New Research by the RBI Computational Chemists Featured on the Journal Cover
In this 'Hot Paper' reserchers have shed new light on the mystery of the functioning of radical enzymes.
Order Hidden in Disorder
No matter how disordered a system may be initially - individual optimization of each cell gradually results in the formation of the same structure with a hidden order. The new study is now reported in Nature Communications.
Award Winning 'Spindle Twist Paper'
The European Microscopy Society Outstanding Paper Award goes to ’spindle twist paper’ published in Nature Communications!
Experts on the Application of Ionizing Radiation in Biomedicine
Successful finish of the four-day workshop on the application of ionizing radiation in biomedicine.
Efficient Method of Preparing Optically Pure Catalysts from the Isothiourea Family
Such a preparation of chiral isothiourea in a single reaction step definitely facilitates the path to desired catalysts.
RBI Launches Advanced Ion Beam Technology Facility
He Ion Source & DiFU Dual-Beam Facility will enable the development of new materials for fusion power plants, as well as all other nuclear applications, such as hadron therapy.
Top World Scientists and Businessmen on Mediterranean Aquaculture Gathered in Split
The project focuses on the development of consumer-driven aquaculture production.
The RBI Open Day Inspires more than 3,000 Visitors
"Thank you for the inspiration for the future! We had a blast! There were so many new things to learn!"
Croatia to become an Associate Member of CERN
Today, the Director-General of CERN, Fabiola Gianotti, and the Minister of Science and Education of the Republic of Croatia, Blaženka Divjak, signed an Agreement admitting Croatia as an Associate Member of CERN.
'The Big Bang' of the Brain Gain at the RBI Theoretical Physics Department
The HORIZON 2020 'RBI-T-WINNING' project, worth around one million euros, has improved the research capacity of the Rudjer Boskovic Institute's (RBI) Department of Theoretical Physics (ThPhyS), the RBI director David M. Smith said at a presentation of the project results today.