Lipetsk students won two medals at the "CASE-IN" championship

To show your talents, get an internship at a large company, enroll in one of the leading universities or make a fast-paced career. The projects of the presidential platform "Russia — the land of opportunities" help in all this. One of them, the CASE—IN championship, is aimed at supporting young engineers. Lipetsk students won two prizes at the competitions at once.

Two teams of Lipetsk State Technical University returned from engineering competitions with silver and bronze medals. The theme of this season is "Sustainable development". The participants solved cases in the field of Metallurgy. The tasks became more complicated with each stage. At the same time, innovation is an essential element for winning.

Vyacheslav Goncharov, captain of the Metallica team: "The project was aimed at developing a new aluminum alloy, which can be used to create a new product."

Ksenia Volkova, member of the Metallica team: "We have been developing electric motors for electric cars. Replacing copper with aluminum will result in a reduction in weight. This will benefit many people's energy efficiency and have a positive impact on the environment."

The assignment for the cases was compiled by leading Russian companies — these were real production tasks. The guys had several weeks to solve them. The final of the competition was held in Moscow.

In total, almost one and a half thousand teams from Russia and Belarus, of which only 16 won prizes. Internships and internships in large companies and benefits with additional points for admission to master's degree programs in 20 Russian universities are now open to them. Among them is LGTU, where the students plan to continue their studies.

Artem Korolev, founder and co-chairman of the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN": "The championship is, of course, a difficult and rather complicated event. Assemble a team, solve a complex case, and defend it in front of the industry expert community. The Case-in championship has long been a social elevator for such students."

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