Georgian students left for the world science competition

The winning students of the young inventors' contest "Leonardo da Vinci 2013", organized by the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia, have become recipients of the Intel Corporation grant and will participate in the world's largest scientific and engineering competition for school students, "Intel ISEF 2014", the final stage of which will be held in Los Angeles in May 2014.

Four projects from Georgia have been submitted to the contest: "Active Filter" (Nika Alavidze and Davit Chkheidze - A. Razmadze Kutaisi Public School No. 41); "Orthopedic Vest" (Saba Mamukashvili - Tbilisi Public School No. 137); "Smart Traffic Light" (Nino Khimshiashvili, Besarion Kvatsikheli, and Zaza Iremadze - Batumi Private Elite Secondary School); "Transformer Clepsydron" (Temur Chichua - Tbilisi Public School No. 4).

The Los Angeles world scientific and engineering competition for school students, "Intel ISEF 2014", is one of the most large-scale competitions, and qualifying for it is extremely prestigious and important for every country. With the support of Intel Corporation, Georgia is participating for the first time in this competition, which brings together young inventors from nearly 150 countries.