It is an international exhibition of innovations that brings together talented researchers from around the world. In the first year only, the event brought together innovators from 14 countries with their 95 inventions!

So, if you've always dreamed of neutralizing cyber threats or creating a quadcopter for hyper-fast pizza delivery, E-NNOVATE is for you!

You will share your idea with scientists, entrepreneurs, and startuppers from around the world. Also, thanks to E-NNOVATE, you will find like-minded people with whom you will exchange ideas, experiences, and, perhaps, plan collaborations!

Also, you will join the training and seminars offered by the event program. Here, you will learn how to promote your inventions with the help of SMM, which startups have a chance to become "unicorns", and how to develop design thinking. And, of course, you will compete for the awards: prizes, medals, and an opportunity to attend other international innovation events.

If you study in grades 9-11, like being creative and inventive, have an innovative project and want to show it to the world, feel free to participate!

But first, choose a research supervisor who will help you create the work and choose a competition section to which you will submit your future project.

Choose one of the 19 categories and apply!

• Agriculture – agrobots or automated yield sensors are designed here;
• Energetics – for those who want to equip the school roofs with solar panels;
• Drones – for the inventors of drones, which will deliver a physical education uniform from home to school in 10 minutes;
• Pharmaceuticals – here, drugs to treat cancer and Alzheimer's disease are created;
• Transport and logistics – for those who construct contactless post offices;
• Chemistry – for the inventors of raw materials that will help produce super-antibacterial soap or the formula of ultra-resistant glass for electric cars;
• Biotechnology – for those who want to create new enzymes for cheesemaking or bionic smart lenses;
• Nanotechnology – here, robots that will perform surgeries or sew clothes at the factories of luxury brands are invented;
• Environment – for those who want to invent a new way of sorting garbage or develop a firefighting drone that will protect Chornobyl forests from fires;
• Healthcare/fitness – smart patches to measure body temperature, heart rate, and blood sugar are invented here;
• Food – for those who develop new types of artificial meat that can be printed with a 3D printer, or eco-packaging for sweets;
• Information technologies – here, chatbots that help quickly collect all the documents for admission to the university are created;
• Security/protection – for the developers of new antiviruses, applications for end-to-end encryption of data in Telegram, and smart locks for home;
• Young inventors – for those who have already created their project by the age of 25, such as a device for translating books in braille, or a gadget that will help gardeners detect diseases of fruit trees;
• Industry 4.0 – here, sensors that scan the air at factories and plants for chemicals are created;
• Electronics and IoT – for the inventors of hybrid cloud storage, which will store terabytes of homework;
• Education – modern laboratories with VR equipment and smart boards for schools are designed here;
• Home and life – for those who will tell everyone why a fork that connects to Wi-Fi can be useful, or why air conditioning should be controlled by voice; and
• Other is for those whose idea does not fit into any of the above categories but is also worth attention.

The exhibition is currently held online, but after the end of the pandemic, the organizers will return to offline again! Then, participants will gather in the town of Bydgoszcz in northern Poland.

To become a participant of E-nnovate, you need to take part in the stage III of the All-Ukrainian contest-presentation of scientific research projects among JAS students or in the exhibition-contest "The Future of Ukraine". If the jury chooses your work, you will automatically end up in the list of the participants and will get a special prize – an invitation to participate.

First, you need to fill in all the necessary application forms and prepare the following materials for your work:

• a short description of the project;
• a detailed description of the project;
• a video or a PPT (Microsoft PowerPoint) presentation;
• a poster that will clearly tell about the content of the project;
• a photo of the invention.

You can then register. The managers of the International Relations department of the Junior Academy of Sciences will be happy to help you with this!

If the event is held online, it will be enough to join the online meeting with the jury on the Google Meet platform at the specified time. If it is held offline, you will present your poster live.

The jury includes representatives of associations of innovators, researchers, and scientists from around the world: Poland, Germany, Great Britain, India, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Turkey, and Ukraine.

You can compete for the following prizes:
● gold, silver, and bronze medals in all categories;
● platinum medals as a grand prize;
● digital certificates for each innovation;
● People’s Choice Award — an award for the most popular innovation in each category. It all depends on the rating based on the users’ opinions, so be prepared to advertise your development with inspiration!

There will also be special prizes:
● free participation in IBS DESIGNNOVATE – an international conference on innovation and design thinking, which will be held in Zakopane, Poland;
● free participation in the India International Innovation Fair (IIIF) — a portal where your work can be appreciated by other talented inventors and potential investors;
● free advertising twice a year on iTechBazaar Innovation —a portal where your work can be appreciated by other talented inventors and potential investors;
● free advertising twice a year on IBS Social media — a platform that helps promote the idea from its inception to implementation.

Each participant will also receive a diploma for participation and awards from other organizations.

Yes, and we are proud of them! In 2021 only, the Ukrainian team won 15 gold, 12 silver, and 4 bronze medals.

Our students presented such projects as a map of plants for allergy sufferers, a fast heating system for a gas reducer of a car engine, camouflage that makes a person invisible in thermal imaging, and many others.

The national coordinator in Ukraine is Yevhen Kudriavets, Deputy Director for the Strategic Projects Management and International Relations at the NC JAS.
If you have any questions, address the International Relations department: [email protected]

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