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The Committee on Science and Higher School of the Government of St. Petersburg summed up the results of the annual grant competition for students, graduate students of universities, industry and academic institutions of the Northern capital. Ten young scientists - authors of scientific projects from the St. Petersburg State University of Industrial Technologies and Design - became winners.

This competition was attended by students and graduate students under the age of 36 who study in person and study science at universities in St. Petersburg. The competition was held in the humanitarian, natural sciences, technical, medical and cultural areas.

Within the framework of the competition, graduate student of the Department of History and Theory of Art Alexander Litvinova presented a design project for the professional form of drivers in St. Petersburg.

Tatyana Nesterova, graduate student of the Department of Engineering Chemistry and Industrial Ecology, was awarded an award for her proposed system for the selection and technological control of the processes of iron removal and demanganization of waters of complex composition.

The development of a search function in paper production management processes also allowed Vladislav Nikeshin, graduate student of the Department of Information and Measuring Technologies and Control Systems, to receive a prize.

Each of the winners-graduate students will receive an award from the Government of St. Petersburg in the amount of 100 thousand rubles.

The grant was awarded to Sofya Fedoruk, a student of the Department of Power Plants and Heat Engines, who modernized the heat scheme PGU-450 the South CHPP in St. Petersburg. Its development is aimed at increasing the thermal power of heating selections while maintaining electric output.

Nikolai Isaev, a student of the Department of Industrial Heat and Power Engineering, presented a project to increase the efficiency of using low-quality wood in the production of profiled building materials within the framework of the competition. This technology is applicable in housing construction and renovation in St. Petersburg.

Evgeny Klokov, a student of the Department of Information and Measuring Technologies and Control Systems, received an award for his intelligent system for preventing the occurrence of laser welding defects. His work was based on the analysis of physically interpreted characteristics.

Also among the winners is Alexander Korochinsky, a student of the Department of Paper and Cardboard Technology. He developed a technology for processing by-products of the forest complex to obtain rosin derivatives with high added value.

Konstantin Kotov, who is studying at the Department of Economics and Organization of Production, presented his project entitled "EcoIntegrator: a software solution for SMEs to diagnose, eliminate inconsistencies and integrate with API platforms of key market players (B2B ecosystems)" for the competition.

Ekaterina Tarasova, a student of the Department of Environmental Protection and Rational Use of Natural Resources, who developed and substantiated the technological scheme for processing oil-containing sludge, also received the award. The technology will come in handy at the enterprises of the fuel and energy complex of St. Petersburg.

Protective polymer coatings of a new composition based on polyglycidyl acrylate were proposed by Stanislav Fedorova, a student of the Department of Physical and Colloidal Chemistry, for which she was also awarded a grant.

Each of the student winners will receive an award from the Government of St. Petersburg in the amount of 50 thousand rubles.