Silver medalists:
● Olena Kovalenko for the invention of an energy source that converts the oscillations of tree branches into alternating electric current - a tree generator.
● Alina Liubaieva for the project "NO to deserts from PET bottles", in which she conveyed the scale of the problem and showed the consequences of further inaction, depicting the future of children, if each of us does not change.
● Myroslav Bur for an essay on the future of mankind according to scientists. He drew attention to climate change.

Bronze medalists:
● Oleksandr Sharlai, who studied the effect of heat stress on the processes of lipid peroxidation and acrobat peroxidase activity in Nicotiana tabacum. The results make it possible to create plants that are resistant to global warming.
● Iana Hrytsyshyn, who assessed the ecological significance of hydropower plants in Ukraine using bivalve mollusk biomarkers.
● Vladyslav Petrov, who created a water surface debris cleaner (skimmer) using solar energy.
● Viktoriia Panchenko, who spoke about a new type of water treatment plants - a floating bioplateau of the pontoon type. This development will help clean rivers naturally and without mechanical interference with the ecosystem.

Special prizes:
● Balytska Oleksandra, who saves allergy sufferers - the girl has developed an application "Map of plant allergens". It can be used to monitor information about where there are dangerous plants for people with allergies to stay away from them.
● Simonov Andrii, who considered the possibility of developing a cost-effective technology for recycling spent primary chemical power sources. The guy suggested replacing chemical processing reagents with less harmful ones for the environment and people, which agreed with the principles of "green chemistry".
● Oleksandr Barabash, who developed the system of space heating and water heating "BIORACTOR". It is based on the secondary use of domestic water, which will help to rationally spend this natural resource. In addition, the development will help to save money.
● Mariia Kotiuk, who confirmed the link between air pollution and plant pollen quality.
● Viktoriia Nekleha, which used a nitrogen-containing sorbent instead of rare and expensive platinum as a catalyst for the hydrolysis reaction of sodium borohydride.
● Artem Moskovets, who created batteries based on aluminum-air.
● Andrii Velikhovskyi and Oleh Ivankiv, who presented “SmartWay”, a new type of environmentally friendly road infrastructure for dynamic charging of electric vehicles.
● Maksym Pushkar, who conveyed the idea that each of us can change something, and we do not need to do something big. It’s enough to do the simplest - clean up after yourself.

GENIUS Olympiad is the world's largest and most prestigious competition for environmental projects. Here, young scientists offer their ideas, find like-minded people and exchange experiences and ideas with them.