PRESS RELEASE
regarding the
25th International Scientific and Technical Conference
"DEVELOPMENT OF INFORMATIZATION AND THE STATE SYSTEM OF SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION"
(RINTI-2026)

On November 19, 2026, the 25th International Scientific and Technical Conference, "Development of Informatization and the State System of Scientific and Technical Information" (RINTI-2026), will be held in Minsk at the United Institute of Informatics Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus (6 Surganova St.).
This milestone conference, marking a quarter-century since its inception, will serve as a platform to discuss pressing issues such as the development of scientific information infrastructure, the enhancement of the state system for scientific and technical information, and the integration of digital technologies and artificial intelligence into scientific, educational, and industrial activities.
This year, representatives from approximately 40 organizations across six countries—Belarus, Russia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Kazakhstan, and China—have registered to participate. The event is expected to bring together around 200 attendees, including scientists, representatives from scientific libraries, scientific and technical information organizations, educational institutions, and the IT sector. The conference will be held in a hybrid format, allowing for both in-person and remote participation.
The conference will commence at 10:00 a.m. with a plenary session in the conference hall of the United Institute of Informatics Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus (6 Surganova St.). The plenary session will feature eight presentations focusing on key topics: the application of artificial intelligence in processing scientific and technical information, the automation of scientific and technical expertise, the transformation of the education system in the context of AI development, and the legal regulation of artificial intelligence in Belarus. Special attention will be devoted to the digital transformation of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, including the role of the "Digitalization Office" in the development of the scientific organization, the use of artificial intelligence in management information systems, and the impact of global changes on the development of intellectual communities. The international agenda will be further enriched by a presentation on the digitalization of global supply chains.
In the afternoon, from 14:00 to 18:00, the proceedings will continue across four thematic sessions, featuring a total of 78 presentations:
"Scientific-Methodological, Informational, Technological, and Legal Support for Digital Transformation" – United Institute of Informatics Problems (UIIP) of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, Room 206;
"Automated Systems for Scientific and Technical Information (STI) and Information Support for Research, Development, and Innovation" – Conference Hall of the UIIP of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus;
"Library-Information Systems and Technologies; Publication Activity" – Conference Hall of the Yakub Kolas Central Scientific Library of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus (15 Surganova St.);
"Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Technologies in Informatization" – UIIP of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, Room 203.
Participants will discuss modern approaches to organizing information support for science, the development of electronic resources and library systems, digital tools for scientific research, and the application of intelligent technologies for data analysis and decision-making support.
As part of the conference, an exhibition will be held from 9:00 to 10:30, showcasing scientific and technical developments from the UIIP of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, alongside a selection of new publications in the field of scientific and technical information, presented by the Yakub Kolas Central Scientific Library of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus and the Republican Scientific and Technical Library. The United Institute of Informatics Problems (UIIP) of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus will present 14 developments that showcase the potential applications of artificial intelligence, digital modeling, and information technology across various fields.
The showcase includes both new and promising projects from the institute. Among them are "ChatUIIP," an AI-powered corporate assistant designed for intelligent information retrieval from an organization’s documents using natural language; a prototype of a virtual workspace for researchers, providing web-based access to supercomputing resources for scientific inquiry; and a search system for regulatory documents in the field of information security, built upon a local language model.
A significant portion of the exhibition is dedicated to developments in medical informatics and bioinformatics. Visitors can explore "CXR captioning," an experimental software suite that automatically generates draft radiological reports based on chest X-rays; this solution is currently in the research phase and is intended to serve as a clinical decision-support tool. Another featured project is a decision-support system for clinical transfusion medicine, designed to assist medical professionals in determining transfusion strategies and selecting compatible blood components. In the realm of computational biology, the institute will present a tool for the computer-aided modeling of pharmaceuticals, focused on analyzing molecular interactions and identifying promising chemical compounds.
In the field of robotics, a technology for creating a digital twin of an anthropomorphic robot will be showcased. This virtual model enables the study of movement dynamics, the testing of control algorithms, and the refinement of approaches—including those based on reinforcement learning—prior to their implementation on an actual robotic platform.
The exhibition will also feature other developments from the institute that have already proven effective in various scientific and practical domains: the BYCUBE software suite for the collection, storage, and processing of Earth remote sensing data; the "Sostavlenie-Ts" software and information system for the automated compilation of digital topographic maps; a system for the automated verification of dynamic signatures; and a neural-network-based complex for monitoring and forecasting the status of spacecraft subsystems.
Another area of ​​focus is the "Digitalization of Scientific and Technical Libraries Based on Cloud Web Technologies (KITS BIT WEB)" project, which aims to enhance library information infrastructure and expand access to electronic information resources.
Additionally, visitors will be able to explore an application for identifying bird calls, as well as an audio guide for the Botanical Garden.
The exhibition will offer conference participants the opportunity not only to review the results of scientific research but also to evaluate their practical applications, discuss potential collaborations, and explore the future development of the presented solutions.
The XXV International Scientific and Technical Conference RINTI-2026 is organized by the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, the United Institute of Informatics Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, the State Committee on Science and Technology of the Republic of Belarus, the Belarusian State University, and the National Library of Belarus.
Detailed information about the conference can be found on the RINTI website.
Registration is available via the following link.