Physics

International success of high school students

16.February 2026. IN THE

Serbian high school students are first in the physics competition in Prague

Team "Flux Deluxe" from Serbia won the first place at the international team physics competition Fyziklani in Prague, in competition with more than 300 teams from 15 countries

Science

25.December 2025 Slobodan Bubnjević

The mystery we live

Maybe it didn't happen in the previous year, maybe it won't happen in the next one either, but at some precise moment in time, physics will reveal what time really is. That, the biggest question of all, is constantly being re-examined by physics, no less than every human being inevitably deals with it. What do we know about time now?

Enrollment of freshmen

06.August 2025 Marijana Maksimovic

Lonely student wants to be a physics teacher

A single candidate enrolled in the teaching program at the Faculty of Physics in Belgrade. The dean explains why for "Vreme".

Physics and related sciences

19.February 2025. Slobodan Bubnjević

In the beginning was the multiverse.

What are the parallel universes that, as part of protest folklore, have been launched by our respected spiritualists in a god-pleasing attempt to dissuade students? What kind of physics do they profess?

03.November 2024 S. B.

Complexity in Belgrade

Do you go to lectures? On Monday, November 4, at 18 p.m., in the small hall of the Kolarč endowment, our famous physicist Dr. Antun Balaž will give a lecture with the enigmatic name "Complex landscapes of ultracold atoms". This is a lecture from the series on complex systems, and although they sound complicated, they are a hot scientific topic that concerns us all

Discovery of neural networks

08.October 2024 IN THE

Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to machine learning pioneers

The Nobel Prize for Physics this year went to John J. Hopfield of Princeton University and Geoffrey E. Hinton of the University of Toronto

Science

03.October 2023 Slobodan Bubnjević

Nobel Prize in Physics for brevity

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded the 2023 Nobel Prize in Physics on Tuesday to Pier Agostini, Ferenc Kraus and Anna L'Ullier, for experiments that generate attosecond pulses. Why might this seemingly obscure contribution be key to a glimpse into the hidden world of microparticles?