University of Belgrade
Institute for
Multidisciplinary Research
INSTITUTE FOR MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH
The Institute for Multidisciplinary Research (IMSI) was established in 1970 as the Centre for Multidisciplinary Studies of the University of Belgrade, with the aim to foster research and education of postgraduates in borderline disciplines and multidisciplinary sciences.
In 2007 the Centre was transformed to the research institute by the directive of the Serbian Government, and from 2009 it has again become the member of the University of Belgrade.
The three cross-linked departments (Materials Science, Life Sciences and Environmental Sciences) are organized to achieve the high quality of interdisciplinary research within bio- and technical sciences and the efficient use of the equipment. With more than 90 researchers (45 PhDs) the IMSI is an outstanding research institution and also an attractive educational environment for master and PhD students, with a long term devotion to promote scientific excellence.
News and Events
New international scientific project entitled “Improved security through safer cementation of hazardous wastes”
New international scientific project entitled “Improved security through safer cementation of hazardous wastes”, supported by the NATO Science for Peace and Security (SPS) Programme, is realized in collaboration between UK and Serbian partners.
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Research team at IMSI just received Award for Best Innovation from UNDP and the Ministry of Environmental Protection
Research team at IMSI (Ivan Spasojević, Danica Stojiljković, Vesela Radović, Marina Stanić, Sreten Mastilović, Maria Vesna Nikolić, and Miloljub Luković), just received Award for Best Innovation from UNDP and the Ministry of Environmental Protection
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The research at IMSI have been presented on National TV
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The Annual Awards of IMSI went to: Ivan Spasojević, Karolina Sunjog and Bojan Tomić
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During the World and European Biophysics Congress in Edinburgh in July 2017, the General Assembly of the International Union for Basic and Applied Biophysics – IUPAB was held, at which the new composition of the Council of this organization was elected. The candidate of Serbia and the Biophysics Society of Serbia, Dr. Ksenija Radotić, was […]
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