova, and Veronika Ponomaryova, was awarded for their innovative high-tech development – the cloud service MOdeling for Simulation (MOSI). The development was presented in the category “Software and Hardware Development, Devices and Appliances.”

In 2013, Intel created World Password Day, observed on the first Thursday of May, to raise awareness about the role of strong passwords in securing our digital lives. This year, it falls on May 1st. It’s a good time to remember that protecting personal data begins with setting a strong password.

May 1st – International Workers’ Solidarity Day!

Professor Iryna Vitaliivna Hahanova of the Design Automation Department leads the “Verification Methodologies for Digital Systems” Club (Verification Club).

Do you want to become an expert in the field of digital system verification? Master the most advanced methods using SystemVerilog and UVM (Universal Verification Methodology)!

Associate Professor Inna Viktorivna Filippenko of the Design Automation Department leads the Computer Club on Microcontrollers, which was established in 2016. Participants acquire knowledge and skills in robotics, the creation of smart homes and their components, the Internet of Things, and sensors. Club members annually participate in youth creativity exhibitions, winning prizes.

World Day for Safety and Health at Work is observed annually on April 28th. It aims to prevent occupational accidents and diseases globally. New and emerging occupational risks can arise from technical innovations, social, or organizational transformations. This year’s campaign focuses on new approaches to occupational safety and health, particularly the role of artificial intelligence and digitalization in the workplace. World Day for Safety and Health at Work is an important tool in raising awareness of how to enhance safety and improve working conditions. (Information and photos taken from the UN website).

International Girls in ICT Day is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of April. This day aims to encourage girls and young women to pursue careers in information and communication technologies. In 2025, it falls on April 24.

Professor of the Design Automation Department, Iryna Vitaliivna Hahanova, leads the scientific club for the development of digital systems. Here, students combine theory and practice in creating models using modern hardware description languages such as VHDL, Verilog, and SystemVerilog. Our members immerse themselves in the world of digital electronics, mastering synthesized subsets of languages and applying their knowledge to develop models ready for implementation on FPGA and CPLD programmable logic chips.

Welcome to the digital device design club!

We sincerely congratulate you on Easter!

May the bright holiday of the Resurrection of Christ fill your hearts with joy, hope and love. We wish you and your families good health, prosperity, harmony and family warmth.

Professor of the Design Automation Department Hahanov V.I. participated as an invited expert in the “International Workshop on Frontier Advances in Semiconductor Materials, Devices, Circuits, Design and Test Automation,” held on April 14-15, 2025, at Xidian University, Xi’an, China, with a plenary report on “Vector-logic design and test computing,” dedicated to modeling for simulation, testing, and diagnostics of faults as addresses for functional verification of digital designs.