IBU podcast

In this episode, find out how 3D printing and artificial intelligence enable the creation of personalized implants and models that make surgeries safer and medical education more advanced.

In the new episode of the IBU podcast, we hosted Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zerina Hadžić, with whom we explore a concept called “slow dentistry”—a philosophy that, through periodontology and a humanistic approach, demonstrates that slower, more thoughtful work does not reduce productivity, but instead radically improves the quality of treatment.

In the eighth episode of the third season, we hosted Dr. Sci. Riad Hajdarević, a scientist who guides us through the complex world of artificial intelligence (AI). While AI is transforming the way we treat diseases and make decisions, it simultaneously raises profound ethical and social questions.

In this inspiring episode of the IBU student podcast, we speak with Feđa Štukan – actor, pilot, author, activist and a true polymath of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s creative scene, best known for his raw autobiography Blank. From writing by chance to creating multimedia performances and music videos, Feđa reflects on creativity, freedom and a life defined by resilience and uncompromising authenticity.

This IBU podcast explores the intersection of art and artificial intelligence through the Academy of Sciences and Arts lecture titled, The Machine That Dreams Sarajevo, delivered by artist Lamija Hasanefendic, known as Mia Fendi. Voted among the top 115 digital artists of her generation, Mia is an internationally recognised AI conceptual artist whose work spans institutions from the Art Institute of Chicago to the Oculus at the World Trade Center, with a forthcoming commission for the World Economic Forum in Davos.

In the new episode of the Akta Talk podcast, we present the inspiring story of Lejla Mujan, a long-standing activist and outspoken advocate for inclusion who has tirelessly worked for years to improve the position of persons with disabilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and who, through her roles as an administrative employee at Head Start, coordinator of the Inclusive Tourism Forum of Sarajevo Canton, and president of the assemblies of the organisations Ruka podrške and Radost života, has become a recognisable face of civic-sector engagement and an example of how a personal struggle grows into a social mission, guiding us through her beginnings, speaking of the challenges in education—sometimes obvious, sometimes hidden yet always present—and emphasising that her motivation has always been the same: the pursuit of equality, encapsulated in her belief that “inclusion means equality”, a principle that runs through the entire episode as the backbone of both her activism and professional journey.

In the latest IBU podcast episode, we host HR expert Miralem Masić, who reveals how network analysis uncovers hidden connections shaping organisations, economies, and everyday decisions.