The Lib Digest features reviews of media publications about the Belarusian National Technical University, university news, and an events calendar for the coming week. Stay informed, find the most important information in the news flow, and visit the library — a place where you can rely on trustworthy data and information.
Full texts of publications are available in the “BNTU in the Media” archive. The resource includes materials from online and print media, as well as photo and video content. Stay informed and take pride in your university!
On June 1, 2026, the Belarusian National Technical University hosted the grand opening of the renewed exhibition featuring the best works from the annual “A Moment of My Life” photography contest, along with an awards ceremony for the winners.
This year, 74 students and staff members of BNTU participated in the competition, submitting 349 photographs in six categories: Landscape, Portrait, Perspective, Series, Urban Environment and Architecture, and Woman – the Soul of the Nation.
The BNTU Scientific Library was represented by employees of the Marketing and Project Activities Department: Head of Department Elizaveta Dmitrievna Kanashevich, Natalia Igorevna Volkova, Anastasia Vladimirovna Filipenko, and Renata Alekseevna Grishkevich.
According to the jury’s decision, Elizaveta Dmitrievna Kanashevich, Head of the Marketing and Project Activities Department of the BNTU Scientific Library, won Third Prize in the Urban Environment and Architecture category for her photograph “Too Good Weather to Study.”
Read more on the website.
On June 4, 2026, the Belarusian National Technical University hosted the scientific and practical seminar “The Antiplagiarism System as a Tool for Evaluating the Originality of Academic Papers: An Expert Approach.”
The event brought together master’s students, doctoral candidates, faculty members, researchers, editors of academic journals, and everyone involved in the preparation and evaluation of scientific texts.
The seminar was presented by Irina Borisovna Strelkova, the official training representative of the Antiplagiarism company in Belarus, Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, and Associate Professor of the Department of Vocational Education Technologies at the Republican Institute of Vocational Education.
The seminar addressed issues of academic ethics, proper use of borrowed materials in scholarly works, methods for identifying citations and self-citations, and the latest capabilities of the Antiplagiarism system. Participants became acquainted with new platform tools, including the AI Content Detection Module, Duplicate Detector, Professional Vocabulary Module, and updated mechanisms for analyzing tables, bibliographies, and graphical materials.
Read more about the event on the website.
The examination period is a time of deadlines, coursework, reports, and endless revisions. To help BNTU students prepare all necessary materials quickly and affordably, the BNTU Scientific Library provides printing and document copying services.
You can quickly print:
Printing is available in black-and-white and color formats on A4 and A3 paper. Services remain affordable for students, with prices starting from 0.26 BYN per page.
Where can documents be printed?
Opening hours:
Monday–Friday: 9:00–19:00
Saturday: 9:00–16:45
Sunday: Closed
Opening hours:
Monday–Friday: 9:00–20:00
Saturday: 9:00–16:45
Sunday: Closed
Read more on the website.
The BNTU Scientific Library is pleased to present the latest issue of the electronic information digest InfoGenerator 1/2026 (link to the issue).
This edition features a unique collection of current resources and useful materials that will support studying, research, teaching, and personal development.
The central theme of the digest is environmental auditing — a rapidly growing field at the intersection of environmental science, law, and economics.
Readers will find the best specialized books, textbooks, and authoritative academic journals on this topic. The issue also provides detailed information about the capabilities of the Lan Electronic Library System for technical universities and BNTU’s participation in the Consortium of Network Electronic Libraries.
Read more on the website.
Until December 31, 2026, BNTU faculty members and students have access to the collections of the electronic library system of the Fine High Technologies Publishing House, which includes educational and scientific literature.
The books available in the TNT ELS are designed for students in a wide range of educational fields, including:
The ELS collection includes textbooks, practical manuals, albums, problem books, workbooks, and educational kits that help maintain access to the latest knowledge, methodological developments, and scientific achievements of specialists from Belarus, Russia, and other countries.
The system represents interuniversity educational developments that provide users with a broad academic outlook.
Read more on the website.
We invite you to visit the new thematic exhibition “What to Read About Belarus.”
Immerse yourself in the multifaceted world of Belarus. Through books, you can trace the country’s path from ancient origins to the formation of modern statehood, explore the nuances of Belarusian architecture and folk traditions, discover legendary places, and learn more about the people of Belarus.
Read more about the exhibition via the link.
Throughout June, Reading Room No. 1 at 16 Yakub Kolas Street will feature a selection of textbooks from its collection.
Read more about the exhibition via the link.
This year marks 85 years since tragedy came to our land. The memory of the suffering and tears of those years remains alive, as does gratitude to those who defended the freedom and independence of their homeland at the cost of their own lives.
The presented publications are a chronicle of courage and despair, mistakes and heroism, losses and an unbreakable will to achieve Victory. The first months of the war became a severe test for both the army and the people — the time of the defense of the Brest Fortress, the Battle of Smolensk, and the Battle of Moscow.
Read more about the exhibition via the link.
The Year of Belarusian Women is an excellent opportunity to pay tribute to outstanding Belarusian women who made invaluable contributions to the development of culture, science, and statehood.
Euphrosyne of Polotsk is revered as the patroness and heavenly protector of the Belarusian land. She has become a symbol of spiritual strength, culture, and the independence of the Principality of Polotsk.
Read more about the exhibition via the link.
