On April 22, 2024, the world's largest industrial exhibition-fair opened in the German city of Hannover, which annually attracts more than 200,000 visitors from various industries, including manufacturing, production facilities, mechanical engineering, automotive and more. Manufacturers looking to modernize their production come to Hannover Messe to find the latest solutions, learn industry best practices and see future trends to help them make informed decisions about meeting their current and future needs.
This year, two projects carried out by scientists of Ushynsky University at the expense of the state budget were presented at Hannover Messe 2024. This is the project "Artificial porous materials as a basis for the creation of the latest biosensors" (supervisor - A. Yu. Kyiv, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor) and "Inverse problems of finding the shape of graphs from spectral data" (supervisor - V. M. Pyvovarchyk, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor).
These studies are fundamental, but the conclusions and developed computer models may be of interest to potential manufacturers of state-of-the-art biosensors, as they are able to identify the smallest pollution in the air and other environments and create biosensors on this basis that are cheaper than existing analogues on the market.