In Krasnodar have been selected 5 best projects of young innovators

In Krasnodar has been conducted the District youth Innovation convent. At the event existed more than 300 young scientists from the South and North-Caucasus Federal districts.

Organizers of the convent are the Federal agency on the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs. Partners of the convent: the Department of youth policy of the Krasnodar region, the Ministry of strategic development, investments and foreign economic activity of the Krasnodar region, and the Vnesheconombank. Innovation convent has been conducted on the basis of the Kuban State Technological University.

In the course of the District innovation convent has been held exhibition of the 18 best projects of young innovators. Within the work there has also been held expertise of participants’ new projects, according the results of which have been selected 5 developments. These are project by Konstantin Artemyev, Pavel Nesmiyanov, Igor Belashov, Nikolay Vasilyev and Pavel Godin. Authors will take part in the semifinal of the “Zvorykinsky project”, where they can compete for the final entering. The best project will take one million rubles.

Young leaders have taken part in master-classes from: Nukri Basharuli, director general of the “Azbuka Rus”, LLC, Oleg Tsygankov, development manager of the RVC infrastructure from the “RVC”, JSC, Svyatoslava Sedova, director general of the Fund “Intellectual investments”, Sergey Larin, representative of the Company Microsoft, and others. Innovation convent has been visited by deputy Chief of the Federal agency on youth affairs Yury Saprykin, who has told about a special role of innovation direction of the agency work.

The Zvorykinskaya award – the National award in the sphere of innovations for youth scientists and specialists – annual contest of innovation projects, which is held by the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs within the program the “Zvorykin project”. The contest is one of the main tools for search and selection of innovation projects within the “Zvorykin project”.