TIU students propose to process carbon dioxide into diamonds
Students of Tyumen Industrial University reached the finals of the international engineering CASE-IN championship with the idea of processing carbon dioxide from atmospheric air into diamonds.
The technology will help reduce emissions of pollutants in permafrost conditions.
Students of TIU Ekaterina Bichevina, Angelika Zagidullina, Georgy Pronichev and Andrey Shabarchin studied the topic of decarbonization of production and combating global climate change at the autumn cup of the CASE-IN championship among the teams of the Ural Federal District.
According to the decision of the jury, Tyumen residents will perform in the final of the championship together with a team from the Chelyabinsk region. It will take place on December 16 in Moscow. The winners will complete internships and internships in leading industry companies and receive benefits upon admission to master's and postgraduate studies at 20 partner universities, according to the Reliable Shift Foundation.
Photo: Sergey Yelesin, Tyumen Line News Agency
A source: The Tyumen line
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