Case-In Championship Qualifiers - 256 Participated

10:52, March 10, 2020

Young professionals solved problems in industry production

The Ural Federal University held the qualifying stage of the Case-in international engineering championship in student leagues in the electric power industry, metallurgy and petrochemistry and in the league of young specialists. This year, 256 students took part in the qualifying stage at the UrFU site, defended their solutions to engineering problems in the enterprises production.

The winners in the student league in the direction of "Petrochemistry" were the team "High-Pressured Squirrels" (UrFU) - Alexey Gagarin, Timur Dzhumaniyazov, Maxim Motverov, Alexander Kotlovanov. In the Metallurgy direction, the championship was divided by two teams: Metallove (UrFU) - Yulia Sadykova, Polina Gadai, Anastasia Polyakova, and the OxRed team (Technical University of UMMC) - Ksenia Romanenko, Polina Gerasimova, Maria Shibanova, Tatyana Komyshan. The Generation N team (UrFU), consisting of Roman Kazantsev, Andrei Brukhov, Andrei Bramm and Danil Efimov, became the best in Power Engineering.

All winners will compete for the main prize in the Case-in finals, which will be held in May 2020 in Moscow.

In the league of young specialists, which was held at the Ural Federal University, for the first time three teams will go to the Case-in finals: Tatnext (PJSC Tatneft) - Arthur Akhmetshin, Aidar Nogmanov, Vitaliy Emelyanov, Arseny Khokhorin; the NIPIGASNewWave team (NIPIGAZ JSC) - Alexey Dmitriev, Pavel Artamonov, Ivan Marin and Nikita Pavlov, as well as the Lemniskata team (Rosseti Ural) - Alexander Rolis, Ivan Vakhromeev, Vladislav Lebedev, Elena Pakulina.

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Case-in Engineering Championship is an international competition system for solving engineering cases among students, schoolchildren and young professionals. The goal is to popularize engineering education and attract the most promising young specialists to the fuel and energy and mineral resource complexes.
The championship is part of the platform Rossiya - Strana Vozmozhnostey - an autonomous non-profit organization created by decree of the President of Russia Vladimir Putin, which brings together 15 independent projects. The championship is organized by the Reliable Change Foundation.