The Faculty of
Technology was founded in 1959 as the first higher education
institution in Tuzla and first Faculty of Sarajevo University
located outside Sarajevo. Based in a region with a long
tradition in chemical industry, the Faculty has offered
education in the framework of the existing basic industry
units, allowing its students to keep pace with contemporary
trends in development of technological solutions and
processes. The results of such approach has been a number
of scientific and specialized papers, reports, studies
and projects to which the teaching staff of the Faculty
made significant contribution. More than 700 papers,
studies, projects, monographs, and articles written
by professors and teaching assistants of the Faculty
of Technology have been published in national and foreign
journals. The Faculty has a long tradition in research
activities ranging from basic to applied research.
The teaching staff expertise
lies in the following research areas:
- Solving process problems in
chemical and food industry plants
- Process of biofuel production
(biodiesel, biogas)
- Research, development and
implementation of processes of clean production
- Possibilities of producing
biofuel from (natural and lab-grown) algae
- Chemical and thermal recycling
of polymer materials (glucose, hydrolysis, incineration)
- Research and development on
biomass energy use processes
- Solid waste management
- Research on heavy metals presence
and content in water, soil and food
- New food products (grains,
fruit, vegetables, milk and meat-based food) research
and development
- Carbohydrates research and
development (grains, flour, bread, pasta, chocolate,
cookies, candy)
- New technological processes
in chemical and food industry
- New processes in environmental
protection
- Research on aerobic composting
processes in reactor and non-reactor systems, effects
of various factors on process speed, modeling, simulation
and optimization
- Analysis, synthesis and design
in technological processes
- Process integration
- Optimizing water and energy
consumption in chemical and food industry processes
Research activities are carried out through
implementation of projects supported by:
- Doctoral dissertations and
masters’ theses research carried out as a part of
doctoral and masters’ studies
- Research and development projects
supported by the relevant business sectors (chemical
and food industry)
- Research and development projects
supported by the Federal Ministry of Education Science
and Culture (FMONK) Fund for Science
- Research and development projects
supported by the Cantonal Ministry of Education Science,
Culture and Sport (MONKS TK) Fund for Science
- Research and development projects
supported by non-governmental organizations (WUS,
Soros)
- Research and development projects
supported by EU funds (EUREKA, FP -7, TEMPUS, IPA...)
- Research and development projects
supported by European governments, resulting from
bilateral cooperation in the field of science (Slovenia,
Holland, Switzerland, Austria, USA, Germany)
Results of research activities are published
in relevant indexed journals (CC, SCI indexes) (Biosystems
Engineering, Process Safety and Environmental Protection,
International Journal of Chemical Reactor Engineering,
Biodegradation, TTEM, Chemical Engineering Journal,
AIChE Journal, Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., Acta alimentaria...),
other relevant journals (Agriculturae Conspectus Scientificus-ACS,
Technologica Acta, Kemija u industriji/Chemistry in
Industry, Hemijska industrija/Chemical Industry, Mljekarstvo/Dairy
Industry...), referent conferences and congresses, doctoral
dissertations (75 ) and masters’ theses (155).
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