The study investigates the laser-induced breakdown (LIB) in gases, essential for plasma creation and rapid increase of free electron populations, highlighting its significance in scientific and technological areas like energy deposition and radiative emissions. It explores electron dynamics during LIB, emphasizing the need for precise free el...

By Hristina Delibašić Marković, Violeta Petrović, Konstantinos Kaleris, Ivan Petrović

 Mass media play a central role in informing the public about what is happening, both locally and globally, especially in those areas about wich consumers of media content do not have direct knowledge or experience. Recent researches have shown that the mass media do have undeniable role in creating public opinion, influencing the thoughts, at...

By Sandra Đukanović

 Various theories available in the international literature provide frameworks for understanding how social media platforms are integrated into the daily lives of individuals and how users' reliance on these platforms shapes their interactions, perceptions, and behavior patterns in the digital age. Media Dependence Theory, Uses and Gratificati...

By Jelena Krstić, Ljubomir Zuber

 The result of this work is the analysis of the occurrence of forest fires detected by satellite and their distribution depending on the altitude. The detected fires were analyzed using GIS in relation to the digital terrain model of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Based on the obtained data, a digital map of the threat of forest and forest land from ...

By Saša Ljubojević, Branko Latinovic

 This research focuses on the dynamics of electron behavior during the laserinduced breakdown (LIB) in skin tissues, pivotal for plasma generation in biomedical contexts. Through a numerical analysis centered on high-intensity Nd:YAG laser pulses within the 500–1000 nm wavelength range and a 10 ns pulse duration, we explore the balance ...

By Hristina Delibašić Marković, Violeta Petrović, Carlos Molpeceres, Ivan Petrović

 The gap between abstract and often inconceivable frontal studies and the new wave of practical teaching, which forces the individualization and independence of students in education, is overcome by the introduction of new technologies, one of which is Micro:bit. By teaching students digital-technical literacy in a fun way, the interest and wi...

By Milan Veskovic, Vasilija Simovic, Srđan Nogo, Olga Dukic, Ana Vulovic

 In my research, I am looking for the answer to what future benefits parents hope for in connection with their child's sports, and I also want to analyze the family background of young athletes. For children to fall in love with sports and thereby create the basis for a healthy adult life, it is important that their parents also support exerci...

By Zoltán Szalánczi, Éva Judit Szalánczi-Bartha

 This research paper investigates the utilization of authentic materials in English for Specific Purposes (ESP) teaching at the University of Banja Luka. It aims to explore the practices and perceptions of ESP lecturers regarding the integration of authentic materials into their teaching methodologies. The study employs a comprehensive questio...

By Jelena Pažin, Sanja Maglov

 Religious tourism has been a dynamically growing social and economic phenomenon in our world for the past fifty years. Its roots can be traced back to thousands of years in a variety of religions. Nowadays, the number of religiously motivated trips worldwide is estimated to be at hundreds of millions every year. However, several times that nu...

By Elek Bartha

 The specificity of innovations and innovative ways of working in teaching dates back to the previous years of the educational system, but it always requires upgrading and improvement, especially use and application in practice. There has been a lot of talk about potential teaching systems, but there has always been a problem regarding applica...

By Dragana Aleksić