KSTU student spoke at the BTF-2026
The 2nd International Baikal Technology Forum took place from 6 to 9 July. The East Siberia State University of Technology and Management (ESSUTM) in Ulan-Ude hosted the forum. This major event brought together over 600 participants from 20 cities in Russia and 10 countries abroad.
Nikita Klyuchko, a member of the Student Scientific Society at KSTU, represented our university (supervised by M.S. Kharitonov, Candidate of Engineering Sciences, Associate Professor).
At the Baikal Energy Conference, Nikita delivered a presentation on the prospects for using building-integrated photovoltaic systems in the Kaliningrad Region.
The four-day forum took place at the university and on the shores of the legendary Lake Baikal — at the Rovesnik sports and health camp of the ESSUTM.
“Taking part in the BTF-2026 allowed me to broaden my scientific horizons, discover cutting-edge developments and establish valuable contacts with colleagues. This trip is an important step in my professional development. I would like to thank the university administration and the staff of the Centre for Youth Science and Entrepreneurship for organising my participation in the forum!” Nikita shared.
Congratulations to Nikita and his research supervisor on their successful presentation! We wish them further discoveries and exciting projects!
A grant from the federal budget allocated to higher education institutions for initiatives supporting student scientific societies made this trip possible.
Nikita Klyuchko, a member of the Student Scientific Society at KSTU, represented our university (supervised by M.S. Kharitonov, Candidate of Engineering Sciences, Associate Professor).
At the Baikal Energy Conference, Nikita delivered a presentation on the prospects for using building-integrated photovoltaic systems in the Kaliningrad Region.
The four-day forum took place at the university and on the shores of the legendary Lake Baikal — at the Rovesnik sports and health camp of the ESSUTM.
“Taking part in the BTF-2026 allowed me to broaden my scientific horizons, discover cutting-edge developments and establish valuable contacts with colleagues. This trip is an important step in my professional development. I would like to thank the university administration and the staff of the Centre for Youth Science and Entrepreneurship for organising my participation in the forum!” Nikita shared.
Congratulations to Nikita and his research supervisor on their successful presentation! We wish them further discoveries and exciting projects!
A grant from the federal budget allocated to higher education institutions for initiatives supporting student scientific societies made this trip possible.
