Belarusian-Russian scientific cooperation: discussion of joint projects in artificial intelligence and medicine
19.06.2026
Today, a delegation from the A.K. Ailamazyan Institute of Software Systems of the Russian Academy of Sciences visited the Unite Institute of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus (UIIPS NAS of Belarus). Igor Nikolaevich Ganshin, Director of the Scientific and Technical Institute of Intersectoral Information, and Andrei Viktorovich Malakhov, First Secretary and Attaché for Science and Education at the Embassy of the Russian Federation in the Republic of Belarus, also participated in the event.
The working meeting was chaired by Sergei Nikolaevich Kasanin, Deputy Director General for Research at the UIIPS NAS of Belarus. The heads of the institute's specialized laboratories and research departments also participated in the discussion:
Particular attention was paid to creating tools for comprehensive health assessment, identifying key risk factors for chronic diseases, creating a digital patient profile, and developing personalized approaches to prevention, preserving the population's workforce, and improving the effectiveness of medical care.
Further discussion of the initiative and its implementation prospects is planned to continue at the XIII Forum of Regions of Belarus and Russia, which will be held on June 25–26, 2026, at the Minsk International Exhibition Centre.
The working meeting was chaired by Sergei Nikolaevich Kasanin, Deputy Director General for Research at the UIIPS NAS of Belarus. The heads of the institute's specialized laboratories and research departments also participated in the discussion:
- Andrey Mikhailovich Bondolovsky, Head of the Speech Recognition and Synthesis Laboratory;
- Igor Eduardovich Tom, Head of the Bioinformatics Laboratory;
- Olga Vladimirovna Krasko, Leading Researcher, Bioinformatics Laboratory;
- Vadim Viktorovich Tkachenko, Head of the Computer Graphics Laboratory;
- Eduard Vitalyevich Snezhko, Head of the Laboratory, PhD in Engineering (online).
Particular attention was paid to creating tools for comprehensive health assessment, identifying key risk factors for chronic diseases, creating a digital patient profile, and developing personalized approaches to prevention, preserving the population's workforce, and improving the effectiveness of medical care.
Further discussion of the initiative and its implementation prospects is planned to continue at the XIII Forum of Regions of Belarus and Russia, which will be held on June 25–26, 2026, at the Minsk International Exhibition Centre.