Scientific Conference "Advanced Materials for Biomedical Application" Held as Part of the AntibacHip Project

On Friday, July 31, 2026, the international scientific conference "Advanced Materials for Biomedical Application" was held at the Catholic University of Croatia in the "Blessed Alojzije Card. Stepinac" Hall. Organized within the framework of the AntibacHip project, the conference gathered numerous scientists and experts in the fields of biomedical materials and engineering.The plenary section…

Program of the International Scientific Conference "Advanced Materials for Biomedical Applications"

On Friday, July 31, 2026, starting at 11:00 AM in the "Bl. Alojzije Card. Stepinac" Hall at CUC, the presentation of the project results for "AntibacHip" will be held.  Document Prrogram THG 2907_final.pdf

International Scientific Conference "Advanced Materials for Biomedical Applications"

On Friday, July 31, 2026, the presentation of the project results for "AntibacHip - Development of an Innovative Antibacterial Material for Hip Endoprosthesis" will be held.

Dr. Zrinka Pešorda Vardić participates in the Leeds International Medieval Congress 2026

As part of the activities of the Croatian Science Foundation project The Formation of the Territorial State in Late Medieval Croatia, Dalmatia and Slavonia: Socio-Political and Administrative Transformations (CroDaSTrans, IP-2025-02-4345), Dr. Zrinka Pešorda Vardić participated in the International Medieval Congress (IMC) in Leeds, the largest annual conference for medieval studies in Europe.…

Archival research in Bologna as part of the CroDaSTrans project

As part of the research activities of the Croatian Science Foundation project The Formation of the Territorial State in Late Medieval Croatia, Dalmatia and Slavonia: Socio-Political and Administrative Transformations (CroDaSTrans, IP-2025-02-4345), conducted at the Catholic University of Croatia, a new archival research visit has been carried out.From July 6 to 8, 2026, project team member Dr.…

New research visit in Italy

As part of the research activities of the Croatian Science Foundation project The Formation of the Territorial State in Late Medieval Croatia, Dalmatia and Slavonia: Socio-Political and Administrative Transformations (CroDaSTrans, IP-2025-02-4345), conducted at the Catholic University of Croatia, a new archival research visit was carried out at Italian institutions.From June 22 to July 1, 2026,…

Professor Ivan Majnarić delivers lecture at the County Professional Council in Osijek

On June 29, 2026, the third meeting of the County Professional Council for Secondary School History Teachers of Osijek-Baranja County was held in Osijek. As part of the professional programme, Professor Ivan Majnarić, PhD, delivered a lecture entitled “Changing Everything by Changing Nothing: The Croatian Nobility and the Formation of the Late Medieval Kingdom of Croatia.”The lecture also formed…

Participation in the international conference Small Worlds, Big Worlds: Medieval Mediterranean Perspectives in Lisbon

From June 22 to 25, 2026, the Ninth International Conference of the Society for the Medieval Mediterranean, entitled Small Worlds, Big Worlds: Medieval Mediterranean Perspectives, was held in Lisbon. The conference was organized by the Institute for Medieval Studies (Instituto de Estudos Medievais – IEM) at NOVA University Lisbon, bringing together medievalists to explore the medieval…

Participation in the international workshop The Sale of Governance in Pre-Modern Europe and the Mediterranean (1100–1600) in Vienna

From June 18 to 20, 2026, the international workshop The Sale of Governance in Pre-Modern Europe and the Mediterranean (1100–1600) was held in Vienna, organized by the University of Vienna’s Institute of Austrian Historical Research. The workshop brought together researchers from across pre-modern Europe and the Mediterranean to explore the market for governance in its broadest geographical and…

Roundtable Discussion: “Between the Lines: Late Medieval Notarial Records as a (Un)Reliable Reflection of Reality”

What actually lies behind the dry and strictly formulated language of medieval notarial records? Can historians fully trust these documents, or are they merely carefully constructed and partially obscured reflections of past reality?These challenging and thought-provoking questions formed the basis of the roundtable discussion “Between the Lines: Late Medieval Notarial Records as a (Un)Reliable…