Category: Promotion
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Demonitor @ Faculty of Mining and Geology Day
Acknowledgment for promoting science Featured image: Prof. Dr. Miloš Marjanović receiving the Letter of Appreciation from the Faculty of Mining and Geology vice-dean Prof. Dr Kristina Šarić During the celebration of the Faculty of Mining and Geology Day, a ceremony of acknowledging all team leaders who have been granted the National Foundation project within the…
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UNESCO Chair
Featured image: Prof. Abolmasov and Prof. Marjanović in front of the UNESCO headquarters in Paris On the 10th of February 2026, the contract was signed between UNESCO and the University of Belgrade to initiate the UNESCO Chair on Geological hazard and risk mitigation – GeoHARM, for the period of 4 years, hosted at the Faculty…
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Demonitor @ Radio Television of Serbia – Morning News
The project leader, Prof. Dr. Miloš Marjanović, has been interviewed on national television during the morning news on various geological topics, including the Devil’s Town site, where he has updated the general public on site conditions and the latest findings of the DEMONITOR project. Link to the article on the Radio Television of Serbia portal.
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Demonitor @ Radio Television of Serbia
The project leader, Professor Dr. Miloš Marjanović, spoke to Serbian state broadcaster RTS about the research and methodological concept of the DeMONITOR project funded by @fondzanauku_rs, its goals and motivations, as well as the significance and sustainability of Đavolja Varoš.
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Project presentation at SGS
On December 21, 2023, the annual assembly of the Serbian Geological Society (SGS) was held at the Faculty of Mining and Geology (University of Belgrade). On this occasion, at the invitation of the Society’s management, the project leader of DEMONITOR, Professor Dr. Miloš Marjanović, had an excellent opportunity to present the basic concept, methodology, and…
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PRISMA grants awarded
The Science Fund of Republic of Serbia has announced the final lists of projects approved for funding under the PRIZMA program. Over the next three years, the Science Fund will finance 97 projects (out of 660 proposals) involving 898 Serbian scientists from 91 research organizations. The program budget is 25 million euros, with funding secured…