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The Institute of Physics Belgrade (IPB) and the company UNIOR Components from Kragujevac signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Thursday, 15 December 2022. The goal of the signed agreement is, first of all, cooperation in the field of research and development…

‘Several times every spring and autumn, in early mornings, red rain falls on Belgrade, Serbia. The rain gains its unusual colour from dust that originates a thousand kilometres to the south in the Sahara, where hundreds of tons of aerosol…

About 100 students of Valjevo Grammar School visited the Institute of Physics Belgrade with their teachers Sara Ristić, Marija Siriški, Predrag Stefanović and Ljubomir Čigurski, on Friday, 2 December 2022. The IPB director Dr Aleksandar Bogojević addressed the Institute’s young…

Dr Jakša Vučičević has won a prestigious ERC grant from the European Research Council for research, which could bring about tectonic shifts in the study of the so-called high-temperature super-conductors and other open-ended questions of modern physics. This is the…

After Dr Sofija Stefanović of the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade and Dr Magdalena Đorđević of the Institute of Physics, Belgrade won the first ERC grants in the previous decade, another researcher from the IPB won this prestigious grant from…

A prestigious grant from the European Research Centre, the third in the history of domestic science, has arrived in the Republic of Serbia. A young researcher of the Institute of Physics Belgrade, Dr Jakša Vučičević, has won an ERC grant…

The Institute of Physics Belgrade (IPB) has won a Twinning project entitled ‘Twinning for Excellence of the Serbian Research Centre for Quantum Biophotonics’, which will be realized in the following three years, at the Photonics Centre, one of the centres…

IPB researchers have achieved another internationally acclaimed feat, particularly among physicians who study electronic structures. A team consisting of Petar Mitrić, Dr Veljko Janković, Dr Nenad Vukmirović and Dr Darko Tanasković, has published a paper in the prestigious journal Physical Review…

‘Congratulations on the important work you do here, at the Institute. I hope you will continue to cooperate with Switzerland and its institutions,’ said Swiss ambassador Urs Schmid, speaking to IPB researchers and employees during a visit that was organized…

The Ambassador of Switzerland in Serbia H. E. Urs Schmid with his team visited the Institute of Physics Belgrade (IPB) on Monday, 17 October 2022. During the visit, the Swiss delegation met and talked with IPB management and researchers, touring…