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SCIENCE INCUBATION PROGRAM 2024

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SCIENCE INCUBATION PROGRAM 2024 /Clobal call/

 

We're excited to launch the global call for the Science Incubation Program 2024, implemented by the Enterprise Incubator Foundation (EIF) with support of the PMI Science R&D Center Armenia. The program aims to support research groups, companies, and institutions worldwide in developing disruptive ideas and highly applied research. It fosters collaborations between industry and academia, facilitating the commercialization of science and research output valorization.

In-House Artists - Black Box Hub

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Calling Armenia-based visionary artists! Enterprise Incubator Foundation (EIF) is looking for talented in-house artists for its Black Box Hub initiative implemented by Gyumri Technology Center (GTC) and powered by Artbox, Funded by the European Union in Armenia in the framework of the Katapult Creative Accelerator Program. This unique opportunity aims to bring aboard creative minds who will play a key role in shaping our special community.
Independence Cup programming օlympics was held

22.10.2014

 

“Independence Cup” programming օlympics was held


On October 19 the annual programming contest under the title “Independence Cup” dedicated to the 23d anniversary of Armenia’s independence was held at the Armenian Russian Slavonic University. The event was organized by the Armenian-Russian (Slavonic) University, the Enterprise Incubator Foundation and OMD.

 

The first prize was awarded to the team of the Yerevan State University (Hrayr Harutyunyan, Albert Sahakyan, Tigran Mamikonyan), which received 300.000 Armenian drams. The second prize in the amount of 240 000 drams was awarded to the team of the Armenian Russian University  (Michael Arakelyan, Tigran Hakobyan, David Seyranyan). The prizes to these teams were handed over by the Enterprise Incubator Foundation. ՝

 

The third prize in the amount of 180000 AMD went to the team from Shahinyan School of Physics and Mathematics (Mushegh Shahinyan, Karen Mkrtumyan, Levon Muradyan), while the fourth prize in the amount of 150000 AMD was given to the sixth team representing the Armenian Russian University (Grigor Gevorgyan, Mihran Hovsepyan, Tigran Hayrapetyan).  The team representing the American University of Armenia (Arbi Zaduri, Vahagn Gevorgyan, Levon Stepanyan) won the fifth prize in the amount of 120000 AMD.

 

Thirty four teams representing Universities specializing in ICT and Yerevan’s progressive schools attended the contest. 

The contest intended to develop programming skills among the participating young people as well as make the sector interesting to them for future job opportunities. 





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