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Citizens marine pilots: Increasing autonomous surface vehicles navigation capabilities with and for the public

Most of the world population lives by a water body. Observing, caring and understanding the ocean is vital for all. Among several branches of robotics - marine robotics creates the most interdisciplinary and participatory scientific pool, bringing citizen and scientists close to the use of aquatic robots. International efforts, such as the EU-funded MONUSEN project, are pioneering the technological transfer across borders, disciplines and people, therefore sustaining the United Nations Sustainable...

Download 2026 Natko Kraševac , Matko Batoš , Simona Aracri , Roberta Ferretti , Massimo Caccia , Angelo Odetti , Fausto Ferreira , Vanja Asanović , Giorgio Bruzzone , Juraj Obradović , ... Pogledajte sve

MDPI AG

Donepezil Derivatives as Potential Dual AChE/BChE Inhibitors: Fragment-Based Design, AI-Assisted Retrosynthesis, and In Silico Evaluation

Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a complex neurodegenerative condition marked by a gradual decline in cognitive abilities, a reduction in acetylcholine (ACh) levels, and the accumulation of β-amyloid (Aβ) plaques. In a healthy brain, approximately 80% of ACh is broken down by acetylcholinesterase (AChE). Meanwhile, butyrylcholinesterase (BChE) serves a supportive function, gaining significance as AChE activity diminishes during the progression of Alzheimer’s disease. Modern therapeutic approaches focus...

Download 2026 Ana Antonijević , Miona Glišić , Svetlana Jeremić , Marko Antonijević , Jelena Đorović Jovanović , Marijana Stanojević Pirković

Faculty of Engineering, University of Rijeka

Application of interpretative structural modelling for identifying critical factors in sustainable energy planning hydropower projects

The interest in small hydropower plant (SHP) as renewable energy is increasing but also selecting the appropriate small SHP project and its parameters involve different factors because of the multi-dimensionality of sustainable development goals. Number of studies have examined different aspects (environmental, technical, economic …), no prior study has delved into their interactions. To fill these gaps this paper presents the analysis of interrelationship among criteria for sustainable planning...

Download 2026 Goran Orašanin , Stojan Simić , Uroš Karadžić , Budimirka Marinović

Universidad del Zulia

Principal component analysis and multidimensional scaling of the morphological traits of olive clones

This study analyzed the morphological traits of the Žutica olive variety, assessing its variability through statistical methods. Principal component analysis (PCA) identified the first three components as having the greatest influence on the grouping of Žutica clones. Fruit and endocarp length, width, and weight, as well as pulp weight, were associated with PC1, while the shape index of both fruit and endocarp was linked to PC2. PC3 included the leaf shape index, internode length, pulp percentage,...

Download 2026 Tatjana Perović , Mirjana Adakalić , Biljana Lazović

Informa UK Limited

Between linguistics and politics: language naming, census self-identification, and parliamentary discourse in Montenegro

Download 2026 Vesna Miljanić , Draga Bojović

MDPI AG

Ten-Year Surveillance of Listeria monocytogenes in Traditional Dry-Cured and Fermented Meat Products of Montenegro

Listeria monocytogenes is a leading cause of foodborne mortality in the European Union, with ready-to-eat (RTE) meat products representing a primary transmission vehicle. Traditional dry-cured and fermented meat products, produced under small-scale artisanal conditions, present particular microbiological challenges, yet systematic surveillance data from the Western Balkans remain limited. Microbiological testing results for L. monocytogenes in traditional Montenegrin meat products were extracted...

Download 2026 Amil Orahovac , Aleksandra Martinovic , Ivana Zuber Bogdanović , Marko Nikolić , Robert L. Mach

Oxford University Press (OUP)

Radiation hazard indices associated with natural radioactivity in building materials in Montenegro

Abstract Eleven building materials (95 samples in total) have been analyzed for 226Ra, 228Ra (232Th series), and 40K activity using High Purity Germanium (HPGe) spectrometry, and concentrations are found to be in the range (2.2–549), (0.3–161), and (2.7–1034) Bq kg−1, respectively. Statistical analyses showed a moderate positive linear correlation between 226Ra and 228Ra, and significant differences in the mean radionuclide concentrations among ceramic tile, brick, granite, and...

Download 2026 Tomislav Anđelić , Nevenka M Antović

MDPI AG

A Portable Solar-Powered Edge-AI System for Livestock Monitoring in Off-Grid Mountain Pastures: System Design and Field Validation

Highland pastures in Montenegro, known as katuns, are seasonal settlements without grid power or network coverage and which are located where conventional monitoring is unfeasible. This study presents a solar-powered, off-grid system for livestock and environmental monitoring. It integrates, into a single portable unit, a solar power station, an edge-AI computer, a camera, environmental sensors, a LoRaWAN gateway, and a cellular router for backhaul. All parts are pre-wired in a modular enclosure,...

Download 2026 Janko Kaljević , Dejan Drajić , Dejan Babic , Ivan Jovovic , Tomo Popovic

MDPI AG

Institutional Quality and Regional Growth: Panel VECM Evidence from EU and Western Balkan Economies

Regional competitiveness and growth performance in EU enlargement contexts depend critically on institutional foundations, yet the extent to which governance quality shapes macroeconomic policy transmission remains insufficiently examined in comparisons between the European Union and the Western Balkans. Using a panel Vector Error Correction Model (VECM) for 33 countries over 2002–2022, this paper compares cointegration patterns, adjustment dynamics, and shock transmission channels across both regions....

Download 2026 Ivana Katnic , Alek Barović , Nikola Milović , Martin M. Bojaj , Nina Perunovic

Faculty of Philology - University of Montenegro

MESIJANSKE IDEJE I ULOGA INTELIGENCIJE U ROMANU DMITRIJA MEREŠKOVSKOG ANTIHRIST. PETAR I ALEKSEJ

Problemu i fenomenu ruske inteligencije Dmitrij Mereškovski je posvećivao pažnju u različitim djelima, i ova tema je sa prekidima veoma frekventna u njegovom stvaralaštvu, počev od brojnih publicističkih tekstova, preko istoriozofskog romana Antihrist. Petar i Aleksej (1905), pa do Nadirućeg prostaka(1906). Dijelom smo posvetili pažnju genezi pojma inteligencije i inteligenta u kontekstu ruske kulture ukazujući na bitnije razlike u odnosu na pojam i fenomen intelektualca na Zapadu, referišući se...

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