The senior lecturer shared her opinion about the profession in the mining industry, working in a men's team and her plans for the future.

Professor Igor Kachanov celebrated his 80th birthday on Wednesday, July 29. On the eve of the holiday, we met with the hero of the day to talk about fateful accidents, science that you can touch with your hands, and the secrets of working with students.

We explore the professional journey of the outstanding scientist and Doctor of Engineering Sciences Igor Kachanov and congratulate him on his 80th birthday.

For the Chairman of the Council of Young Scientists of the BNTU, engineering is not just a job, but a family tradition and an opportunity to make a real contribution to the development of the energy sector of Belarus every day.

In the new issue of our column, we spoke with PSF graduate Andrey Sidyuk and learned how modern household appliances are created and what's most important about being a student.

Natalia Gurinenko has worked her way up from a teacher to an associate professor, defended her PhD thesis, and raised an engineer daughter who continues the construction dynasty.

Graduates of 1971 still remember how they passed through the university gates, which changed their lives forever.

Exactly 25 years ago, Elena Khodan crossed the threshold of the university as a student, and today she trains engineers for the country and develops international cooperation.

Kalybek Dykanaliev, Vice-Rector of I. Razzakov Kyrgyz State Technical University, fondly recalls his years at BPI. He described how national lectures laid a solid professional foundation and offered parting words of advice to today's first-year students.

What this recognition means to him, the work of the faculty, and the role of educators in educating young people are covered in our article.

In the course of their studies, the Polytechnic students acquired a significant amount of knowledge and practical experience, which proved to be extremely useful in their workplaces.

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.

Among those honored by the head of state is Alexander Malashko, a student at the Faculty of Mining and Environmental Engineering.

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.