The challenge focuses on technological solutions based on nanotechnology to produce anti-fingerprint coatings on metal surfaces.

Students, knowledge-based companies and professors can send their ideas until June 27^th, 2020. The winners of the challenge will benefit from the support of nanotechnology development headquarter.

A fingerprint on metal surfaces might be too annoying for some people. Nevertheless, this technology has solved the problem and has contributed to the beauty of some different areas. 

The challenges of innovation and technology are aimed at providing technological solutions to solve industrial problems or the development of innovative services and products to provide the most appropriate solution. In this way, top talents and creative ideas are identified and they can take less risk to develop the idea and turn it into a product.

Of course, the two challenges of making a silicon carbide ceramic foam filter for casting iron parts and increasing the quality of moss stone (sub) used in the casting industry are other areas that accept ideas. Activists of the field can send their ideas until July 4^th, 2020. The challenges are carried out in cooperation with the nanotechnology development headquarter and iChallenge.

A report by the public relations and information center of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs