Workplace and Process Safety in Next Generation Europe - Teaching for Learning (Safety4EU)  

Journal Article 1

Effects of Heat Flux and Ignition Type on the Combustion of Live Pinus nigra Branches
Journal Article 2

Overwieew Of Common Methods For Fire Testing
Conference Article 1

Kinetic Modeling Of Oak Wood Thermal Degradation Using The Distributed Activation Energy Model (Daem)
Conference Article 2

Flammability Assessment Of Acoustic Insulation Materials Using Mass Loss Calorimetry
Conference Article 3

Indoor And Outdoor Air Quality: Analysis Of Suspended Particles In Residential Spaces In Bor, Serbia
Conference Article 4

Bridging The Gap Between Theory And Practice In Process Safety Engineering: Simulation-Based Learning For Thermal Runaway Reactions
Conference Article 5

Experimental Study Of Fire Hazards From Small-Scale Methane Fires

25.09.2025. 
Safety4EU Dissemination 
at the SEMSIE 2025 Conference in Sokobanja

As part of the International Conference “Man and Working Environment” – SEMSIE 2025 Conference, held on September 25–26, Prof. Milan Protić presented key activities and results of the Safety4EU project. 
The presentation placed particular emphasis on the application of virtual laboratories based on dynamic process simulation software for simulating and testing different process safety scenarios. Through practical examples, participants were introduced to the ways in which virtual labs contribute to modernizing education, professional training, and preparedness for critical safety events in process industries. 
A dedicated session within the conference focused on several important aspects of the Safety4EU project, including an overview of the project objectives and its main pillars, the growing role of IT technologies in workplace and process safety, and the integration of digital tools such as Python, Maple, and AVEVA Process Simulation into academic curricula. The session also included a demonstration of virtual laboratories implemented through the AVEVA software suite. 
The conference provided an important opportunity for the exchange of knowledge and experiences with experts and researchers in the fields of occupational and process safety, while also contributing to the wider dissemination and visibility of the Safety4EU project community. 

15.11.2024. 
Safety4EU Project Presented 
at International Conference in Niš, Serbia

The Safety4EU project was presented during the project session of an international conference held on 14–15 November in Niš, Serbia. Prof. Milan Gocić presented the project, highlighting its objectives, activities, and key results achieved within the framework of improving safety education and training in higher education institutions. 
The presentation contributed to the dissemination of project outcomes and strengthened collaboration and visibility of Safety4EU at the international level.

14.03.2024. 
Roundtable at the University of Niš

Roundtable on Workplace and Process Safety Trends at the University of Niš 
The University of Niš hosted a roundtable titled “State and Trends in Workplace and Process Safety in the EU and Pathways for Their Implementation in Serbia” on 14 March 2024. 
During the event, Prof. Milan Protić presented the Safety4EU project, outlining its objectives, structure, and role in advancing education in workplace and process safety across Europe. The discussion highlighted the importance of aligning national practices with evolving EU safety regulations to ensure compliance and enhance worker protection. 

Disclaimer

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.

Safety4EU Module coordinator
Dr Milan Protic, assoc. professor 
Head of the Fire protection lab
https://www.znrfak.ni.ac.rs/fpl/

Faculty of Occupational Safety 
University of Nis, Serbia 

email: 
safety4eu@gmail.com 
milan.protic@znrfak.ni.ac.rs

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