There are meetings that transcend time. When you return to where it all began, even three decades later, it seems as if those long years never happened. Only familiar hallways, familiar faces, and shared memories that have only grown warmer with the years.

Victoria Bespoiako chose geodesy, a specialty where there is still an opinion that women have no place here. But the girl is sure that the main thing is not stereotypes, but the desire to develop and not be afraid of the unknown.

EF graduate spoke about how studying and working in the volunteer squad helped him develop discipline and responsibility, why the distribution to the nuclear power plant was a confident start in his career, and what it means to him to be a BNTU graduate.

Kalibek Mukashevich Dykanaliev – Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, and Vice-Rector of I. Razzakov Kyrgyz State Technical University – returned to his alma mater four decades after graduation

The anniversary meeting of 1976 graduates within the walls of BNTU was a vivid reminder that true friendship and devotion to alma mater are not subject to time.

A student of the MTF told about the family dynasty of foundry workers, winning the Golden Pen competition and why engineering is a space of equal opportunities.

The Associate Professor proves that it is possible to easily combine raising three children, defending a PhD thesis in powder metallurgy, and a love for teaching

Egor Arashkevich, a graduate of the Energy Faculty of BNTU, shares his memories of his student years, his experience of distribution, and the secrets of his professional development.

Nearly half a century after graduating, Cuban native Aldo Ezequiel Valdes de la Torre travelled thousands of kilometers to once again walk the hallways of his youth.

The journey from a driven student to an experienced manager and scientist is a compelling story proving that true talent and systems thinking know no bounds.

Faculty and students from the Faculty of Economics and the Faculty of Economics and Economics at BNTU spoke about training engineers for the nuclear industry and energy construction.

Daria Bugayeva, a trainee teacher at the Automobile and Tractor Faculty, spoke about how family traditions led her to engineering, what it's like to be a young female teacher, and why volunteering is just as important as science.

"They come to me with a problem - they leave with a solution," the young man said.

We continue the column "Thank you, alma mater!". Today, our hero is Alexey Balysh, a graduate of the Mechanical Engineering Faculty of BNTU in 2024.

The girl has dozens of scientific articles, a rich volunteer activity, and leadership of the student editorial board.