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Mechanochemical peptide bond formation behind the origins of life

Jun 8th 2021

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

Designing New MOF Materials for Carbon Dioxide Conversion to Methanol

May 4th 2021

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

Searching for the Chemistry of Life

Oct 7th 2020

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

Anoxia in the Rogoznica Lake

Oct 5th 2020

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

Use of IBA Techniques in Forensic Document Examination

Feb 12th 2020

These techniques cloud work in cases where standard forensic methods fail. The results were published in Analytical Chemistry. 

The RBI Open Day Inspires more than 3,000 Visitors

May 18th 2019

"Thank you for the inspiration for the future! We had a blast! There were so many new things to learn!"

Opening Gates Towards Large Scale Industrial Application in Hydrogen Production

Jan 18th 2019

We recently made a breakthrough in modelling the mechanism of the production of hydrogen gas in the water-gas shift reaction (WGSR).

Exploring Algae for Aquatic Ecosystems Preservation

Oct 29th 2018

Thanks to the project funded by the International Visegrad Fund (IVF) the scientists from the Ruđer Bošković Institute (RBI) in cooperation with their colleagues from three countries in the region - Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia investigate the influence of toxic substances on the adaptation of algae cells in the aquatic system.

Live Web Cams at the Martinska Bay

Jul 13th 2016

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.