9th Edition of Solve For Tomorrow in Brazil Is Open for Registration by Samsung

Written by Daiane Souza

Published on 29/04/2022 at 09:50

Updated on 01/05/2022 at 22:26

9º edição do Solve For Tomorrow no Brasil está com inscrições abertas pela Samsung – Fonte: Canvas

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The 9th Brazilian Edition of Solve For Tomorrow is now open for registrations by Samsung. The program aims to encourage private and public institutions to develop technology and science for a more automated and productive world. One of the requirements for a project to participate in the awards is that it must utilize STEM (the English acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).

The launch of the new edition of the program was announced by Fraberace, through its YouTube channel, around 7 PM on April 25. In summary, the brand that is now one of the largest phone producers and scientific development throughout Latin America has already involved over 160,000 students in its projects and emphasizes intense inclusion.

Overall, it is estimated that the project had the participation of around 461 public schools while more than 2,300 teachers registered with their students. The topics focused on urban and rural infrastructure were among the most addressed.

Meet the Inspiring Story of Marina, Who Has Participated in the Program

Marina is one of the students who feels emotional when recalling her participation in the program created by Samsung to inspire scientific research and development. Watch the video above or access the YouTube.

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Who Won the Samsung Program During Previous Editions? Projects Show That Brazilians Were Creative but Lack Incentive

During the previous edition, the winning team was from Professor Sebastião de Oliveira Rocha State School, located in the interior of São Carlos. The team’s project aimed to use leftover food to produce a type of biogas that could be utilized in homes throughout Brazil. The created equipment was designed to speed up the decomposition of materials and lower production costs.

The equipment created by the team was called a bio-conductor and aimed to accelerate molecular decomposition. The team also developed an application that would help school cooks calculate the amount of food to prepare based on the number of students. This way, it would be possible to avoid food waste.

See When the Entire Event Schedule Is Expected to Take Place and Don’t Miss Any Dates

From April 25 to June 30, the registration period is scheduled. The registered teams will have all necessary support to create projects through webinars. From July 1 to August 3, the Samsung teams are expected to analyze the projects to determine which ones will be presented.

On August 4, the finalists will be announced, while from August 5 to the 30th of the same month, the 20 semifinalists will need to fill out a form explaining more about how respect will be maintained and what financial sources it should come from.

From October 7 to 19, the mentorship of the popular jury is scheduled to determine the preferred projects so that on October 27 the ceremony will occur to announce the National Winners and in the Popular Jury and Awards.

9th Edition of Solve For Tomorrow in Brazil Is Open for Registration by Samsung

Meet the Inspiring Story of Marina, Who Has Participated in the Program

Who Won the Samsung Program During Previous Editions? Projects Show That Brazilians Were Creative but Lack Incentive

See When the Entire Event Schedule Is Expected to Take Place and Don’t Miss Any Dates

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