Blagoveshchensk student teams have developed solutions on behalf of NIPIGAZ

Amur State University hosted the qualifying stage in the field of "Project Engineering" of the Student League of the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN", one of the projects of the presidential platform "Russia — the land of Opportunities". 28 students of the Department of Information and Control Systems took part in the qualifying stage.

The young people were solving a case study from NIPIGAZ— a leader in Russian industrial engineering. The idea of the assignment was to develop a set of measures to improve the efficiency of design and construction activities based on Industry 4.0 technologies and ESG principles, using the example of an enterprise producing methane-hydrogen mixtures from natural and associated gases and the subsequent release of pure hydrogen from them.

The expert jury included teachers of the Department of Information and Control Systems, as well as representatives of NIPIGAZ.

According to the results of the assessments, the first three places were distributed as follows:

The 1st place was taken by the Terror of Golgotha team, consisting of 2nd, 3rd and 4th year students Vlad Moskalchuk, Daniil Suleymanov, Maxim Chirich and team captain Vladislav Podstamnikov.

The 2nd place was taken by the team "I'll take you to the tundra" — 3rd and 4th year students Armen Kocharyan, Alexey Khmelev and team captain Alexey Kim.

The 3rd place went to the Discoverers team, which included 1st year students Boris Breev, Miroslav Zaikin, Anna Rudenko and team captain Viktor Gudimov.

The teams that took first and second place will advance to the semifinals, which will be held in April with the participation of teams from universities in the Far Eastern Federal District.

The winners and prize-winners will be rewarded with growth opportunities. Preferential admission conditions are provided for students to graduate and master's degrees at 20 partner universities, and professional and career growth awaits young specialists. Also, the best CASE-IN participants will go to industry youth educational forums.

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