NUAA students win 37 awards in total at the 21st China Graduate Electronic Design Contest. [Photo/en.nuaa.edu.cn]
Graduate students from Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics delivered a record-breaking performance at the finals of the 21st China Graduate Electronic Design Contest, winning 37 awards.
Held from Aug 11 to 14 in Tongxiang, Zhejiang province, the finals brought together 780 teams from across China. NUAA students secured seven first prizes, three second prizes, 24 third prizes and three corporate special awards, marking the highest number of awards the university has won in the competition and placing NUAA first among universities in Jiangsu province.
An airborne system for the localization and tracking of multiple co-channel interference sources, developed by NUAA students, wins the first prize. [Photo/en.nuaa.edu.cn]
The winning projects spanned a broad range of technologies, including information sensing, artificial intelligence, integrated circuits, communications and networking and electromechanical control.
The strong showing highlights the university's emphasis on combining advanced research with hands-on innovation, while giving graduate students opportunities to tackle real-world engineering challenges and turn their ideas into practical solutions.
