Boryviter Centre of Excellence is contributing to joint analytical efforts with the NATO-Ukraine Joint Analysis, Training and Education Centre (JATEC) in the field of methodology and operational analysis.
A team of psychologists from Boryviter’s “The Human Dimension” Line of Effort, together with the Public organization “Psychological Support and Rehabilitation Vilnyy Vybir”, conducted an educational seminar titled “The Human Dimension: The Ukrainian Experience of Protracted War” in Stockholm, Sweden, at the invitation of the Swedish Defence University (SEDU).
In his expert column for Defender Media, Pavlo Musiienko, Head of the Analytical Department at the Boryviter Centre of Excellence, examines the role of Lessons Learned in strengthening the capabilities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the wider security and defence sector during wartime.
Boryviter's analytical team presented research on military adaptation at an international conference in Chisinau. Head of the Analytical Department Pavlo Musiienko, Head of the Military Research Oleksandr Nadelniuk, and Military Researcher Anastasiia Bohomolova participated in the international academic conference "Moldova in the Context of the New Regional Security Architecture," organized by the Royal Danish Defence College (RDDC) and the Military Academy of the Armed Forces of Moldova (AFMA).
This week, Boryviter Centre of Excellence Co-Founders, Tetyana Ostra and Orest Bilous, participated in the Copenhagen Democracy Summit and the Nordic Ukraine Advocacy Summit (NUAS) 2026 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Advanced C-UAS hardware is operationally obsolete without rigorous system integration. Boryviter briefed EU defence planners at the ESDC in Brussels on forging resilient, multi-layered air defence architectures to defeat asymmetric drone threats.
At the beginning of February, the team of the Boryviter Center of Excellence participated in a series of events in Brussels aimed at strengthening cooperation with European partners, EU institutions, and NATO.
Tetiana Ostra, co-founder of the Boryviter Center of Excellence, participated in an online panel discussion hosted by the European Policy Centre (EPC) to mark the fourth anniversary of russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Boryviter partnered with Swedish Defence University to deliver a specialised residential course for 25 EU officials in Stockholm, enhancing interoperability between Ukrainian and European defence structures.
The Laboratory of Intelligent Technologies deployed the "ODCR Assistant"—a neural network automating OSINT collection, processing over 1,000 adversarial publications daily.
The Boryviter Centre of Excellence co-organised a roundtable on frontline feedback integration at Defense Tech Valley — Ukraine's largest defence technology conference.
Boryviter participated at DALO Industry Days in Copenhagen, highlighting that the Centre has prepared over 33,000 military personnel—exceeding several European national armies.
At the Ukrainian Tactical Medicine Forum 3.0, Boryviter presented a MASCAL case study demonstrating the seven-step After-Action Review methodology applied directly in the field.
Boryviter co-hosted the Second Annual Conference and presented the digital Lessons Learned Portal—a secure ecosystem that automates the collection of After-Action Reviews directly from the trenches.
The Boryviter Centre of Excellence has published the findings of an exploratory study into basic military training at training centres of the Defence Forces of Ukraine.
The Boryviter Centre of Excellence has joined the network of the European Security and Defence College — a structure uniting over 100 leading civilian and military educational institutions across Europe.
The Boryviter Military School, in coordination with the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine and the General Staff of the Armed Forces, convened a conference on Lessons Learned in a Dynamic Defence Environment, aimed at synchronising LL methodology across key defence stakeholders.
Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence, the General Staff, and Boryviter Military School signed a Memorandum of Partnership on implementing NATO Lessons Learned methodology.
Boryviter Military School and Ukraine's national defence-tech cluster Brave1 sign a memorandum formalising their cooperation on the development and battlefield adoption of defence technologies.