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    • Dmytro Chaplynskyi
      Developer, programmer
    • Dmytro Chaplynskyi
      Developer, programmer

      Dmytro develops models for computerized natural language processing. While there is a large pool of proven technologies for other languages, all these technologies must be adapted for Ukrainian. Dmytro is working to ensure that machine translation, voice assistants and interfaces, automatic text dubbing, and the creation of intelligent chatbots are performed in Ukrainian.

    • Yurii Filiuk
      Head of the Teple Misto platform, CEO of Promprylad.Renovation
    • Yurii Filiuk
      Head of the Teple Misto platform, CEO of Promprylad.Renovation

      In 2017, together with his partners, he began transforming an old factory in the center of Ivano-Frankivsk into a modern business cluster. During the war, he has been actively helping the Armed Forces of Ukraine and relocated businesses.

    • Tetiana Herasimova
      Scientist and teacher
    • Tetiana Herasimova
      Scientist and teacher

      Her passion is math. Tetiana is not just a teacher – she is the CEO of educational projects based on analytics, learning effectiveness, and modern IT tools.

    • Viktor Hubchak
      Developer
    • Viktor Hubchak
      Developer

      Since childhood, he has been fond of computer engineering, radio engineering, and robotics and has won competitions. Viktor is implementing a project to create an antimine robot that can work in dangerous conditions, thereby saving lives.

    • Anton Khusnutdinov
      Artist, programmer, and writer
    • Anton Khusnutdinov
      Artist, programmer, and writer

      In 2018, he created an unusual children’s book about his character Knox. Anton dreams our children will have their Ukrainian hero, like Mickey Mouse or Spider-Man.

      The illustrations were made in 3D, and augmented reality technology was also used: a unique app turns the drawings into animation, and the characters begin to “speak” with the voices of voice actors. In 2021, the story continued in a comic book, and today our winner plans to create a pilot series of Knox cartoons.

      Currently, Anton is focused on developing his hero’s universe; he wants to tell his story simultaneously in different media: books, games, and animation. The ultimate goal of the idea is to create a competitive and exciting product that will use various technologies to achieve unexpected results. Anton Khusnutdinov expects that Knox may become the face of popular Ukrainian culture in the future. We hope that our grant will make Anton’s dreams come true!

    • Vakhtang Kipiani
      Ukrainian journalist, historian, publicist, editor-in-chief of the website Istorychna Pravda, and researcher of the Ukrainian liberation movement
    • Vakhtang Kipiani
      Ukrainian journalist, historian, publicist, editor-in-chief of the website Istorychna Pravda, and researcher of the Ukrainian liberation movement

      Vakhtang is a lecturer at the Ukrainian Catholic University and the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy and the author of ‘The Case of Vasyl Stus,’ ‘We Were Born in a Great Hour…’ and other books.

    • Marta Kondryn
      Entrepreneur and co-founder of a workshop for producing handmade goods.
    • Marta Kondryn
      Entrepreneur and co-founder of a workshop for producing handmade goods.

      Together with the team, she works on the Mycelia Tech startup. They are exploring the possibility of creating leather from mushroom mycelium. This material does not contain animal products and is biodegradable, and its production does not harm the environment. Hyundai uses this practice. Marta will use the grant funds to equip the laboratory and create samples.

    • Ihor Lutsenko
      Editor and journalist, public activist.
    • Ihor Lutsenko
      Editor and journalist, public activist.

      Ihor successfully utilizes his skills in the Ukrainian army and has received the Order for Courage. Mr. Lutsenko dreams of establishing an air bridge from South America to the Vernadsky station in Antarctica.

    • Rufat Raimov
      Creator of the Yapomogabox environmental project
    • Rufat Raimov
      Creator of the Yapomogabox environmental project

      Rufat installs recycling kiosks in the regions of Ukraine – containers that accept plastic bottles and convert them into charity. The collected plastic is recycled and made into trash cans, furniture, drone parts, etc. In return, those who hand in their bottles receive food for stray animals.

      Shortly, Rufat plans to produce Yapomogaboxes from caps brought by visitors. Another priority today is the production of sorting bins from recyclable materials. In addition, his project team is researching waste-free production and recycling!

    • Ihor Serdiuk
      Historian, master of sports in orienteering (rogaining), climber, and instructor.
    • Ihor Serdiuk
      Historian, master of sports in orienteering (rogaining), climber, and instructor.

      Currently, Ihor works with the military and teaches practical topography, the basics of orienteering, and piloting civilian drones. He also has extensive experience using hiking equipment and clothing and knows their pros and cons. He plans to spend the grant funds on technical support for the training and the creation of expert training and advisory content.

    • Riia Smulska
      Dog handler-instructor
    • Riia Smulska
      Dog handler-instructor

      In December 2021, with her co-founders, she launched the first Ukrainian-language online school for dogs and people. Riia and her colleagues strive to disseminate modern and scientifically based knowledge about canines and promote humane methods of working with animals.

    • Andrii Yakovyna
      Developer
    • Andrii Yakovyna
      Developer

      Andrii is creating a software solution that can convert hours of audio recordings of various quality into a text document with high accuracy and provide an analysis of its content. This program will be helpful in many areas of business, education, etc.

    • Viktoriia Zadorska
      Storyteller, writer, director, and screenwriter.
    • Viktoriia Zadorska
      Storyteller, writer, director, and screenwriter.

      Viktoriia has an idea for a great project to reveal a forgotten but exciting part of Ukrainian culture – the Lviv hippie movement in the 70s. The TV show she has in mind will help to create a positive image of Ukrainians as a nation that strives for democracy and freedom of speech.

    • Volodymyr Zhdanov
      Public activist, entrepreneur, and owner of Loofa Family, a family farm in the Kherson region.
    • Volodymyr Zhdanov
      Public activist, entrepreneur, and owner of Loofa Family, a family farm in the Kherson region.

      Volodymyr grows loofah, a liana from which he produces natural and environmentally friendly bath sponges and dishwashing sponges, which even got him into the Ukrainian Guinness Book of Records.

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