9 November 2026

BSUIR took part in the 5th International IT-Academgrad Forum, "Artificial Intelligence in Belarus."

Held in Minsk on October 13–14, the International IT-Academgrad Forum "Artificial Intelligence in Belarus" coincided with the 98th anniversary of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus. The Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics (BSUIR) participated in this major event.

On the first day of the Forum, a joint exhibition organized by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus was held at the Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus. It showcased scientific and technical developments from several universities, including BSUIR, BNTU, BSU, BSTU, BrSTU, the P.O. Sukhoi State Technical University of Gomel, and the Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno. These projects utilize artificial intelligence technologies and span a wide range of fields—from medical diagnostics and genetics to robotics, cybersecurity, and educational technologies.

The Forum brought together leading scientists, engineers, and representatives from the business, government, and academic sectors to discuss key trends and the future development of artificial intelligence technologies. It served as a platform for showcasing domestic innovations, exchanging expertise, and identifying new partners in the fields of AI and robotics. The business program featured a plenary session and a conference titled "Practical Artificial Intelligence Technologies." Additionally, an awards ceremony was held for the winners of the "AI Leaders of Belarus – 2026" competition, which recognized achievements in three categories: "AI Leader Company," "AI Leader Project," and "AI Leader Product." BSUIR (Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics) won in the "Artificial Intelligence Project Leader" category with its entry: "A System for the Diagnosis and Personalized Therapy of Respiratory Failure."

At the forum, BSUIR presented a system for personalized respiratory failure therapy that automates the selection and adjustment of oxygen delivery based on real-time monitoring of a patient's condition. The system enhances the efficacy and safety of therapy, optimizes oxygen consumption, enables remote patient monitoring, and accelerates rehabilitation. This development was carried out under a 2026 grant from the President of the Republic of Belarus.

Additionally, an action plan was signed to establish a branch of the BSUIR Department of Control Systems at the Robotics Systems Laboratory of the United Institute of Informatics Problems (National Academy of Sciences of Belarus). The agreement aims to foster collaboration in the training of engineering professionals and to strengthen the links between fundamental research, the development of new technologies, and the educational process.