Paraguayan students reach finals of global GENIUS Olympiad in New York

Students from Paraguay's San Ignacio de Loyola School are finalists in the global GENIUS Olympiad, an international competition held in New York. This achievement spotlights the institution and the nation's young talent in science, technology, and sustainable development.

The school's finalists are presenting innovative projects across various categories. GREENOVA utilizes artificial intelligence to detect tomato plant diseases in Paraguay, integrating with greenhouses and automated irrigation. H2GO HYDRORAIL explores green hydrogen for a commuter train system in Asunción. ECOROUTE proposes an autonomous hybrid solar and wind energy system for public lighting. SUNFLOW assesses a residential prototype using a parabolic roof to enhance solar energy and water resource efficiency. KOE offers a natural deodorant for sensitive skin, made with yerba mate and coconut oil.

The GENIUS Olympiad gathers students worldwide to showcase projects in science, technology, environment, engineering, art, and design, aiming to solve global challenges. The San Ignacio de Loyola School emphasizes the support of teachers and families, alongside the students' dedication and academic excellence. The educational community celebrates this success and wishes the Paraguayan representatives the best in the international competition.