Students of the Department of Micro- and Nanotechnics visited the 23rd Minsk International Book Fair

Студенты кафедры «Микро- и нанотехника» побывали на 23-й Минской международной книжной выставке-ярмарке

Students from the Department of Micro- and Nanotechnics attended the 23rd Minsk International Book Fair on March 17–18, 2026. Young specialists from the department, recent graduates Danila Antonovich and Andrei Benitsevich, and senior lecturer Karina Lyutsko accompanied the students to the event.

The main themes of the fair were the Year of the Belarusian Woman and the 35th anniversary of the Commonwealth of Independent States. The book exhibitions, discussion panels, and presentations addressed the development of science, education, innovation, and the role of women in modern society.

During the meeting, the students were introduced to the latest professional literature. This not only broadened their horizons but also inspired them to pursue further professional development. Thanks to the participation of young specialists and faculty, future engineers were able to see the future of their profession and understand the importance of continuous development and education.

Andrey Benitsevich added that the event was a unique opportunity for the students to broaden their horizons: "We're used to working with instruments and circuits, but here we saw how history and culture come together. This is an important experience, essential for a modern engineer."

Автор материала: Д. Антонович,
инженер кафедры «Микро- и нанотехника»

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