SPbGASU young researcher took part in the Eastern Economic Forum
On 2-4 September 2021, the Eastern Economic Forum, which is organised by Roscongress Foundation, took place in Vladivostok. This year it was held under the theme 'Opportunities for the Far East in a World Under Transformation'. Alexey Marusin, Associate Professor at the Department of Transport Maintenance and Deputy Chairman of the Council of Young Scientists of SPbGASU, took part in the event.
Diagnostic tool for diesel fuel systems
Photo: Alexey Marusin
Letter of thanks to Alexey Marusin
At the Youth EEF session ‘Intellectual Property as a Driver of Development for Individuals, Corporations, Regions and Nations’, organised by the Federal Service for Intellectual Property (Rospatent) and the All-Russian Society of Inventors and Rationalizers, Alexey presented the utility model he developed together with colleagues from the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia entitled "Injector of Internal Combustion Diesel Engine", which is primarily designed for diesel engines with a split fuel injection system on KAMAZ vehicles with mechanical fuel distribution.
The injector design allows diagnosis of the vehicle's fuel system without being removed from the vehicle. The tool makes it possible to create an integrated diesel diagnostic system, reducing the cost of operating vehicles in harsh conditions and in remote areas.
In addition, Alexey Marusin took part in two other thematic sessions. The session entitled ‘Councils of Young Scientists of the Far East: The Scale of Regional and Federal Communication' was initiated by the Coordination Council for Youth Affairs in the Sphere of Science and Education under the Presidential Council for Science and Education and the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs. The session was held as part of the Strategy for Scientific and Technological Development of Russia, the National Programme for the Development of the Far East, and the Year of Science and Technology. The session participants, including the SPbGASU representative, reviewed the work of the councils of young scientists both at the level of regional interaction and as part of their integration into federal scientific initiatives, including the grant support to young scientists. {gallery name="ВЭФ"}
The session ‘Why Legal Literacy is Vital for Young Entrepreneurs’ addressed the legal framework of business regulation and state protection mechanisms available. Participants learned what rights young entrepreneurs have and how they can protect their business ideas, why they need legal literacy, and how to build a system of legal education for young people.
Text: Tatyana Petrova
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