ROSATOM and IIT Bombay launch "Atomic Hack India 2026" to solve next-generation energy grid challenges
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- ✓JSC ETC GET and IIT Bombay announced the launch of Atomic Hack India 2026 on Friday.
- ✓This national challenge invites engineering students to solve nuclear energy grid problems using digital twin technology.
- ✓Teams will compete online from October 20 to 28, 2026, before a Grand Finale at IIT Bombay in December.
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JSC ETC GET has announced the launch of Atomic Hack India 2026, inviting engineering students to participate. This hackathon aims to address nuclear engineering challenges while integrating renewable energy sources in the national power grid. Participants will design a Zero-Sequence Directional Overcurrent Protection scheme using digital twin technology. Teams will compete in an online phase followed by a Grand Finale event at IIT Bombay.
JSC ETC GET (a subsidiary of ROSATOM State Corporation), in strategic partnership with the Rosatom Corporate Academy and the IIT Bombay Research Hub for Green Energy and Sustainability (GESH IITB), on Friday announced the launch of Atomic Hack India 2026. This premier national innovation challenge invites undergraduate and master's engineering students across India to tackle real-world industrial problems in nuclear engineering, digital twins, and critical infrastructure.
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