On June 19–20, the national stage of Global HackAtom was held at the University of Rwanda (Kigali). Eight teams (40 students) from three university institutes took part. Participants worked on a case dedicated to developing an interactive application to help understand economic issues related to the non-energy use of nuclear technologies. The program included scientific and educational lectures by experts from IATE NRNU MEPhI (one of Rosatom’s partner universities).
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The final of the Global HackAtom international student championship
The final of the Global HackAtom international student championship held as part of the World Atomic Week
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