CIRCADIAN RHYTHM DYNAMICS UNDER HEAVY METAL–INDUCED ABIOTIC STRESS IN PLANTS
Heavy metal soil contamination poses an increasing threat to agricultural sustainability and food security. Identifying early physiological disturbances before visible damage occurs remains a critical challenge in plant stress research. In this study, we present the extension of a non-destructive real-time optical monitoring platform toward the as...
By Marija Petković Benazzouz, Sara Ristić, Miloš Mošić, Jelena Bogosavljević Lipovac, Katarina Miletić
EXAMINATION OF THE STRATEGY OF HUNGARIAN YOUTH FOOTBALL ORGANISATIONS
Youth education is of strategic importance for sport enterprises, as it ensures long-term sustainability and competitiveness. A well-designed programme allows for the discovery and development of talent, which is essential for success in adulthood (Kiss, 2021). In my research, I examine the entire vertical of Hungarian youth football. A well-stru...
By Zoltán Szalánczi, Szalánczi-Bartha Éva Judit
COGNITIVE MECHANISM OF CONCEPTUAL METAPHOR IN POLITICAL COMMUNICATION DURING THE LAST PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN IN THE USA
In order to understand the connection between language and thought, we must look at the cognitive phenomena of the human mind. One of the disciplines that studies the mental functioning of an individual is cognitive linguistics. The subject of this paper is to analyse the phenomenon of metaphor as a means of experiencing and understanding abstract ...
By Mladena Krajišnik
WHEN MACHINE LEARNING DOES NOT HELP: CLASSIFICATION OF RADIATION COUNTING DATA
Radiation measurements obtained with simple detectors are well described by Poisson counting statistics, where the mean count rate carries most of the relevant physical information. Here, we examine whether standard machine learning (ML) methods can improve the classification of radiation measurement scenarios beyond what can be achieved using basi...
By Jelena Delibašić, Danilo Delibašić
UNDERGROUND COAL GASIFICATION: FROM CONCEPT TO COMMERCIAL APPLICATION
Ensuring a reliable and sustainable energy supply represents one of the most critical environmental, economic and societal challenges of the 21st century. Despite the accelerated transition to renewable energy sources, fossil fuels- especially coal are expected to remain a significant energy component in the foreseeable future. Researches indicates...
By Radmila Karanakova Stefanovska, Zoran Panov, Risto Popovski, Blagica Doneva
THE IMPACT OF INDUSTRIAL ROBOTICS ON PRODUCTIVITY AND THE LABOR MARKET
The development of industrial robotics and automation is significantly transforming the organization of production processes and business operations in modern companies. The use of robots in manufacturing contributes to higher efficiency, precision, and productivity, while also leading to changes ih the labor market. This paper analyzes th...
By Bahta Halilović, Biljana Bjelica, Stefan Tomanić
AUTOMATA AS COALGEBRAS IN CATEGORY OF MATRICES
This paper considers automata as models of systems used for information processing and computational execution. Special attention is devoted to the coalgebraic approach and the category of matrices as modern methods for the formal description of dynamic and state-based systems. By viewing automata as coalgebras, it becomes possible to model system ...
By Nada Damljanović, Vucelja Lekić, Katarina Pavlović, Ljubica Djurović
APPLICATION OF BENCHMARKING AS PART OF THE RE-ENGINEERING PROCESS IN A THERMAL POWER PLANT UGLJEVIK
Business Process Reengineering (BPR) represents a new business concept or philosophy that emerged in the 1990s. The central focus of reengineering philosophy is on processes, referring to process design. The reengineering revolution had two main themes: the first was organizing around processes, and the second was organizing processes in a superior...
By Stevan Petrović, Živoslav Adamović, Veljko Vuković, Zoran Stjepanović, Goran Topić
INVESTMENT IN HUMAN CAPITAL AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF WESTERN BALKAN COUNTRIES AND NEIGHBORING EU MEMBER STATES
This paper examines investment in human capital as a determinant of economic growth in ten countries – five from the Western Balkans (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia) and five neighboring European Union member states (Bulgaria, Greece, Croatia, Hungary, and Romania) – over the period 2013–2...
By Danijela Despotović, Miroljub Nikolić, Andrea Andrejević Panić, Slobodan Cvetanović
SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY: THE CASE OF COPENHAGEN
Climate change presents a significant global challenge, with the transport sector constituting a major source of greenhouse gas emissions. Consequently, sustainable mobility has emerged as a key strategy for mitigating environmental impacts and enhancing urban quality of life. This study examines Copenhagen as a leading example of cycling-oriented ...
By Aleksandar Šobot