The results of the research have been published in the prestigious scientific journal Angewandte Chemie.

Scientists from Ruđer Bošković Institute, PhD student Sanja Renka, Dr. Luka Pavić, Prof. Andrea Moguš-Milanković and Dr. Ana Šantić, in collaboration with Dr. Grégory Tricot from the University of Lille and Prof. Petr Mošner and Prof. Ladislav Koudelka from the University of Pardubice have revealed how the addition of transition metal oxides WO₃ and MoO₃ significantly enhances the sodium-ion conductivity in phosphate glasses which extends the classical understanding of the mixed glass-former effect in glasses.

How to turn the greenhouse gas that warms our planet into a simple fuel of the future?

Project aimed at helping patients suffering from haematological diseases.

An effective mechanochemical PET degradation has not yet been described in the scientific literature, until now!

The highly endangered Dinaric cave clam, Congeria kusceri is the only freshwater bivalve in the world which inhabits exclusively caves. This small bivalve has successfully mastered social distancing for five million years.

The results of the research greatly contribute to the understanding of the influence of hitherto unexplored topological aspects, fractality and lacunarity, of nanostructured substrates on the enhancement of SERS.

Discovery that bacterial biofilms behave like animal embryos sheds new light on the origin of life.

Study shows possible new way to create DNA base pairs. The results are published in the journal Chemical Communications.

While collecting samples at the Lake Rogoznica the RBI Scientists noticed a change in the colour and smell of the lake.

The 31st Symposium on Fusion Technology (SOFT 2020) was launched today at the RBI.

Scientists from the RBI Photonics and Quantum Optics Group were integral to this international effort.