Phd Milana Ilić Mićunović
Scientific Committee Chair
Phd Željko Santoši
Organizing Committee Chair
Abstract submission
September 1st, 2026
Full paper submission
November 1st, 2026
ETIKUM conference
December 3rd, 2026 START
International Scientific Conference ETIKUM 2026 will traditionally be held for the fifteenth time from December 3rd to 5th, 2026.
At the time it was conceived, in 2006, the conference was designed as an informative-educational and scientific-professional conference. Over the years, through the development of interdisciplinary cooperation, ETIKUM conference has developed into a scientific hub with continuous improvements in the dissemination of scientific results.
The main goal of this year's ETIKUM 2026 conference is to bring together researchers, scientists and experts from universities, companies and institutions with the aim of providing a unique platform for the exchange of scientific results, as well as ideas from the fields of mechanical engineering, biomedical engineering, environmental protection and occupational safety.
Since 2016, the best paper award of a young researcher has been introduced. The Scientific committee of ETIKUM conference awards the best paper of a young researcher with Prof. dr. Janko Hodolič award.
We cordially invite you to submit your papers and that with your presence and through successful cooperation we can all contribute to the further success of ETIKUM 2026 scientific conference through the dissemination of scientific results.
Participation on the ETIKUM conference is free of charge.
We look forward to seeing you in Novi Sad!
Best regards
Organizing Committee of ETIKUM 2026 conference
The building of the Faculty of Technical Sciences (FTS) at the University of Novi Sad represents one of the most recognizable symbols of the university campus and the city's modern development. Located in the heart of the campus at Dositej Obradović Square 6, this monumental structure blends post-war architectural tradition with contemporary technological needs. The main, older part of the building is characterized by clean lines, a functional layout, and spacious halls that have witnessed the succession of generations of future engineers for decades. As a central hub of technical education in the region, the complex has been thoughtfully expanded over the years to successfully keep pace with the rapid increase in student numbers and the opening of new research laboratories.
Novi Sad is located on the European highway direction E-75 that connects the central with the southern and eastern part of the continent,
and only fifty kilometres from it passes another road direction, E-70, that connects the western and eastern Europe.
Parking is free of charge on the University campus.
Distance from some bigger cities:
It takes only 60 minutes of drive to get to the International Airport “Nikola Tesla” (Belgrade) via which Novi Sad and Serbia are connected with al bigger cities of Europe and the world by direct airway lines.
More than 100 transport agents operate from the main Novi Sad Bus Station and there are around 1,500 departures and arrivals of buses in local, inter-city and international passengers’ transport on a daily basis. City line number 4 takes you directly from the bus station to the university.