The National Academy of Sciences of Belarus hosted the first forum for women scientists, titled "The Role of Women in Science and Education." The event served as a significant platform for highlighting the contributions of Belarusian scientists to the country's socio-economic development. It brought together approximately 300 female researchers, PhD candidates, and master's students from all regions of the country.

Five leading experts representing various fields of expertise from the United Institute of Informatics Problems (UIIP) of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus participated in the forum:

• Olga  Krasko, Leading Researcher at the Bioinformatics Laboratory;
• Lyudmila Stepura, Researcher at the Department of Joint Space and Information Technology Programs;
• Tatyana  Avdeeva, Researcher at the Information and Analytical Systems Laboratory;
• Tatyana  Kim, Junior Researcher at the Robotic Systems Laboratory;
• Yulia Golub, Leading Researcher at the System Identification Laboratory.

Discussion topics were organized into six sections covering key scientific areas:

"Life in Detail: Biomedicine and Biotechnology";
"The Foundation of the Future: Next-Generation Materials and Technologies";
"The Digital Universe";
"Digital Progress Without Moral Degradation: The Role of the Humanities";
"Social Sciences: The Foundation of Sustainable Living";
"Young Women in Science: Contributions to Science and Prospects for Strengthening the National Economy."
As part of the "Digital Universe" section, Yulia Igorevna Golub delivered an expert presentation titled "Objective Assessment of Digital Image Quality."
The forum program addressed the most pressing challenges of the modern era. The event was organized by the "Belarusian Union of Women" public association, the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, Belarusian State University (BSU), the Ministry of Education, and the Minsk City and Regional Executive Committees.