UIIP NAS of Belarus at the VI Forum of Scientists of the CIS Member States
29.10.2026
Almaty is hosting the 6th Forum of Scientists from CIS Member States, titled "Science in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: New Opportunities for Cooperation and Development," which coincides with the 80th anniversary of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Dmitry Alexandrovich Sakharuk, Director General of the United Institute of Informatics Problems (UIIP) of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, is participating in the international forum. During a roundtable discussion on "Artificial Intelligence in the Agro-Industrial Complex and Agro-Ecological Systems: From Data to Sustainable Agriculture," he will present scientific findings and developments aimed at addressing pressing challenges in the agricultural sector.
Another key area of the institute’s work involves the application of artificial intelligence in medicine. Anna Dmitrievna Karpenko, a researcher at the Laboratory of Mathematical Cybernetics, delivered a presentation on the use of AI in the development of potential pharmaceutical drugs. She is also scheduled to speak at the 14th meeting of the CIS Council for Cooperation in Fundamental Science, where she will report on the activities of the Council of Young Scientists for 2026.
The forum’s program—which includes a plenary session, four thematic roundtables, an exhibition of scientific achievements, and a meeting of the CIS Council for Cooperation in Fundamental Science—covers a broad spectrum of topics, ranging from the use of AI in medicine and agriculture to the development of new materials, energy, ecology, and integrated security.
The forum aims to strengthen scientific ties among CIS nations and unlock new opportunities for joint research and collaborative projects.
Dmitry Alexandrovich Sakharuk, Director General of the United Institute of Informatics Problems (UIIP) of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, is participating in the international forum. During a roundtable discussion on "Artificial Intelligence in the Agro-Industrial Complex and Agro-Ecological Systems: From Data to Sustainable Agriculture," he will present scientific findings and developments aimed at addressing pressing challenges in the agricultural sector.
Another key area of the institute’s work involves the application of artificial intelligence in medicine. Anna Dmitrievna Karpenko, a researcher at the Laboratory of Mathematical Cybernetics, delivered a presentation on the use of AI in the development of potential pharmaceutical drugs. She is also scheduled to speak at the 14th meeting of the CIS Council for Cooperation in Fundamental Science, where she will report on the activities of the Council of Young Scientists for 2026.
The forum’s program—which includes a plenary session, four thematic roundtables, an exhibition of scientific achievements, and a meeting of the CIS Council for Cooperation in Fundamental Science—covers a broad spectrum of topics, ranging from the use of AI in medicine and agriculture to the development of new materials, energy, ecology, and integrated security.
The forum aims to strengthen scientific ties among CIS nations and unlock new opportunities for joint research and collaborative projects.