The first in a series of guest lectures by doctoral candidates from International Balkan University in Skopje was held at the University of Novi Pazar, organized by the Department of Economic and Computational Sciences.

The first lecture was delivered by Dr. Suad Nesimi on the topic of "Distributed Computing for Autonomous Systems," in which he discussed the importance of autonomous automotive systems as a vital segment of future technological development.

During the presentation, Dr. Nesimi highlighted the reasons why these systems are developing fastest in the United States and China, while their implementation in Europe has not yet reached its full potential. The lecture, which was delivered in English, attracted great interest from students.

The cycle of guest lectures will continue in the coming days, when doctoral candidates Bilgin Demir and Elzana Dupljak will present topics in the field of applying artificial intelligence in healthcare and medicine.