Thanks to the support of the Croatian Ministry of Science and Education, the University of Split granted 10 projects of the SEA-EU research collaborations that obtained the highest rate from the expert jury. The aim of this call was to gather scientists and researchers of the SEA-EU alliance and help them initiate collaboration and establish bases for new joint competitive projects. All projects were rated by the three members of the expert jury, at least one of them was an international expert from the SEA-EU alliance. Three main components of the project application were measured: Excellence, Relevance and Impact.
According to the Call for proposals for funding collaborative research and innovation are, best rated projects are:
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Name of the applicant
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Title of the project
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SEA-EU Partner University
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Prof. Snježana Knezić
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Coastal Multi-hazard Vulnerability of Structures & Infrastructure
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University of Malta
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Prof. Damir Sekulić
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Scholastic factors and physical activity levels in adolescents; prospective analysis during COVID-19 pandemic period
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University of Cadiz,
University of Malta
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Joško Božić, associate professor
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Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on work content satisfaction,
psychophysiological distress and sense of control and cohesiveness among public health
workers involved in pandemic control
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University of Cadiz
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Anamarija Jurčev Savičević, associate professor
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Impact of COVID-19 illness on professional soccer players
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University of Malta
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Sandra Sterle
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Photography and film production in the European port towns and territories. Bodies, Images, Territories. Getting to know each other’s environments through art
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University of Western Brittany
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Prof. Nataša Zenić - Sekulić
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Predictors of physical activity in adolescence; prospective study of specific correlates
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University of Gdansk
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Prof. Nikša Alfirević
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Social Science Research Policies and Evaluation in Poland and Croatia
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University of Gdansk
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Tea Katunarić
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Exploration of underwater cultural heritage using new technologies and digital tools
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University of Malta
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Prof. Ivan Slapničar
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Solution to the Maxmin Problem max ||Ax|| Subject to ||Bx|| <= 1 over Quaternion Algebra
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University of Cadiz
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Prof. Dinko Vukadinović
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Energy-Stored quasi-Z-Source Inverters for MVDC Grids” (ES-qZSI-MVDC)
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University of Cadiz
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