Institute Development Strategy

  • Preserving and developing the Institute’s research potential as a leading scientific centre in the fields of computer science, mathematics, and rational use of natural resources.
  • Conducting fundamental and applied research to ensure Ukraine’s scientific and technological leadership. Adhering to the principles of Open Science and academic integrity, actively introducing artificial intelligence and other advanced technologies, and applying them in scientific research.
  • Developing cooperation between academic research institutions, higher education institutions, government agencies, businesses, and international partners; advancing joint research programmes and research infrastructure.
  • Strengthening international scientific cooperation and participation in international research programmes, NATO programmes, and other international initiatives; increasing publication output and academic mobility.

Key Research Priorities

Conducting fundamental and applied research at the forefront of national and international science in the following areas:

  • Mathematical modelling and computational technologies.
  • Information technologies.
  • Telecommunications and cybersecurity.
  • Environmental safety and rational use of natural resources.
  • National security and defence.

Actively participating in calls for proposals and grant programmes organised by the National Research Foundation of Ukraine, the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, and other national governmental and non-governmental organisations.

Actively cooperating with research institutions of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and other research institutions working in areas relevant to the Institute’s activities.

Supporting and developing the Institute’s academic journals and other publication activities; organising research and practical conferences, seminars, round tables, science outreach events, and other activities.

Preserving and developing the Institute’s material and technical resources, including both shared-use facilities and specialised research equipment.

Human Resources Development

  • Supporting senior researchers and creating conditions for their effective work and for transferring their accumulated knowledge and experience to the next generation of researchers.
  • Creating favourable conditions and incentives to attract young researchers and specialists and support their professional development, including through the establishment of young researchers’ laboratories and research groups, as well as internships at leading research institutions.
  • Supporting active researchers through grants, scholarships, financial incentives, and other forms of recognition.

Research Training and Cooperation with Higher Education Institutions

  • Supporting and developing the Institute’s postgraduate and doctoral programmes; ensuring the active operation of specialised academic councils responsible for the defence of PhD and Doctor of Sciences dissertations; continuing the practice of recruiting researchers who have successfully defended their dissertations to work at the Institute.
  • Actively cooperating with leading higher education institutions in working with undergraduate and postgraduate students, developing educational and research programmes, delivering courses, conducting joint research, and other related activities.

International Cooperation

  • Supporting and developing scientific cooperation with foreign research and educational centres, the International Consortium on Landslides (ICL), the Scientific GeoConference SGEM, and other international scientific organisations.
  • Actively participating in international and foreign research competitions and grant programmes.
  • Organising research visits, training programmes, and internships for the Institute’s researchers at leading international research centres.