From the 28th May 2024 to the 29th May 2024, the 1st International Conference BeSafeBeeHoney under Cost Action 22105 (CA22105): BEekeeping products valorization and biomonitoring for the SAFEty of BEEs…
Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2009 was awarded to three outstanding scientists “for studies of the structure and function of the ribosome”. They are Ada Yonath, Thomas A. Steitz and…
New issue of Chemia Naissensis is published. In this issue, we have an article from researchers from the famous Oxford University. The authors are members of the prof. Richard Compton’s group. The Compton Group has interests ranging from fundamental electrochemistry…
Me and previous ESOFs Although I am 40 now, I still feel young and excited about ESOF. I was 24 when I wanted to know more, and learn more, to…
Malaria fight goes on for decades and various compounds have been synthesized so far to serve as an effective drug in this health battle. Each time scientists are one step closer to winning.
The Cultural Center of Niš has organized a promotion event for scientific and popular-scientific journals of the University of Niš. The event took place on Saturday 7th, 2019 at the Čair Sports Center, also known as Čair Hall, alongside Book Fair that was going on at the time. There were representatives of around forty academic journals at the event, among which, our team was one of a few newcomers.
Professor Sir Konstantin S. Novoselov is a British-Russian physicist. His main areas of the expertise are condensed matter physics, mesoscopic physics, and nanotechnology. From 2014, he is a Royal Society…
In order to determine the mineral composition of the soil from the urban area in the City of Niš, a team of researchers from the University of Niš, Faculty of Sciences and Mathematics, Department of Chemistry, have collected 15 soil samples near the city roads and analyzed them. Fourteen metals and four soil chemical characteristics were determined in the paper.
The European Researchers' Night is a public event devoted to the popularisation of science and scientific learning. Adults and youngsters that came to the festival had the opportunity to meet researchers, talk to them, and learn about the impact of scientific research on people's everyday lives.
When one thinks of chemistry, the first thing that pops inside his/her head is the mental image of a chemical laboratory or similar environment. Giving the fact that chemistry is primarily a practical science, lab work is the inevitable part of chemical education. However, the majority of elementary schools and high schools in Serbia usually do not possess the necessary resources (e.g., space, glass, chemicals) to provide their pupils with deserved practical work in order to gain elementary lab skills.