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Ruđer Bošković Institute (IRB) Open Doors in 2021: Virtual Event To Present Science to Public in May
With the pandemic still causing havoc, events happen either with a limited number of visitors or in the virtual world. ...
Zagreb to be Included in Producing DNA Templates
That means that only mRNA vaccines will be used in the EU, not because the AstraZeneca vaccine is not of ...
European Archaeology Days (EAD) at Archaeological Museum Zagreb from June 18-20
The heavy blow of the 2020 Zagreb earthquake affected the Archaeological Museum Zagreb, as did the one back in 1880. However, as ...
Croatian European Research Council (ERC) Fund Receiver: Meet Brilliant Dr. Vernesa Smolčić
Croatian scientists continue to impact the European science scene. As the Faculty of Science (PMF) at the University of Zagreb ...
Identity of Boka Kotorska Croatians – Scientific Conference by Ivo Pilar Social Research Institute
Croatia has a big diaspora, no secrets there, but its worldwide spread makes you miss the region. In Boka Kotorska, ...
Best Faculty at Zagreb University: Faculty of Agriculture Scores Highest in NTU Ranking
The quality of Zagreb University, according to the global NTU ranking conducted by the National Taiwan University, is in decline. ...
Best Zagreb Mayor By Historians: Historians Shouldn’t Rate, But Većeslav Holjevac Takes Lead
With the local elections happening in Croatia this Sunday, just as every year, 2021 is no exception, with all eyes ...
Miroslav Krleža Institute of Lexicography Publishes Book On All things Turopolje
The ever-fascinating region of Turopolje, not so far from Zagreb, as the largest city of the region is Velika Gorica ...
Ivo Pilar Social Research Institute: Celebrating 30 Years And New Office on Vis Island
The end of April saw the Ivo Pilar Social Research Institute, named after Ivo Pilar, a researcher and a publicist ...
Ruđer Bošković Science Institute Combats Climate Change by Developing New Material
The pandemic is nasty, the nuclear holocaust is a scary thought, but greenhouse gases remain an omnipresent potential for the ...
