Dear professors, associates and students, we would like to inform you that the School of Engineering Management and the Belgrade Dance Institute will not work during the collective vacation in the period from July 20, 2020 to August 31, 2020. The first working day is September 1, 2020.

New titles in the library of the School arrived through inter-library exchange with the library of the Faculty of Occupational Safety of the University of Nis: Computer technology – basics of organization and application of personal computers, Dejan Krstić, 2019. Ecological safety in the border areas, Ivana Ilić Krstić, 2018. Academic guidebook for young researchers, […]

Students, associates, and professors who have unreturned books are informed that they can return them to the library no later than Wednesday, July 15 at 3 p.m.

The engineering and construction (E&C) industry is at the cusp of a new era, with technology start-ups creating new applications and tools that are changing how companies design, plan, and execute projects. By providing advanced software, construction-focused hardware, and analytics capabilities, these innovative start-ups are eliminating many of the problems that have dogged the E&C sector […]

All registered for the EBSCO webinar received a recording of the lecture, access data, as well as instructions for using ESSCO content. This data can be useful to students and professors of the School of Engineering Management who need online access to literature during the summer from any location.

The Matra thermal power plant in northern Hungary is one example of a coal-fired power plant preparing for the inevitable cessation of this energy source, and the transition to an industrial cluster in which renewable energy sources (RES) play an increasingly important role. Primarily, the Matra Thermal Power Plant started using biomass, installed 60MW solar […]

An EBSCO webinar on EBSCO database search techniques: Academic journals and e-books was held today. The webinar was led by Karolina Podloucká, Customer Engagement Manager, EBSCO Information Services. The main topics were: * Search via basic and advanced questionnaire, * Targeted research with filters in order to obtain the most relevant information (date of publication, […]

We regret to inform students, professors, assistants and associates that the founder of the University “Union – Nikola Tesla”, professor emeritus and longtime Chansellor of the University “Union – Nikola Tesla” has passed away. The School of Engineering Management expresses its most sincere condolences to the family of the esteemed Professor Božilović, and the commemoration […]

Siemens Smart Infrastructure has expanded its soft starter portfolio for engines, launching the Sirius 3RW55 Failsafe and Sirius 3RW50. Soft starters provide protection for electric motors used in industry and infrastructure, during commissioning and shutdown. Sirius 3RW55 Failsafe are the first to have an integrated Safe Torque off (STO) function. As stated in the safety […]

Over the past decade, renewable have developed from niche technology to global industry. With environmental concerns rising to the top of global and regional agendas, the debate has shifted from “When will renewable take off?” to “How much faster will they grow?” As the cost of renewable continues to fall sharply and their growth rates soar, […]

We remind all students that the link for the EBSCO Database Search Techniques webinar: Academic journals and e-books can be obtained by sending an e-mail with the name, surname and index number to the address biblioteka@fim.rs. The webinar is of an interactive type and questions can be asked, the video will be available to all […]

The volume of European rail traffic is growing rapidly, making it ever more important that tracks, signals, and bridges are safe and reliable. The costs of infrastructure maintenance and renewal already exceed €25 billion a year across Europe, and they are rising. Despite this spending, operators are struggling to adequately maintain their assets resulting in unacceptably […]