The finalist of the Mr. BNTU 2026 competition explains why walking the podium was his biggest challenge and how failing to enter the competition made him stronger.
Eduard Batyanovsky, Head of the Department of Building Materials and Construction Technology, shared how the unique formulations were created and the challenges faced.
Roman Soroko, a second-year student at IPF, told us what helps him stay calm, what is the main highlight of his speech and how engineering thinking overcomes creative chaos.
The Belarusian National Technical University expresses its sincere condolences to the family and friends of the outstanding Professor Gennady Pastushkov.
Mr. BNTU 2026 finalist and first-year student of the Faculty of Automobile and Tractor Engineering, Andrey Svirepik, spoke about his love for dance, engineering logic, his childhood dream, and his ability to turn failures into springboards.
The discussion covered the transition to a new geocentric coordinate system, the introduction of a normal height system, and the creation of the “National Atlas of Belarus”.
The presentations covered issues of creating digital twins, using BIM models, point cloud analysis, the application of virtual and augmented reality, as well as the use of AI, assistants, agents, and neural networks related to BIM technologies.
