en.Wedoany.com Reported - Recently, the 61st national finals of "Jugend forscht" concluded in Herzogenaurach, with several award-winning projects demonstrating practical applications in information technology and industry. Karin Prien, Federal Minister for Education, Family, Seniors, Women and Youth and Chairwoman of the Supervisory Board of the Stiftung Jugend forscht e. V., presented the awards to the winners.

Julian Scharnowski (20 years old) from Baden-Württemberg received the Federal Minister of Education Award (Best Interdisciplinary Work). He designed a low-cost vacuum tweezer that uses negative pressure to precisely place tiny electronic components onto circuit boards, providing a simple solution for electronics manufacturing. Vincent Nack from Bavaria received the Federal Minister of Research Award (Most Innovative Work). The 19-year-old developed a telephone fraud protection system based on artificial intelligence. His self-programmed software automatically checks call text and identifies various deceptive tactics in real time.

In the "World of Work" subject area, Götz Anft (19 years old) from Lower Saxony won the national championship. He studied the moisture content of filaments used in 3D printing and analyzed the impact of different moisture levels in this linear plastic material on print quality and the mechanical properties of printed models. In the Mathematics/Computer Science category, Malte Rauschenbach (15 years old) from Bavaria won. He developed a converter-like tool that efficiently and energy-savingly transfers AI models to local hardware for different applications, offering an alternative for reducing the energy consumption of AI operations.

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