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IIT Bombay and Russia's ROSATOM Launch Atomic Hack India 2026 with International Internship
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News18•10-10-2026, 18:34
IIT Bombay and Russia's ROSATOM Launch Atomic Hack India 2026 with International Internship
- •IIT Bombay and Russia's Rosatom State Corporation have launched Atomic Hack India 2026 for engineering students.
- •The registration process for this national innovation challenge is open until October 20, 2026.
- •Participants are tasked with developing a Zero-Sequence Directional Overcurrent Protection system for hybrid power grids.
- •Winners will receive fully sponsored international research internships in Moscow and other prestigious awards.
Key Questions Answered
Atomic Hack India 2026 is a national innovation challenge launched by IIT Bombay and Russia's Rosatom State Corporation to engage engineering students in solving power grid challenges involving nuclear and renewable energy.
Participants must design a four-stage Zero-Sequence Directional Overcurrent Protection (ZDOP) system for a 220 kV transmission line within a hybrid grid model using Rosatom's REPEAT VISION platform.
Undergraduate and postgraduate engineering students in India can register online between October 1 and October 20, 2026, competing in teams of three to four members.
