Awards ceremony of Science Week at Museum of Communications

ArmInfo. The Museum of Communications gathered talented Armenian youth under its roof to sum  up the results of the "Science Week". As reported by the press service of Team Telecom Armenia, the Museum hosted the award ceremony for the laureates in three nominations - "Science Week Through My  Eyes" (drawing competition), "Starry Horizon" (story competition) and GitaCon (comics competition).

Team Telecom Armenia, being the main partner of the "Science Week",  continues to support the development of young talents and the  popularization of science in Armenia. In particular, the company  awarded the winners of the competition with special prizes:  smartphones, tablets and smart watches.

Presenting the prizes to the laureates, Karen Shaboyan, Commercial  Director of Team Telecom Armenia, noted: .

As reported by the company's press service, in the nomination  "Science Week Through My Eyes" the best work was Jim Oganesyan's "The  Big Bang", in the literary nomination - the story "The Price of  Utopia" by Artur Arakelyan, and among comics the best was recognized  as Lusine Petrosyan's project "What if it works out?"

The winner in the category "Science Week Through My Eyes" 16-year-old  Jim Oganesyan noted: "When I started thinking about what to draw for  the competition, I immediately realized that my theme would be Space.  I thought that a white hole corresponded to this idea, since it,  unlike a black hole, does not absorb, but spews out powerful flows  and distributes matter. However, its existence has not yet been  proven by science. In the course of work, I realized that my picture  is more like the Big Bang, which is considered the beginning of the  Universe, everything, including our life. Of course, this is more  pure science fiction. I have no idea what the Big Bang looked like -  this is just my interpretation."

Speaking about the competition, Lilit Margaryan, the operational  director of the Gituzh initiative, which is the organizer of the  Science Week, said that the results are impressive both in terms of  the number of applications for participation and the level of content  presented. "This was the first step of "Gituzh" and Team Telecom  Armenia to inspire creative youth of Armenia to create on scientific  topics within the framework of Science Week," she said, noting that  the initiative was successfully completed. Margaryan expressed  confidence that this experience should be made continuous, thereby  contributing to the development of scientific imagination and  creative thinking in Armenia. 

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