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InnoMol Launched

Jul 3rd 2013

Održan je Svečani sastanak lansiranja InnoMol projekta koji je okupio vodeće svjetske stručnjake.

RBI Leads in receiving EU Funds

Jun 28th 2013

Since the beginning of FP7 programme implementation in 2007, the RBI scientists have participated in 28 projects valued at around €10 million.

RBI Scientist on the EC Homepage featuring Croatian Success Stories

Jun 27th 2013

EC released success stories about Croatian people and among them is Ruđer’s own Robert Vianello.

Ruđer Bošković Institute wins 5 million EUR from EU funds

Jun 5th 2013

The head of the RBI Division of Molecular Medicine and project coordinator Dr. Oliver Vugrek, PhD, and his research team were awarded funding through the prestigious FP7-REGPOT grant scheme in the total value of 4.8 million euros.

Rapid Cell - IPA Project by RBI Worth 600 000 EUR

Apr 26th 2013

RBI scientist Mario Cindrić, PhD, was granted an IPA project worth nearly 5 million KN for the development of a novel method of rapid detection of pathogens and tumour cells for use in clinical practice. The European Union has provided financial support for the project in the amount of 531 347,27 EUR.

Separation of Isomers by Milling

Apr 23rd 2013

How does one separate a mixture of components with very similar properties? In the journal Angewandte Chemie, Croatian researchers have introduced a new approach to the separation of organic compounds.

Magnetic “Sandwich” Could Boost Superfast Computers Development

Jan 23rd 2013

An international team of researchers, including RBI scientist Predrag Lazić, PhD, from the Division of Theoretical Physics, has found a new method of producing molecular magnets which could pave the way for a new generation of data storage media and faster and more energy-efficient computing processors. The results of this research have been published in the renowned journal Nature.