Students from the School of Science and Engineering - Aysu Mammadli (Electrical and Electronics Engineering, 3rd year) and Leyla Yusifzade (Chemical Engineering, 3rd year) - secured second place with their AirVive project at the Clima Tech & Sustainability Hackathon - Baku 2025.

The hackathon, organized by the Agency for Innovation and Digital Development, Transformation Lighthouse, and Impulse 4Women companies, took place on February 8-9, 2025. The competition provided participants with the opportunity to develop innovative solutions in climate technology and sustainable development, presenting their visions for a healthier, more sustainable future.

The AirVive project was engineered as an intelligent air purification system with the capability to measure air quality and automatically implement appropriate purification processes. This innovative solution aims to contribute to environmental problem-solving and support human health by creating a more salubrious living environment.