The qualifying stage of the CASE-IN championship was held in the Rostov region

The qualifying stage of the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN" was held in the Rostov region. The teams presented innovative projects in the field of industry and fuel energy to the jury.

The springboard for future engineers begins with this championship. The group "Volt-ampere characteristic" is the first in the qualifying stage. It's abbreviated as "WAH". Their project is aimed at developing Siberia's energy potential. A group of like-minded third-year students from DSTU propose building nuclear power plants with hydrogen production.

"Our team has not participated before, but we have always planned to get together to solve a project. That's why we decided to get our team together and solve the case. We live by energy," says Sofya Voitova.

The Explorer team cannot do without energy either. These participants, unlike the rest, are only in their first year. In their spare time, they developed the implementation of neural networks in hydroelectric power plants. The project was completed in three days.

"Our project allows you to track transformer damage, thereby leading to less downtime of the power plant," says Dmitry Chovnik.

"CASE-IN" competitions are held among schoolchildren, students and those who have already received a working specialty. This platform was implemented thanks to the Russia - Land of Opportunity project.

"Following the results of the championship, the organizers want to see a non-standard view of the problems facing the fuel and energy complex and the whole country today. A look full of innovative ideas and a willingness to put it all into practice," says Alexey Agafonov, Deputy General Director of the Russia - Land of Opportunity presidential platform.

This year, the championship has many innovations: competitions for young specialists from the CIS and EU countries will be held, a community of winners "CASE-IN" will be launched, and at the request of universities, a collection of articles by participants will be released. An online academy has also been launched. It will contain all the methodological materials.

"This is a project that accumulates various educational courses of the career guidance program in the areas of mineral resources and all other areas of our championship. This is what will allow the guys to improve themselves both in preparation for the "CASE-IN" and in further training," says Artem Korolev, founder and co-chairman of the organizing committee of the "CASE-IN" Championship.

The VAKH group won the championship at the qualifying stage in Rostov. They have a fight ahead of them to qualify for the finals. The final tests will be held in Moscow. However, for many participants, the main thing is not winning the competition, but the opportunity to realize their project in life.

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