Stephen Prokopovych Timoshenko (1878-1972)
Stephen P. Tymoshenko is one of the World's most famous scientists in the field of mechanical science.
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We are celebrating 100 years of FSB. Join us!
Throughout 2019 we are celebrating the foundation of the Royal High Technical College in 1919. We hope you will regularly visit our website which will be continuously updated with new anniversary stories outlining the innovative work of our colleagues. -
FSB100 promotion materials
Promotion materials related to the FSB 100th anniversary can be found in Scriptarnica.
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FSB Racing Team, years of much more than just racing
FSB Racing Team is the first and the most successful Croatian Formula student team. Since 2004 they have designed and built 7 single seated race cars. With the new project, they are building Croatia’s first and only fully electric race car. -
FSB students won the AIAA competition
Ten aeronautical engineering graduate students from FSB won in the category usually dominated by US universities -
CRTA – Regional Center of Excellence for Robotic Technology
In the anniversary year with the help of EU support the new Regional Center of Excellence for Robotics as a reference centre for research, development and education in the field of robotics and artificial intelligence will be established at FSB. CRTA will provide superior working and educational conditions for scientists, students, engineers and medical staff, and at the same time will serve as a platform for the development, testing and improvement of new robotic solutions and engineering methods. -
Clinical trials of RONNA - Robotic Neuro-Navigation System
RONNA the robotised system for stereotactic navigation with the application of neurosurgery is developed at FSB. Currently, the fourth generation of the system is undergoing a clinical trial. In June 2018 RONNA was awarded Best Integration and Innovation Award at the 11th Hamlyn Symposium on Medical Robotics organised by Imperial College London.
In the past hundred years of education in mechanical engineering and naval architecture many people have left their mark..... students and their parents, graduate engineers and their professors, people who contributed their skills and knowledge to the development of engineering and society, people who have made a difference. Since the first students began their studies at the Royal Technical College in 1919, including the years of planning preceding the actual beginning of the first academic year, thousands of people have contributed to the formation of this prestigious higher education institution.
The present-day Faculty grew out of one hundred generations of students, numerous original research projects, designing and developing infrastructure, ships and trains, plants and machines, helping other people, volunteering in the community, founding and developing Faculty laboratories, establishing student associations and many other activities.
To mark the 100th anniversary we invite students, staff members and former students of the Faculty to send stories about individuals they believe significantly contributed to the development and success of the Faculty and the betterment of society. Tell us a story about a person, course of study, profession; a story that should not be forgotten. Take part in the FSB100 project, support your Faculty, and contribute to its 100th anniversary. How can you do that? Find more information here.
Giants of FSB100
The Giants of FSB are outstanding professors and researchers, engineers and humanists who have shared their knowledge and wisdom making beneficial impact in the community. Our Deans, Rectors and Emeriti are also here.
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Artemie Sahnazarov (1891-1973)
Artemie Sahnazarov was born in an Armenian family in 1891, he graduated in naval architecture at the St. Petersburg Polytechnic Institute in 1915.
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Ljerka Bartolić (1917-2002)
By delivering interesting lectures in a clear and cogent manner she earned the respect of students and succeeded in motivating them to attend lectures regularly
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Osman Muftić (1934–2010)
He was an excellent lecturer and educator, a remarkable colleague, mentor, and teacher
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Ivan Esih (1929-2015)
For his exceptional work he received many recognitions, honours and awards
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100 year stories
Stories about inventions and contributions of the people of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture. Achievements of our students and teachers, engineers and scientists have resulted from knowledge, curiosity and an innovative spirit. The stories will highlight the contribution and impact our people made in the past 100 years.
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APOLLO 13: „Houston... we have a problem“
Mike Vucelic (Milojko Vucelić 1930-2012) was from 1962 NASA project manager and from 1966 to 1978 one of the directors of the US Space Program Apollo
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FSB Alumni – The Scientific Director of LSST project!
Željko Ivezić is currently the Project Scientist and Deputy Director for the LSST project, whose goal is to produce a digital movie of the night sky using about 100,000,000 gigabytes of data
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Laboratory for Emissions from IC Engines
The National Reference Laboratory for Emissions from Internal Combustion Engines for Non-Road Mobile Machinery, financed from the European Structural and Investment Funds, is one of the most important and most significant projects of the FSB
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FSB students won the AIAA competition
Ten aeronautical engineering graduate students from FSB have won a competition category usually dominated by US universities.
Faces of FSB100
On the occasion of the 100th anniversary we present stories of our exceptional colleagues who have created, are creating or will create new value and knowledge. The short stories illustrate both their interests and the broadness of the field of engineering.
Events
To mark this milestone, the Faculty has launched year-round events and activities, beginning with the new website launch. A series of events are included to encourage intellectual debates on our society, engineering and our study programmes: academic events, roundtables, lectures, symposia, workshops and exhibitions. So, whether you’re a student or a current or former staff member, a stakeholder, partner or live in the local community, join us to become a 100th anniversary event organiser!
2019
November
November
HACK THE FUTURE: Engineering a Sustainable and Flourishing Society for Croatia!
The world is changing! We live in the age of access. Access to transport, access to experiences, access to products. Companies, markets, production and logistics are more globalised than ever before. At the same time,...
2019
May
May
THE FUTURE OF UNIVERSE AND THE HUMAN KIND, prof.dr.sc. Ivica Puljak
What expects the planet Earth and the Solar System in the near and long term future? What are the prospects of our galaxy and how will the Universe end?...
2019
April
April
Announcement: FSB E-Open League of Legends tournament
Online qualifications are held on March 29th and 31st, and on April 6th and 7th. After that follows the group stage, while the finals will take place on 25th and 26th May at the A hall of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture.
