The appearance of EURO Geo-Sci at the main CEEPUS site
From today you can find a brief presentation of our network, at the main CEEPUS site, within the chapter “Our
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Incoming activity to LEO: Dr. Viktor Karadi from Eötvös Lorand University Budapest, Hungary, Institute of Geology
Dr. V. Karadi gave a field course entitled: “Characteristic features of Middle and Late Triassic conodont bearing successions”. The field
Recognition to Prof. Dr. Hans-Jürgen Gawlick (Univeristy of Leoben) for his contribution to the CEEPUS network
Prof. Dr. Biljana Abolmasov, Dean of the Faculty of Mining and Geology, University of Belgrade, gave a Certificate of appreciation
Presentation of the network at XVIII Serbian Geological Congress
Network coordinator and PPU for Belgrade, Prof. Dr. Kristina Šarić, promoted the network at the XVIII Serbian Geological Congress with
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Incoming activity to BEG: Prof. Dr. Bernhard Fügenschuh from the University of Innsbruck
In 2013 Prof. Dr. Bernhard Fügenschuh visited Faculty of Mining and Geology, University of Belgrade, and gave a course: “Deformation
Incoming activity to ZAG: Dr. Ana Mladenović from Belgrade University (Serbia), Division of Geology
During May 2022 (10 – 30.05.2022), Dr. Ana Mladenović (FMG-UB) visited the University of Zagreb, Faculty of Mining, Geology and
Incoming activity to LEO: PhD student Stefan Petrović from Belgrade University (Serbia), Division of Geology
Stefan Petrovic examines fluid inclusions in the Fluid Inclusion Laboratory at Resource Mineralogy, Department of Applied Geosciences and Geophysics in
Incoming activity to IAS: Prof. Igor Duriška from Košice (Technical University in Košice, Slovakia)
From 3.5.2022 to 12.5.2022, Ing. Igor Duriška, PhD. from the Technical University of Košice attended as exchange teacher mobility through
Incoming activity to BEL: Prof. Dr. Hans-Juergen Gawlick from Montanuniversitaet in Leoben, Austria
Prof. H-J. Gawlick split his activities into several parts: he gave a course: “Siliceous sedimentary rocks – theoretical background, look
