Milan Jovanović-Morski was born in 1834, in the village of Jarkovac, the Banat region, Torontál county in the Kingdom of Hungary. He fi nished elementary school in Jarkovac, junior high school in Vršac and senior ...

Intellectual creativeness, awareness of truth and virtue, rise and fall of mankind, are best reflected in science and art. Therefore, contemplation about those two forms of creativeness represents a noble and responsible ...

The edition "Lives and Work of the Serbian Scientists" is of a great importance for scientists and science in general, especially for the young people who are at the very beginning to address the problems of science. Fact ...

The third volume of the edition Lives and Work of the Serbian Scientists encompasses the scientists from different sciences in a long period of time between 1836 till 1877. Their scientific ideas represent new knowledge, ...

It is well known that in science new ideas appear permanently, they rise to the surface and are in the focus of scientific interest. Many of them disappear quickly, but some last for centuries, as an incentive for further ...

Nowadays, when the number of scientific disciplines is multiplying and research procedure is becoming more complex, exploring the history of science has special importance. It has to inform researchers about the problems of ...

The implementation of the new Public Procurement Law, as well as the lack of financial resources, have led to slight delays in the preparation of the 14th volume of the edition “Life and Work of Serbian Scientists” for ...

The idea of forming a committee to study the lives and work of the scientists in Serbia and scientists of Serbian origin was mooted seven years ago. It was put into effect in 1991 after being approved by the natural, ...

Edition Lives and Work of the Serbian Scientists till now encompassed 217 Serbian scientists. It has studied the course of life and work of 72 scientists, analyzed their scientific ideas and results and disclosed their ...

Vladimir Jakšić (1824–1899) was born in Kragujevac, the capital of Serbia from 1818 to 1842. He was the son of Jakov Popović Jakšić Pancirlija (1774–1848), an Austrian offi cer who trained Serbian soldiers as a master ...