When the United Nations declared the International Decade of Sciences for Sustainable Development (2024–2033), Serbia was one of the initiating countries behind that resolution. This week, at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, the first Global Conference of the Decade brought that commitment into action and BIO4 Campus was in

A BIO4 Campus delegation traveled to FAO Headquarters in Rome on June 16 to present Serbia's bioeconomy ecosystem and the BIO4 model at a meeting of the FAO Group of Friends on Bioeconomy for Sustainable Food and Agriculture. Nenad Paunović represented BIO4 Campus, presenting the Campus's development as

International Coordination Lead at BIO4 Campus, Ivana Vukašinović, attended the EIC Summit 2026, one of Europe's leading gatherings dedicated to deep tech innovation, entrepreneurship, and scaling breakthrough technologies. The summit brought together innovators, investors, corporations, policymakers, and research organizations to discuss the future of Europe's innovation ecosystem,

BIO4 Campus hosted the inaugural BIO4AI Hackathon at the Metropol Palace Hotel on June 9 and 10, as part of the Belgrade Bioinformatics Conference BelBi 2026. The event was built around a question central to where the field is heading: how can bioinformatics and AI be most effectively

BIO4 Campus AI (Life Sciences) Lead Stefan Milosevic spoke on the opening panel of the Belgrade Bioinformatics Conference, BelBi 2026, on one of the field's most contested questions: Human Digital Twins: Are We Ready? His answer reframed the question. A faithful virtual replica of an entire patient is

A BIO4 Campus representative joined a Serbian delegation on a study visit to Denmark from June 1–3, aimed at exploring the institutions, partnerships, and governance models that have helped establish one of Europe's most advanced life science ecosystems. The program included meetings with the Danish Life Science Cluster,

BIO4 Campus attended the first Circular Migration Forum for South East Europe, CM Forum 2026, held on May 14, 2026 at Ložionica, Center for Creative Industries in Belgrade. The Forum brought together regional and international experts, institutions, diaspora organizations, alumni networks, business representatives, and local development actors to

Connecting European expertise with local ecosystem actors The program brought together European IP Helpdesk representatives and local innovation ecosystem experts, including Bruna Paušić, Gabrijela Radić, and Tamara Čolić Milosavljević, European IP Helpdesk Ambassador and representative of the University of Belgrade. Sessions explored the practical use of intellectual property

BIO4 Campus attended Swiss Biotech Day 2026 in Basel, where discussions covered areas directly relevant to what BIO4 is building: AI-driven drug discovery, liquid biopsy applications in oncology, lab automation and virtual simulation, clinical R&D infrastructure, and cross-border partnerships connecting Europe with Asian markets. The startup pitches showcased

At the ChemInno 2026 conference in Belgrade on May 5, a BIO4 Campus representative took part as a panelist in the opening session, highlighting the importance of stronger connections between science, technology, and industry. The discussion emphasized the role of integrated innovation ecosystems in advancing life sciences —