The champions from Yaroslavl took part in the final press conference at TASS

A press conference was held at TASS, where the results of the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN" were summed up. It was attended by representatives of relevant ministries and departments of the country, as well as the main characters of the season – champions who managed to develop innovative projects. Among them are students of Yaroslavl Technical University.

A team of three guys took the first place in the IX season of the Autumn Cup competition. The task was to develop draft solutions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from an enterprise that is located in permafrost conditions. The guys had 10 days to complete the task.

By the way, this is not the first time that the team has participated in such a competition, but it was the first time that they beat more than 20 university teams and achieved victory.

"We've been preparing for a very long time, looking for different information on this case, and for the final stage we essentially completely changed our decision, that is, we made it from scratch. Our idea is still being developed and thoroughly studied in various circles," said Anna Petrenko, captain of the SSD team and a student at Yaroslavl State Technical University.

Participation in competitions of this level gives students not only the opportunity to test their knowledge and skills in practice, but also a real chance after graduation to get internships in large companies in the country with further employment. It is also an invaluable experience of communication and healthy competition with like-minded people.

"I would like to note that this is not the only one and, thank God, it is not the only opportunity. And a lot of similar championships are developing, even if not in this industry plane. The ultimate goal is for our students to be successfully socialized, to realize themselves as much as possible both as employees of companies and, possibly, as entrepreneurs who are developing their business," said Elena Stepanova, Rector of Yaroslavl State Technical University.

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