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?

Science

01.December 2025 Ulrike Till / DW

DW: Why are nine, 32, 66 and 83 important for our brains?

The brain is the most complex organ of the human body and changes throughout life. A study by the University of Cambridge shows that most people's key changes begin at the same time: around nine, 32, 66, and 83.

BioSens Institute

09.September 2025 MS

A new warning strike: "A lawsuit was filed with the Constitutional Court for violating the freedom of scientific creation"

Due to the competent institutions ignoring their demands, the BioSens Institute union from Novi Sad announced a new warning strike on Wednesday (September 10) from 13 to 14 p.m.

Science

18.August 2025 Jelena Kozbašić/Klima101

How to kill the battery: Scientists have found a solution

Can you imagine never having to change the batteries in your remote control again? An international team of scientists led by University College London claims to have found a solution

BioSens Institute

09.August 2025 TS

BioSens accuses the government of illegally removing the director and taking over the institute

The BioSens Institute accuses the government of illegally taking over management and dismissing the director, Vladimir Crnojević. As a sign of protest, together with students and citizens, employees blocked the entrance of "illegally elected and incompetent" members of the Board of Directors.

Agriculture

08.August 2025 KS

The case of the BioSens institute: The dismissal of the director who did not send scientists to the SNS meeting

The removal of Vladimir Crnojević from the head of the BioSens Institute caused an uproar in the scientific community and once again opened the issue of relentless political pressure from the Serbian Progressive Party

World Lego Games Competition

28.May 2025. Milica Tošić

The students of Prva Kragujevacka cannot defend their title in Florida due to penury

Apparently, young scientists from the First Kragujevac High School will not be able to defend their championship title at the world Lego games competition in Florida - because they have no money for travel and accommodation. The government, which hands out millions for rallies and free burgers, doesn't care about that problem

Science

07.May 2025. Jeanette Zwink/DW

Can artificial intelligence heal us?

What are the scopes of artificial intelligence in medicine - for now?

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?

Science and education

10.December 2024 MJ

Darwin, the brain and other stories

At the 17th Science Festival, which takes place from December 12 to 14 at the Belgrade Fair, a new thematic unit, the Zone of Ideas and Innovation, will be presented. The performances of guests from foreign countries were also announced, as well as the presentation of projects by young scientists

Science

06.November 2024 Marija Vidic

Love and other experiments

As researchers explain love, can it really happen at first sight and are we monogamous by love or by force?

Physics

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

Science

09.October 2024 MJ

Three scientists shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their discoveries about proteins

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry equally to scientists David Baker "for the computational design of proteins" and Demis Hassabis and John M. Jumper "for the prediction of protein structure."

Cash prizes

12.August 2024 SZ

Scratching for success and 200.000 euros: Why are science and art not treated as sports in Serbia?

Average Serbian citizens can only dream of the sums that our athletes deservedly won at the Olympics in Paris. The expected awards have nothing to do with the domestic economy, and a series of questions are always raised after the celebration. Can Serbia afford it and why are other fields, such as science or art, not treated at least approximately like sports

Science

22.May 2024. MP / FoNet

"The Mighty Cockroach Gets Mightier" - Fully adapted to life with humans

The cockroach spread around the world due to wars and trade, and it evolved so quickly that it became resistant to almost all types of insecticides

Climate changes

21.January 2024 The Guardian

Global warming can unleash deadly viruses

The world is threatened by a "zombie virus" pandemic from the north, scientists warn

Global warming

18.January 2024 Voice of America

Greenland ran out of more ice than thought

Scientists have revealed how much Greenland's ice sheet has shrunk over the past four decades. This is the first full assessment

Culture

25.September 2023 Sonja Ciric

Art and preservation of the environment

In Belgrade, two current exhibitions "Some other places" and "Nature and art" show how the living environment is preserved. The first in cooperation with science, and the second with nature

The World

30.August 2023 BG

Scientists suggest: Ban cigarettes to people under the age of 22

Scientists believe that a legal increase in the minimum age for buying cigarettes around the world could reduce nicotine addiction

Climate changes

20.July 2023 MJ

Scientist who warned about climate change in the 80s: "We are bloody fools"

James Hansen, who testified in Congress about global warming in 1988, says the world is approaching a "new climate frontier."

A year of conspiracies

29.December 2020 Slobodan Bubnjević

How to beat insanity

The human brain, as science writer Graham Lawton points out, naturally operates with several cognitive biases that make it so prone to conspiracy theories