


The Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution in Serbia (C4IR Serbia) is a platform for public-private partnership, which brings together scientists and researchers, government representatives, industries and civil society to create conditions for development, testing and enhancing new technologies for the benefit of society. The work of the Centre is focused on two priorities: biotechnology and application of artificial intelligence in health care. C4IR Serbia was founded in partnership between the Government of the Republic of Serbia and World Economic Forum, as the first such centre in the region, the third in Europe and the 16th globally.
The central point of investment by the Government of the Republic of Serbia in the field of bioeconomic development is represented by a unique multidisciplinary project - BIO4 Campus. The name BIO4 stands for four key areas: biomedicine, biotechnology, bioinformatics, and biodiversity, and as such, this campus will be the first bioeconomic hub in this…
As a continuation of the study visit of the Serbian delegation to London, in January this year, UK & EMBL experts visited Belgrade on April 26 and met with the Director of C4IR Serbia, Jelena Bojović. We started the day with an interactive workshop, where we gathered representatives of the Government of the Republic of…
Celebrating the International Girls in ICT Day, today the Office for IT and eGovernment was visited by girls from elementary school "Dušan Danilovic" from Radljevo near Ub. The visit was aimed at educating girls and bringing them closer to the numerous opportunities offered by the field of information and communication technologies (ICT). On this occasion,…
Biotechnology is transforming the health sector through innovative applications that have made practices like genetic testing, drug treatments and artificial tissue growth a reality. Their pragmatic nature and rapid advancement have proven to increase efficiency, reduce errors, and achieve a good track record in reproducing healthcare solutions. Now, the biotechnology market is forecasted to grow 8.7% between 2023…
All interested innovators have another month to apply for the StarTech program and win a grant of up to 100,000 euros, and a few more days, until April 7, to apply for the support program in the development of the application. The StarTech program is a five million dollar project of Philip Morris, implemented by…
The Institute for Molecular Genetics and Genetic Engineering (IMGGE) of the University of Belgrade is organizing a conference called Belgrade Bioinformatics Conference – BelBi2023 for the fourth time, in cooperation with other scientific institutions members of the Universities of Belgrade, Novi Sad, Kragujevac and Nis. This year, our Center also joined the organization of this…
The Government of the Republic of Serbia has established a Coordination Body for Digitalization in the Health System, whose President is Prime Minister Ana Brnabić and Vice President is Minister of Health Danica Grujičić. The document published in the „Službeni glasnik“ states that the Coordination Body will consider issues, make proposals and direct the work…
Our director Jelena Bojović today attended the launch of the third StarTech in Serbia - a program to support the digital transformation of small and med-sized enterprises, implemented by NALED with the financial support of Philip Morris International. As of today, local innovators can apply for grants of up to $100,000. The StarTech program has…