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A new study ranks humans highly on the list of monogamous species, placing us above chimpanzees and gorillas, but below some rodents. Humans are monogamous in 66 percent of cases, which is surprisingl...
The Council for Higher Education and Scientific Research in North Macedonia will have a new composition with a four-year mandate. This team is expected to work on improving the quality of higher educa...
The beginning of the second phase of works on the building of technical faculties in Podgorica was marked at the Rectorate of the University of Montenegro (UCG). This infrastructural project, worth mo...
The year 2025 marks a turning point in space exploration, as an engineer, a wheelchair user, became the first person with a disability to fly into space. This event is not only a technological feat, b...
The Ministry of Education and Science of North Macedonia offers monetary awards to students and teachers who have won first place in national competitions. The application deadline is the end of Decem...
The increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) raises questions about its impact on our cognitive abilities. Some experts fear that relying on AI to perform tasks may lead to a reduction in mental...
The Earth, as we know, has two north poles – the geographic and the magnetic. The geographic north pole is a fixed point, while the magnetic pole, which compasses rely on, is variable. This difference...
The promotion of graduates and masters of the University of Sarajevo (UNSA) was held yesterday in Sarajevo's Zetra hall. The speech of Josipa Bošnjak, a master's graduate who was declared the best stu...
Today, with the winter solstice, at 4:03 PM Central European Time, the calendar winter officially begins. Meteorologists are predicting predominantly dry weather with cloud cover and no significant pr...
Scientists have recently recorded the presence of a potentially deadly virus in Arctic waters, raising serious concerns about the health of marine mammals. The virus is linked to cases of mass whale a...
Professor Pamela Habibović, born in Bosnia and Herzegovina, is building a successful career in the Netherlands, where she has been the rector of Maastricht University since 2022. In an interview for K...
The Minister of Education, Science, and Innovation, Anđela Jakšić-Stojanović, together with the director of the Institute for Textbooks and Teaching Aids, Aleksandra Hajduković, presented the director...