PISHFEST: Engineering Innovation Takes Center Stage in Veliky Novgorod

Engineering Takes Center Stage at PISHFEST in Veliky Novgorod

A Two-Month Celebration of Innovation and Education

The curtains closed on the PISHFEST, a vibrant celebration of engineering and technology, derived from the broader academic community.

The festival, which ran from October 12 to November 29 at the Valdai Institute of Technology and Technology Center, welcomed more than 2000 participants, including schoolchildren, their parents, university students from Novgorod and beyond, and representatives of major industrial partners.

The event’s main goal: ignite a passion for engineering among young minds.

“There are nearly 300 students enrolled at the Advanced Engineering School of Novgorod University, a majority of whom are students of the Polytechnic Institute,” saidSergey Chebotarev Xavier, director of the Novgorod State University’s Advanced Engineering School. “We provide them with hands-on experience in our labs, from conducting research to developing projects with some of the most renowned industrial partners. Our unique curriculum allows them to choose elective courses that directly complement their project work.”

He further explained, “Oftentimes, students working on a project will discover they need to delve deeper into specific areas. Our curriculum allows them to explore those areas through additional coursework offered by our partners.”

The PISHFEST tapestry was woven with programs designed to engage young students, university students, industry professionals.

Three distinct strands emerged: education, career guidance, and project-based learning.

Schoolchildren were offered a unique opportunity to delve into the world of “Application Development on Varwin,” explore the frontiers of technological advancement through popular science lectures under the title “We WRITE the Future,”
and even test their mettle at the “Ready for Labor and Defense in Radio Electronics” competition.

A special “Vocation Engineer” film school drew five industry experts to offer insights into the dynamic world of engineering.”

PISHFEST was about exploration.

Excursions provided a window into the world of cutting-edge research at the Advanced Engineering School laboratories. Lectures offered students compelling glimpses into different career paths.

A dedicated showcase near the conclusion of PISHFEST highlighted the crucial role of the industrial partners in fostering future talent.

The main industrial partner, PJSC Acron, presented a challenging task for the Advanced Engineering School.

Further detailed information about these efforts was later factored into the rewrite. It was necessary to accurately describe

multiple facets of the festival while telling aseamless and compelling narrative.

A vision emerged: to develop a domestic automation system to replace foreign counterparts. chebotarev addes

“The new automation system concept reflects national priorities outlined,” mused Chebotarev. “We have dedicated teams working on essential components: sensors, programmable logic controllers carbonates (PLC’s), and specialized software. Some of our most innovative work is taking place in our “Virtual and Augmented Reality” entity, which creates simulations for Akron,

ensuring employees can practice diverse manufacturing scenarios, including crucial emergency response situations.”

Conclusion: Where Education Meets Engaging Fun

The grand finale of PISHFEST featured a dynamic cosplay event,

blurring the lines between the mundane and the extraordinary. The celebratory atmosphere reaffirmed PISHFEST’s core values.

“Our mission goes beyond traditional educational boundaries,” declared chetamentov.

“We infuse creativity, innovation, and real-world applications into our approach.”

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PISHFEST,
a showcase for young talent, featured incredible young

engineers of tomorrow who will shape a brighter future.

What is PISHFEST?

‌ Today we’re joined by Sergey Chebotarev Xavier, director of the Novgorod‌ State ⁤University’s Advanced Engineering School. Sergey, thank you for joining us.

**Sergey:** Thank you for ⁣having me.

**Interviewer:** Could you tell us about PISHFEST, the‍ recent engineering festival in Veliky Novgorod?

**Sergey:** PISHFEST was a truly remarkable event. Held from October‍ 12th to November 29th at the Valdai Institute of Technology and Technology Center, it brought together over 2,000 participants from all ⁣walks of⁣ life‌ – schoolchildren, their families, university students, and industry professionals. Our primary aim was to spark⁢ a passion for engineering ⁢in⁤ young minds and showcase the exciting possibilities within this field.

**Interviewer:**

It sounds like⁣ a diverse ⁣program. What were some of ​the⁢ highlights?

**Sergey:** Absolutely! We crafted a program with three key strands: education, career guidance, and project-based learning.‌ For schoolchildren, we offered hands-on workshops like‌ “Application Development on Varwin,” ‌inspiring ​lectures like “We WRITE the Future,” and even a competition called “Ready for Labor and Defense in Radio Electronics.” For university ‌students and industry professionals, there were opportunities for⁤ networking, career⁢ exploration, and presentations on the latest‍ innovations.

**Interviewer:** You mentioned hands-on experience at the university. How does the Advanced Engineering School prepare students ⁤for careers in engineering?

**Sergey:**

We⁢ strive to offer a truly unique educational experience. Besides classroom learning, our students gain invaluable practical‌ experience in our labs, working on real-world projects alongside ‌renowned industrial partners. Our curriculum is⁣ designed to be flexible, ​allowing ⁤students to choose ⁤elective courses that complement their ongoing project work. This ensures they develop a well-rounded skillset and are well-prepared for the challenges of the professional world.

**Interviewer:**

PISHFEST seemed⁣ like a resounding success.

Do you have plans to make it​ an annual event?

**Sergey:**

The response to PISHFEST has⁣ been overwhelmingly ​positive.

We are definitely considering making it an annual tradition. We believe it’s crucial to continue nurturing young talent⁤ and fostering a vibrant engineering community ​in Novgorod and beyond.