The trip was timed to the Day of Remembrance of the victims of the Khatyn tragedy, which will forever remain one of the most sad pages in the history of the Belarusian people.
Young specialists from the department, recent graduates Danila Antonovich and Andrey Benitsevich, as well as senior lecturer Karina Lyutsko accompanied the students at this event.
BNTU scientists won the BRFFI-RSF 2026 competition with a project to create "intelligent" coatings for implants that can control bone tissue regeneration.
The children were accompanied by the head of the Department of Professional Training and Pedagogy, Anna Romanova, and an employee of the Institute of Advanced Training and Pedagogics, Irina Nekhaychik.
The large-scale event traditionally brought together talented schoolchildren, gymnasium students, lyceum students and college students from all over the country.
Analysts from the Belarusian Institute for Strategic Studies spoke to BNTU students as part of a series of meetings aimed at engaging young people in the country's socio-political life.
It's symbolic that the conversation about the future took place at a time when nature is awakening from its winter slumber, as high school students will soon be taking an important step into adulthood.
The guys learned about the history of the faculty, modern trends in the training of engineering personnel, in demand in the era of digitalization, production automation.
Vladimir Boikov, twice the best expert of the State Scientific and Technical University, Head of the Department of Tractors, BNTU Professor, spoke about how digital algorithms choose professionals, why electronics saves tractors in the field and why it is important for students to "bring beauty" in the test.