NCFU Researcher Wins Grant
Andrey Pavlov has scored top points thus joining the pool of winners at the Information Security Grant contest.
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Andrey Pavlov has scored top points thus joining the pool of winners at the Information Security Grant contest.
Apart from security, the system will have another function – monitoring attendance
As the results of the Jean Monnet grant contest, the NCFU appeared among the winners – the grant to be spent on promoting tourism field in the North Caucasus.
Budapest (Hungary) hosted JunctionX Budapest – the international hackathon, where the Russian team (Captained – Kirill Kasmynin, NCFU student) was on top.
The NCFU experts have proposed an AI smart system for garbage sorting, which relies on pattern recognition algorithms. The system can be implemented as a mobile or a computer application and will be much more accessible compared to its foreign counterparts.
The NCFU hosted the VII International Conference on Personal Mental Health – Theory & Practical Issues, which was held in a combined mode – both off- and online.
The NCFU students have won a number of awards at the Russian National Shotokan Contest held in the City of Vidnoe (Moscow Area, Russia).
Mathematicians of the NCFU have developed a system that can recognize pigmented skin neoplasms. The system relies on a photo of a skin area with a mole to identify 10 different types of pigmented skin lesions, while the accuracy of the outcome is above those obtained from similar methods or through visual examination by a specialist.
In order to prevent further spread of COVID-19 among employees and students of the NCFU, education will be arranged through distance technologies until November 14 included.