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Dr. Marija Šljivić-Ivanović, Dr. Milica Ćurčić and Dr. Milica Ilić representatives of the Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences, participated in the three-day workshop titled “Foundational Infrastructure for Responsible Use of Small Modular Reactor (FIRST) Technology: Selection, Financing, Safety, Security, and Non-Proliferation”, held in Belgrade from December 17 to 19, 2024.

The workshop brought together leading experts from Serbia and the United States to exchange valuable i...

During his appearance on TV Prva, Prof. Dr. Miroslav Dramićanin, Scientific Advisor at the Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences, discussed the importance of nuclear energy in stabilizing Serbia's energy system, along with the significance of renewable energy sources and environmental protection.

Prof. Dr. Dramićanin emphasized that nuclear energy is one of the potential solutions for addressing challenges related to electricity shortages and reducing carbon dioxide emissions. ...

On December 27, Dr. Slavko Dimović, Director of the “Vinča” Institute, signed an Agreement on Scientific, Educational, and Business-Technical Cooperation with His Holiness Serbian Patriarch kyr Porfirije.

The aim of the signed protocol is the implementation of joint projects focused on the physical-chemical examination of cultural heritage artifacts from the collection of the Serbian Orthodox Church. These projects will employ non-invasive, non-destructive, mobile, and other i...

Researchers from the „Vinča” Institute of Nuclear Sciences, Dr. Ivana Perović and Dr. Predrag Božović, participated in the Regional Workshop on Nuclear Security Detection Architecture Assessment, held from December 9 to 13 this year at RACVIAC – Centre for Security Cooperation, in Zagreb, Croatia. The event brought together experts, representatives of national agencies, and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to enhance understanding and cooperation in the field of nuclear security....

The Serbian art world has been enriched by an extraordinary discovery—a previously unknown painting by Nadežda Petrović, tentatively titled Landscape and believed to have been created around 1913, has been authenticated as a genuine work of one of Serbia's most renowned painters. This breakthrough is the result of a unique collaboration between the National Museum of Serbia and the Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences, which played a key role in the verification process using cutting-edge scie...

Researchers from the „Vinča“ Institute of Nuclear Sciences, Dr. Ivan Lazović and Uzahir Ramadani, participated in the international workshop “Protecting Your Research in the Digital Age” held in Bucharest, Romania, on December 10-11, 2024. The workshop gathered representatives from academic research institutions with the goal of strengthening capacities for protecting research data in the digital environment.

The workshop was organized by Deloitte Consulting, with support from the U.S...