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Competition "Young Technicians and Inventors". In Vladimir, schoolchildren today presented their engineering projects. A meeting of the Committee on Education, Science, Culture and Youth Affairs was held at the Quantorium technology park. It was conducted by Olga Khokhlova, Deputy Chairman of the Legislative Assembly of the Vladimir Region.
Maxim Purtov became interested in biology from the first lesson. The teacher was able to really get me interested in the subject. Now Maxim has already twice participated in all-Russian competitions and is the author of his own project - “growing plants on soilless media” - he is among the top five. Maxim says that people are accustomed to using soil to plant plants, although there are more economical and environmentally friendly ways. They, according to the young researcher, existed before, but were not sufficiently studied. With the help of bioponic and hydroponic systems, plants receive nutrients from the artificial environment. And they can be grown anywhere. The Murom schoolchild thinks globally: this can be done even in space, where there is no water.
Maxim Purtov, student of grade 8 “B” at school No. 12 in the city of Murom:“That is, in fact, this option is adapted where the soils are not fertile at all. That is, let’s say, somewhere in the desert, or even can be grown on a space shuttle.”
Compared to last year, more children are participating in the scientific and technical creativity competition - about 50. Five best works- growing plants in soilless media, a plotter for creating drawings on any surface, an excavator from scrap materials, a robot trolley for working in a warehouse and algorithms for constructing landscapes - they plan to send them to a competition in the State Duma. And this is already at the federal level. For some time, engineering specialties were not in great demand among applicants, notes Olga Khokhlova, deputy chairman of the Legislative Council of the Vladimir region. And we need our own innovations - without them we cannot restore the economy. Therefore, the search for “fresh young minds” is ongoing, the vice speaker emphasizes. And it is important to instill in children an interest in research from school.
Olga Khokhlova, Deputy Chairman of the Legislative Assembly of the Vladimir Region:“Our scientists have always changed the world in many fields. We were the first to stand in space, and we still hold these positions. Well, we could list many areas where we were the first. Today I would like to get a new layer of scientists, young scientists, innovators who could make a breakthrough in various sectors of our economy.”
It will help to develop this direction and new status Vladimir State University. Having entered the top eight flagship universities in the country, VlSU will receive additional financial support. Thanks to these funds, they plan to open new budget places and additional specialties. And, of course, launch new competitions to attract young scientists. Including engineers and inventors. The future of Russian science lies with proactive young people with “golden” hands.
Anastasia Sakharova, Ilya Khludov, Vesti-Vladimir.
The State Duma summed up the results of the IV All-Russian Conference “Young Technicians and Inventors”
On June 19, 2017, the State Duma summed up the results of the IV All-Russian Conference “Young Technicians and Inventors,” dedicated to Inventor and Innovator Day. The conference is the result all-Russian competition for young inventors and technicians.
The purpose of the conference is to support young inventors, improve the status of engineers and inventors, attract talented representatives of the younger generation to science and design activities, and popularize scientific knowledge.
Opening the conference, Vladimir Kononov, a member of the Committee on Education and Science, said that this year the competition received more than 300 projects from 73 regions of Russia that passed the regional selection.
This number of participating regions is a kind of record for the Conference since its inception in 2014. The age range of young inventors was also unprecedented: from 6 years old for the youngest, to 18 years old for a school graduate. Schoolchildren involved in clubs and sections of technical and innovative creativity, invention and programming took part in the regional qualifying rounds of the Conference.
Addressing the laureates and nominees of the competition, Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Irina Yarovaya noted that “Russia’s victories have always been associated with people like you.” “You have that period of your own capitalization, thanks to your mentors, you can enrich yourself by creating high-quality promising developments,” the Deputy Chairman of the State Duma is confident. Irina Yarovaya noted that today in every region serious attention is paid to out-of-school education, which allows “to encourage the inquiring minds of those who know how to work.”
Chairman of the Committee on Education and Science Vyacheslav Nikonov recalled that all the great scientists of Russia who made unique discoveries were inventors in childhood. “The main thing is don’t get arrogant and keep creating and inventing,” he said.
Vladimir Kononov also wished the Conference participants to develop, learn, create, and not stray from their chosen path. V. Kononov also presented the book “The Lefty Effect”, created in co-authorship with Alexei Garin, which tells the stories of discoveries, achievements, triumph and oblivion of Russian inventors.
The meeting participants shared memories of when, as children, they subscribed to and read the magazines “Young Technician” and “Science and Life”, tried to design something, glued, soldered, assembled receivers and light-music installations. Now science has stepped far forward, and today’s young people have much more opportunities to model and create.
The winners in each category were awarded diplomas and memorable medals, as well as valuable gifts from the partners of the Conference. Among the winners are students primary school- for many of them this is not the first award. The works are different high level execution, some, according to experts, represent ready-made business projects.
Welcoming the winners of the teaching nomination, First Deputy Chairman of the Committee for the Development of Civil Society, Issues of Public and Religious Associations Ivan Sukharev emphasized that “success is impossible without a mentor who knows how to captivate a child, kindle interest in a child’s soul” and wished everyone both current teachers and today’s young The winners have many bright and talented students.
Prize for the winner in the category “Mentor of the Year 2017” to Honored Teacher of the Russian Federation, Director of Elizovsky Secondary School No. 1 named after M.V. Lomonosov of the Kamchatka Territory was presented by Deputy Chairman of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation Irina Anatolyevna Yarovaya. Valery Sergeevich devoted more than 40 years of his life to the technical creativity of children, and rightly believes that children are a storehouse of novelty, and inventing is the natural state of a child. It is interesting that the main brainchild of V.S. Korolkova - the free design association "Luch" arose in continuation of the accumulated traditions of technical creativity of the All-Russian Society of Inventors and Innovators, teachers from different schools in the region are involved in its work, and the children not only study in a circle, but also receive real patents for their inventions and utility models , daring to set myself the most difficult tasks from a young age.
Second degree diplomas in the “Mentor of the Year” nomination were presented by the Deputy Minister of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, Veniamin Shaevich Kaganov. They were received by Doronin Igor Valentinovich, Center for the Development of Creativity of Children and Youth “Constellation” and LLC PTC “Sector” (Kaluga), Gladilin Alexey Alexandrovich, Club “Robotics” of the Municipal Budgetary Educational Institution-Lyceum No. 2 named after. B.A. Slobodskaya (Tula), Alexey Nikolaevich Mikhailov, “Center for Children’s Technical Creativity” (Novovoronezh) Voronezh region, Sergey Mikhailovich Samsonov, Kazinka village MBOU “Secondary School No. 15”, Scientific and Technical Society “Novik” (Stavropol Territory) , Stryi Vasily Vyacheslavovich, Armyansk GBOU DO “Minor Academy of Sciences” Republic of Crimea (Armensk), Lukyanov Artem Andreevich, GBOU HE MO, “Technological University” (Korolev) Moscow region.
At the Conference, the results were summed up and the first places were determined for each individual nomination. In the “Human Health” nomination, among 32 works that qualified for the finals, first place was taken by the project “Model of an obstacle alarm device for blind people” by Ildan Suleymanov (10 years old) and Arina Khusnulina (10 years old) from the Baumansky Lyceum, Yoshkar-Ola . The proposed device for the visually impaired is placed on the forehead and a slight turn of the head allows you to scan the space ahead and choose a path to avoid obstacles. The schoolchildren presented a prototype of the device - very simple to implement and inexpensive for mass production. The awards were presented to young inventors by the Chairman of the Committee on Education and Science of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, Vyacheslav Alekseevich Nikonov.
A special prize from the magazine “Time of Innovation” in this nomination was also received by Elizaveta Lyulina (16 years old) from Ivanovo for the project “Synthesis and spectral properties of 4,4-difluoro-8-(para-dibutylaminophenyl)-1,3,5, 7-tetramethyl-2,6-diethyl-4-boro-3a,4a-diaza-sym-indacene.” Elizaveta Lyulina studied fluorescent molecular dyes (molecular indicators) of the new class BODIPY, which were synthesized only in 2009. The unique properties of BODIPY class indicators expand the possibilities of genetic research, make it possible to increase the efficiency of genetic examination in forensics and, most importantly, the diagnosis of various diseases.
The winner in the category “Development of Russian Territories” out of 24 projects was the project “Unmanned research vessel for control and monitoring of water bodies “Phoenix”” by Rostislav Vasilyev (12 years old) from Orel. He designed and developed a model of an unmanned radio-controlled vessel based on a catamaran, which can operate both in surface and underwater areas and even in shallow water. The vessel allows sea Scientific research, possible search and rescue activities. The award was presented to the author by a member of the Federation Council, Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on Agricultural and Food Policy and Environmental Management Mikhail Pavlovich Shchetinin.
In the Special nomination " Best idea for a startup”, established by the Conference Partner - the Internet Initiatives Development Fund (IIDF), the prize was awarded to the project “Motion detection and image recognition system using a webcam” by Alexey Kravets (16 years old) from Sevastopol. With the help of his teacher, Ivan Yuryevich Lipko, Alexey Kravets developed a program for intelligent video surveillance systems, which allows you not to waste time on hours of viewing video archive materials to find the necessary information, but to receive it upon request, highlighting and recognizing the data the user needs.
In the nomination “Space and Airspace Exploration” the best project was the “Cyclocopter” project by Alexander Zakharchev (18 years old) from the Palace of Creativity in Ulyanovsk. Alexander Zakharchenko developed and proposed in principle the new kind propulsion device using non-inductive drag of its surfaces, which made it possible to create an aircraft vertical take-off and landings are more advantageous in terms of traction power and maneuverability. The schoolboy inventor was congratulated by the first deputy chairman of the State Duma Committee on Economic Policy, Industry and Entrepreneurship, Vladimir Vladimirovich Gutenev.
In addition, within the framework of this nomination, the First Vice-President of the United Aircraft Corporation A.V. Tulyakov especially noted and awarded unmanned and other original projects with memorable prizes aircraft, created by children from different cities of Russia: Dmitry Kuznetsov (13 years old), Ulyanovsk, Olga Kolomyttseva (15 years old), Orenburg, Daniil Zvyagin (14 years old), Novomoskovsk and Mikhail Pronkin (16 years old), Ryazan.
Chairman of the Conference Organizing Committee, State Duma deputy Vladimir Mikhailovich Kononov awarded the winners in the “Ecology” category. The project “Bioindication of urban ecosystem pollution by leaves of woody plants” by Svetlana Zaitseva (17 years old) from Pronsky district was recognized as the best Ryazan region. The project “Study of the effects of deformation and electric field on the electrical properties of biosystems using the example of woody and green parts of plants” by Anna Kudinova (16 years old) from Sergiev Posad was also awarded a Special Prize in the “Ecology” category.
In the “Ecology” category, we should note another work by ten-year-old Arthur Nikitin, a student at Moscow Gymnasium N1595. The project has a very grown-up name: “Space Debris and Space Ecology.” In his work, Arthur tried to find out what space debris is, how it affects the safety of space flights, and to create a working model for processing debris in space. The young inventor was awarded by Alexander Yuryevich Smetanov, Deputy of the Moscow City Duma, Deputy Chairman of the Commission on Science and Industry.
In the “Safety” category, the winner was the project “Anti-avalanche portable missile launcher “Snezhana”” by Daniil Lunev (14 years old) from Nalchik. His work was especially noted by the Ministry of Defense Russian Federation, represented by the head of the military education department of the main personnel department of the MRRF, Major General Evgeniy Vladimirovich Kuchinsky.
General partner of the Conference in the category “ Information Technology» this year the company Aquarius, a leading Russian developer and manufacturer, spoke computer equipment and IT solutions provider. Vice President of the Aquarius company for educational programs Erokhina Elena Evgenievna, awarded the winner Maxim Prinev (18 years old) from Lyceum No. 15 of Voronezh the first prize - mobile device domestic production for the presented project " Software Smart Wall".
In nomination " Smart world“The project “Table lamp with wireless charging” by Anna Krayushkina (12 years old) from Ufa was named the best. The award was presented to the young countrywoman by the deputy from the Republic of Bashkiria, the first deputy chairman of the State Duma Committee on the Development of Civil Society, Public Affairs and religious organizations Sukharev Ivan Konstantinovich. It should be noted that young inventors from Bashkiria presented a whole series of strong works this year, which drew the attention of technical experts invited as jury members in various nominations of the Conference.
The magazine “Inventor and Innovator” especially noted the project “Small Underwater Research Vehicle MPA” by Artem Akkuratov (15 years old) from Kostroma. A CEO Publishing house of the Magazine “Young Technician”, chairman of the competition jury A.A. Fin presented the prize to the “Farm of the Future” project to Dmitry Nesterenko (17 years old) from the Davydov secondary school in the Voronezh region.
A special prize from the Conference Partner of the company “FINVAL” was given to the project “CNC machine” by Ayupov Radmira (15 years old) from Sibay. The gift to the winner was presented by the Vice President of the company V.V. Sour cream.
As the main memorable gifts, the young winners of the Competition this year received tablets of domestic production from the IRBIS company, which acted as a partner of the Conference organizing committee, and all other participants received free electronic textbooks from the LECTA educational platform.
At the end of the event, representatives of the leadership of the All-Russian Society of Inventors and Innovators - Chairman of the VOIR Central Council Anton Anatolyevich Ishchenko and the head of the VOIR youth movement, theater and film actor, singer Vitaly Gogunsky presented memorable prizes and gifts to the youngest participants of the competition, who had just turned 7 years old.
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