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The Russian Rosatom Foundation concluded the international student competition "Global HackAtom," featuring more than 80 winners from 15 countries, in Yekaterinburg as part of the 2026 International Youth Festival. The goal of the competition was to envision future concepts for nuclear cities. The competition lasted 20 hours, during which students presented their projects before a panel of judges. The team "Beyond Reason" from Russia took first place with their project to develop a nuclear city called "Electro-Morsk" by the year 2050. A team from South Africa finished second with a concept for a future nuclear city, while a team from Kyrgyzstan came in third with an idea for an autonomous, floating nuclear city. Officials emphasized the importance of transforming innovative ideas into reality and contributing to the development of future nuclear cities, reaffirming that nuclear technology plays a vital role in serving communities and achieving sustainable development.
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