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...

The article "Tesla’s Gloves Shine" was published on November 24, 2024, in the print edition of “Politika” and later in digital format on December 2, 2024.

The extensive glove collection of Nikola Tesla, the greatest scientist of all time, represents a significant part of his legacy, as evidenced by the pieces displayed in the Nikola Tesla Museum. Given their importance, these gloves underwent sterilization in 2016 using “Vin Cobalt 60” at the Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences, follo...

Institut za nuklearne nauke „Vinča“, najveći nacionalni naučni institut u Srbiji, imao je čast da bude domaćin prvog Sajma istraživačkih projekata pod nazivom „Nauka u akciji – inovacije koje čine razliku”.

U okviru projekta PMInnovia (https://naled.rs/projekti-pminnovia-projekat-otvorenih-inovacija-u-srbiji-8659), koji je pokrenula kompanija Philip Morris International (PMI)...