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Students from Adyghe State University, serving as mentors in the "Sirius.Summer: Start Your Project" project, implemented by the Polaris-Adygea Regional Center for the Identification and Support of Gifted Children, took part in the final event – ​​an exhibition of the results of research projects completed by school teams.

A total of 19 ASU students participated in this year's project, mentoring 21 projects. 

"Participation in the project allowed our students to gain experience as mentors, acquire project management skills, and provide employment opportunities and financial support for the duration of the projects," said Irina Kireeva, head of the ASU Student Scientific Society .

Projects implemented by schoolchildren under the guidance of ASU students:

- Formation of constructive strategies for youth behavior in intercultural conflict (mentor - Arsen Babayan , 2nd year student of the Institute of Law);

- A web application for determining the parameters of plant parts based on an image (mentor – Milana Sheludsheva , 4th-year student at the Institute of Exact Sciences and Digital Technologies);

- A web application for determining the parameters of phenotypic traits of seeds and their classification based on machine vision algorithms (mentor – Ekaterina Kudinova , 4th-year student at the Institute of Exact Sciences and Digital Technologies);

- Development of a composition for obtaining a biodegradable polymer based on starch (mentor - Ksani Morin , 4th year student of the Faculty of Natural Sciences);

- Organization of transport services and logistics in the agro-industrial complex (mentor - Madina Chuntyzheva, 2nd year student of the Institute of Law);

- PRO.PRAVO: navigator on the rights and responsibilities of minors (mentor - Angelina Mokovozova , 3rd year student of the Institute of Law);

- Synthetic data generator for microgrid with renewable energy sources (mentor – Alexander Rakov , 3rd year student of the Institute of Exact Sciences and Digital Technologies);

- Correlation of artificial and natural intelligence in legal activity (mentor – Mariam Saad, 3rd year student of the Institute of Law);

- Modern concepts of preserving and transforming family traditions in the context of digitalization and globalization (mentor - Madina Kerefova , 3rd year student of the Institute of Law);

- The problem of procrastination among high school students and ways to solve it (mentor - Darina Borsova , 3rd year student of the Institute of Law);

- Cyberliteracy of teenagers in the era of big data and AI: cognitive aspect (mentor –  Darina Borsova , 3rd year student of the Institute of Law);

- Formation of the personality of a teenager in modern Russian society: creation of an interactive environment for support and development (mentor - Maria Rudko , 3rd year student of the Institute of Law);

- Evaluation of IL-2-induced NK activity of peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) in patients with coronary heart disease (CHD) (mentor – Yulia Mukhotina , 2nd year student of the Faculty of Natural Sciences);

- Zamzam water: physical and chemical properties (mentor – Anastasia Usenko , 1st year student of the Faculty of Natural Science);

- How are ideas about the boundaries of personal space changing under the influence of digital technologies? (mentor - Diana Tsoi , 2nd-year student of the Faculty of Philology);

- Legal issues of machine learning (mentor – Amina Mavlyanova , 3rd year student of the Institute of Law);

- Synthetic data generator for microgrid with renewable energy sources (mentor – Denis Rtishchev , 3rd year student of the Institute of Exact Sciences and Digital Technologies);

- "Guardian": a system for autonomous patrolling of the territory with rotation of drones, a security drone (mentor - Evgeny Polyakov , 2nd year student of the Institute of Exact Sciences and Digital Technologies);

- “Look at the Root”: mental modeling based on historical and etymological analysis in the study of spelling in Russian language lessons at school (mentor - Ekaterina Kukhareva , 2nd year student of the Faculty of Philology);

- Liability for damage from artificial intelligence solutions in financial consulting (mentor - Mariam Saad , 3rd year student of the Institute of Law);

- Cytotoxic activity of peripheral blood mononuclear cells in patients with coronary heart disease (mentor - Susanna Khamdokhova, 2nd year student of the Faculty of Natural Sciences);

- SNP G197A of the IL-17A gene in donors and patients with coronary heart disease (mentor – Aliy Bogus , postgraduate student of the Faculty of Natural Sciences).

The following ASU teachers served as scientific consultants:

1.                  Aliyev Marat Vyacheslavovich, Head of the Laboratory of Mathematical Methods in Precision Agriculture and Biotechnology, Head of the Department of Applied Mathematics, Information Technology and Information Security at ASU, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor

2.                  Demchenko Yulia Aleksandrovna, Associate Professor of the Chemistry Department of ASU, Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor.

3.                   Ezlyu Fatima Nurbievna, expert nutritionist at the Laboratory of Nutrition, Ecology and Biotechnology of the Research Institute of Complex Problems, senior lecturer at the Department of Chemistry of ASU.

4.                   Yeshev Marat Albekovich , Associate Professor of the Department of Theory and History of State and Law of ASU, Candidate of Sociological Sciences, Associate Professor.

5.                  Kireeva Irina Vladimirovna , Associate Professor of the Department of Philosophy and Sociology of ASU, Candidate of Sociological Sciences, Associate Professor.

6.                  Novikov Alexander Nikolaevich, Associate Professor of the Department of General Linguistics of ASU, Candidate of Philological Sciences, Associate Professor.

7.                  Teploukhov Semyon Vasilievich , Head of the Laboratory of Renewable Energy Sources, Associate Professor of the Department of Automated Systems for Information Processing and Control at ASU, Candidate of Technical Sciences.

8.                  Dmitry Sergeevich Shumilov, Head of the Biohacking Laboratory of the Regional Center for Identification and Support of Gifted Children "Polaris - Adygea", Senior Researcher of the Department of Medical and Biological Problems of the Research Institute of Complex Problems of ASU, Candidate of Biological Sciences.