Use of ionizing radiation for the protection and conservation of cultural heritage objects
The book provides an overview of some of the most significant results achieved over ten years.
World Alzheimer’s Day
Three RBI laboratories are active in the research of Alzheimer's disease.
Patria to Invest in The International Scientific Project at the RBI
Patria, a defense, security and aviation sector company from Finland, will, in agreement with the Croatian Ministry of Economy, finance an offset project that will enable Rudjer Boskovic Institute to acquire knowledge and technology in a new research field - metabolomics.
Desinsection by Irradiation Contributed to a Successful Conservation and Restoration of St. Martin’s Chapel in Stari Brod
After 15 years of conservation and restoration works the renovation of a small wooden chapel of St. Martin in Stari Brod near Sisak was recently successfully completed.
NDPK 2016 Held
The 10th International Congress of the NDP Kinase/Nm23/awd Gene Family, organized by the Ruđer Bošković Institute, was held in October 9-13, 2016 in Dubrovnik.
Summer Schools Brings Top Molecular Biologists to Dubrovnik
The Summer School is co-organized by the John Innes Centre (UK) and the RBI.
The 13th International School of Biophysics on Adriatic Cruise
Today Split hosts twenty international and Croatian scientists in the field of biophysics as well as 120 young doctoral candidates from 28 countries who gathered on the occasion of the 13th International School of Biophysics Greta Pifat Mrzljak.
RBI Welcomes Professor Friščić to the Team of ‘Green Chemists’
The joining of this exceptional young scientists to the RBI team of scientists is the result of a fruitful collaboration with the Laboratory for Green Synthesis.
Primošten to Host International Experts in Innovative Surfaces and Materials
This workshop is co-financed by the European Union under the European Social Fund.
Live Web Cams at the Martinska Bay
Thanks to the joint efforts of scientists from the Division for Marine and Environmental Research of the Ruđer Bošković Institute (RBI) and their colleagues from the Association of Šibenik Meteo (ŠM), the public is able to enjoy the first live undersea shots taken by the web camera, installed in the waters of Martinska near Šibenik at a depth of 5m.