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slide1. Presentation Template for participation in
RUSSIAN-AFRICAN FORUM OF YOUNG SCIENTISTS:
"FUTURE ENGINEERS OF THE WORLD – THE FOUNDATION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT"<br>
slide2. General requirements The results of research activities must be prepared in the form of a presentation in accordance with the proposed structure
• The average presentation size is no more than 10 slides (excluding the title and final slides).
File size up to 20 MB
• Time for presentation is up to 7 minutes
• Time for questions and answers from experts up to 5 minutes
• It is recommended to use graphical diagrams, elements and tables, as well as figures, which facilitate the visualization of information<br>
slide3. RUSSIAN-AFRICAN FORUM OF YOUNG SCIENTISTS:
"FUTURE ENGINEERS OF THE WORLD – THE FOUNDATION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT" TITLE SLIDE. PROJECT TITLE
Nomination: Required elements:
• Organizer logos, full forum-competition name
• Project name (large, legible)
• Nomination (category)
• Logo of the team members' organization Saint Petersburg
2026<br>
slide4. Team presentation Team composition:
Full names of all participants, countries, universities.
Team photo (welcome if available) Roles and competencies of participants:
• Software Development Engineer: [Name, Competencies]
• Regional Specialist/Linguist: [Name, Competencies]
• Economist/Marketer: [Name, Competencies]
• Research Supervisor (if any): [Name, Competencies]
Why is this team the right team for this project?
Experience, achievements, publications<br>
slide5. Relevance of the study Research Topic Analysis: Relevance, Prospects, and Core Issues:
• What problem exists in Russia/Africa?
• Why is this important now?
• Statistics, facts, data visualization (graphs, figures)
• Photos of the region/problem (e.g., drought, power outages, traffic jams)<br>
slide6. Analysis of existing solutions • Analysis of initial data and existing literature: key parameters, characteristics, and features
• What already exists globally/in Russia/in Africa to address this problem?
• Brief overview of 2-3 main competitors/analogues Table 1. Template Parameter We are Competitor 1 Competitor 2 Price Low Low High Efficiency High High High Reliability High Low Low Eco-friendliness High High Low Conclusion: Why is your project fundamentally better/cheaper/more effective?<br>
slide7. Output result Key innovation Preprocessing Initial data Important: Avoid complex formulas on this slide. The key is to make sure even a non-expert jury member understands the concept. Solution Development/Concept •Justification of the novelty of the study
•Description of the principle of operation<br>
slide8. Technical implementation The solution your team proposes for implementation:
• Technological measures to achieve the stated objectives
• Justification, calculations, characteristics, and indicators of the proposed option
• Drawings, diagrams, calculations
• Photos of the model, prototype, and laboratory tests (if any)<br>
slide9. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) The project complies with several UN SDGs, contributing to global progress Environmental impact Emission reduction, purification, resource recycling Social impact Creation of new jobs, improvement of the quality of life of the population Economic effect Accessibility of the solution for the local population, stimulating the economy Sustainable development Visualization: UN SDG icons, effect diagrams<br>
slide10. Target audience and market assessment Who will use the results? (end users)
Who are the potential customers/investors?
Scale assessment
(how many people/companies/regions need a solution)<br>
slide11. Adaptation to the conditions of the region How does the project take into account the realities of Africa/ remote regions of Russia? Climatic conditions Hot/humid climate, dust, sand and other conditions Infrastructure Unstable electricity, limited access to resources The human factor Low staff qualifications, the need for ease of use Solutions (as example): autonomy, protection, ease of repair, localization of production The key question:
Why would it work there, and not just in the lab?<br>
slide12. Implementation plan and economics 01 Stage 1: Development and testing The next 1-2 years:
completion of R&D, prototyping, laboratory tests 02 Stage 2: Pilot implementation Real-world testing,
feedback collection, revision 03 Stage 3: Scaling Launching mass production, entering the market, expanding geography Implementation cost estimate (budget): [Specify budget] Potential payback (if applicable): [Specify payback period] Required resources and partners (who is needed for the launch?): [List resources and partners]<br>
slide13. Conclusion and invitation to dialogue Summary (1-2 sentences)
Future research directions in the near future
Team captain's contracts (email, number phone)<br>
slide14. Additional materials (optional)* Mathematical calculations
Detailed graphics
List of the team's publications on the topic
Letters of support from potential customers (if any) * This slide is not included in the main presentation, but it can be used to answer the jury's questions<br>
RUSSIAN-AFRICAN FORUM OF YOUNG SCIENTISTS:
"FUTURE ENGINEERS OF THE WORLD – THE FOUNDATION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT"<br>
slide2. General requirements The results of research activities must be prepared in the form of a presentation in accordance with the proposed structure
• The average presentation size is no more than 10 slides (excluding the title and final slides).
File size up to 20 MB
• Time for presentation is up to 7 minutes
• Time for questions and answers from experts up to 5 minutes
• It is recommended to use graphical diagrams, elements and tables, as well as figures, which facilitate the visualization of information<br>
slide3. RUSSIAN-AFRICAN FORUM OF YOUNG SCIENTISTS:
"FUTURE ENGINEERS OF THE WORLD – THE FOUNDATION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT" TITLE SLIDE. PROJECT TITLE
Nomination: Required elements:
• Organizer logos, full forum-competition name
• Project name (large, legible)
• Nomination (category)
• Logo of the team members' organization Saint Petersburg
2026<br>
slide4. Team presentation Team composition:
Full names of all participants, countries, universities.
Team photo (welcome if available) Roles and competencies of participants:
• Software Development Engineer: [Name, Competencies]
• Regional Specialist/Linguist: [Name, Competencies]
• Economist/Marketer: [Name, Competencies]
• Research Supervisor (if any): [Name, Competencies]
Why is this team the right team for this project?
Experience, achievements, publications<br>
slide5. Relevance of the study Research Topic Analysis: Relevance, Prospects, and Core Issues:
• What problem exists in Russia/Africa?
• Why is this important now?
• Statistics, facts, data visualization (graphs, figures)
• Photos of the region/problem (e.g., drought, power outages, traffic jams)<br>
slide6. Analysis of existing solutions • Analysis of initial data and existing literature: key parameters, characteristics, and features
• What already exists globally/in Russia/in Africa to address this problem?
• Brief overview of 2-3 main competitors/analogues Table 1. Template Parameter We are Competitor 1 Competitor 2 Price Low Low High Efficiency High High High Reliability High Low Low Eco-friendliness High High Low Conclusion: Why is your project fundamentally better/cheaper/more effective?<br>
slide7. Output result Key innovation Preprocessing Initial data Important: Avoid complex formulas on this slide. The key is to make sure even a non-expert jury member understands the concept. Solution Development/Concept •Justification of the novelty of the study
•Description of the principle of operation<br>
slide8. Technical implementation The solution your team proposes for implementation:
• Technological measures to achieve the stated objectives
• Justification, calculations, characteristics, and indicators of the proposed option
• Drawings, diagrams, calculations
• Photos of the model, prototype, and laboratory tests (if any)<br>
slide9. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) The project complies with several UN SDGs, contributing to global progress Environmental impact Emission reduction, purification, resource recycling Social impact Creation of new jobs, improvement of the quality of life of the population Economic effect Accessibility of the solution for the local population, stimulating the economy Sustainable development Visualization: UN SDG icons, effect diagrams<br>
slide10. Target audience and market assessment Who will use the results? (end users)
Who are the potential customers/investors?
Scale assessment
(how many people/companies/regions need a solution)<br>
slide11. Adaptation to the conditions of the region How does the project take into account the realities of Africa/ remote regions of Russia? Climatic conditions Hot/humid climate, dust, sand and other conditions Infrastructure Unstable electricity, limited access to resources The human factor Low staff qualifications, the need for ease of use Solutions (as example): autonomy, protection, ease of repair, localization of production The key question:
Why would it work there, and not just in the lab?<br>
slide12. Implementation plan and economics 01 Stage 1: Development and testing The next 1-2 years:
completion of R&D, prototyping, laboratory tests 02 Stage 2: Pilot implementation Real-world testing,
feedback collection, revision 03 Stage 3: Scaling Launching mass production, entering the market, expanding geography Implementation cost estimate (budget): [Specify budget] Potential payback (if applicable): [Specify payback period] Required resources and partners (who is needed for the launch?): [List resources and partners]<br>
slide13. Conclusion and invitation to dialogue Summary (1-2 sentences)
Future research directions in the near future
Team captain's contracts (email, number phone)<br>
slide14. Additional materials (optional)* Mathematical calculations
Detailed graphics
List of the team's publications on the topic
Letters of support from potential customers (if any) * This slide is not included in the main presentation, but it can be used to answer the jury's questions<br>