Letter from Tadija Pejović to the Director of the Mathematical institute regarding his appointment as Institutes' member. Letter includes the list of his scientific papers. Belgrade, June 14, 1946 (2 pages).
This is an interview with Dr Tatjana Davidović regarding her education, academic tenure at the University of Belgrade, and scientific contributions to Computer Science. Watch the video (In Serbian).
The meeting dedicated to the honorary member of the Serbian Academy of Nonlinear Sciences (SANN), Prof. Dr. Katica (Stevanović) Hedrih, marked her 80th birthday and 57 years of scientific work. In addition to Prof. Hedrih, the event featured a speech by academician of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU) and SANN, Prof. Dr. Miloš Kojić. One of Prof. Hedrih’s closest collaborators, Prof. Dr. Julijana Simonović, Head of the Department of Mechanics, delivered a lecture titled Exploring the Fascinating World of Nonlinear Dynamics. Watch the video (In Serbian).
This is an interview with Professor Vera Vujčić regarding her education, academic tenure at the Faculty of Organizational Sciences and University of Belgrade, and scientific contributions to Computer Science. Watch the video (In Serbian).
This collection is vital to the ongoing research on computing histories and memories in the South-Eastern European region. It highlights the stories and memories of women pioneers who have significantly shaped regional computing innovations, infrastructures, and cultures. These women were instrumental in advancing computer science and creative computing in former Yugoslavia and the post-Yugoslav space. The collection, which features interviews with women from different generations—including researchers, programmers, inventors, teachers, and entrepreneurs—aims to enhance comparative, cross-cultural, and interdisciplinary studies of the socio-cultural contexts surrounding technological development in Yugoslavia and its aftermath. This collection was inspired by the COST action CA21141 "Grassroots of Digital Europe: from Historic to Contemporary Cultures of Creative Computing (GRADE)" (2022–2026).
The collection includes the material created by the Library of the Mathematical Institute, such as documents on the purchase or exchange of books and journals.
Contributors: Scanning: Marija Šegan-Radonjić, Скенирала: Марија Шеган-Радоњић
