The third round of the All-Russian competition of final qualifying works in the field of "Transport Process Technology" was held at St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering.

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On November 27–28, the Department of Transport Systems and Road and Bridge Construction (TSiDMS) of SPbGASU hosted the III (Final) round of the All-Russian review and competition of final qualifying works of bachelors and masters in the field of study 23.03.01. / 23.04.01. "Technology of Transport Processes".

The final round featured 79 undergraduate and 19 master's theses from leading Russian universities, represented by 26 universities in 25 Russian cities. The theses were evaluated in 20 categories for undergraduate students and four categories for master's students, covering a broad range of challenges in the transportation industry.

Participants presented research in the areas of transportation organization, logistics, information technology in transport, improvement of passenger and freight transportation, and development of transport systems and infrastructure.

Based on the expert evaluation, SPbGASU graduates took prizes in a number of key categories.

Bachelor's degree:

First place in the category "Transportation Organization (General Issues)" – Natalia Perova, final qualifying work "Increasing the Efficiency of Wall Panel Delivery from the Manufacturer"; first place in the category "Improving Passenger Transportation" – Igor Mikhnevich, final qualifying work "Justification of the Feasibility of Implementing the BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) System in St. Petersburg"; second place in the category "Transport Service Quality Management" – Karina Sarkisova, final qualifying work "Integration Platform for Assessing the Transport Accessibility of New Residential Complexes".

Master's degree:

Second place in the Transport Logistics category – Ksenia Medova, final qualifying work “Research and optimization of transport and logistics systems taking into account seasonal fluctuations in freight flows.”

We congratulate the winners and runners-up and wish all participants success in their professional endeavors and the implementation of new scientific ideas!

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