BHFF alumni Dino Burić and his team secured 1st place at the BIP EUC Startup Competition with Atlas, an AI-powered tool that improves posture through real-time feedback.

Lejla Nezirović, BHFF Alumna, and her team introduced Mindly, a health-tech solution for dementia care, and ranked among the Top 10 startups at the Cyprus Startup Academy.

BHFF Alumna Emina Očuz presented her research on newly synthesized ruthenium complexes at the 6th International Congress of Chemists and Chemical Engineers, highlighting their potential in future cancer and infection treatments.

BHFF alumni Dino Burić presented his research on an AI-powered cardiac monitoring system at the IEEE SpliTech Conference, contributing to discussions on practical applications of artificial intelligence in modern healthcare.

Through the BH Futures Foundation mentorship program, an inspiring academic event was brought to life at the University of Sarajevo. Organized by senior scholar Ilma Hodžić, the lecture featured mentor Mirza Čardaklija, who shared insights on game theory and behavioral economics, connecting global expertise with local future leaders.

BHFF Senior Scholar Sajra Mušanović moderated a panel at the Faculty of Economics in Mostar, discussing the stories behind successful brands, contemporary marketing trends, and the career paths of young professionals.

BHFF Alumni Dino Burić moderated a panel at the FIT Coding Challenge, discussing what IT companies look for in interns, the role of skills and experience, and the challenges students face entering the job market.

BHFF Senior Scholar Sara presented her research on upcycling lemon peel waste for seed priming at the PrimSeedPower Conference in Sarajevo, highlighting both its agricultural benefits and potential environmental risks.

BHFF Junior Scholar Hana Ćatić won 3rd place at a CTF hackathon, where she applied cybersecurity skills through real-world challenges including vulnerability analysis and ethical hacking techniques.

BHFF Junior Scholars Tea Tešnjak, Lamija Mehić, and Elma Gusić represented the Mobile Makerspace team at Maker Faire Sarajevo 2026, engaging young audiences through hands-on STEM demonstrations and innovation.

BHFF Junior Scholar Ema Brljak presented her research at the Medical Student Symposium at the 17th Days of BHAAAS, engaging in discussions on healthcare challenges and the future of medical ed

BHFF Junior Scholar Imad Buljić presented two research papers at the 17th Days of BHAAAS, addressing applications of AI in natural disaster prediction and machine learning-driven system optimization.

BHFF Junior Scholar Adna Čičko presented her research at the 17th Days of BHAAAS, showcasing “Study Buddy,” an NLP-based system for automatic quiz generation designed to support active learning and exam preparation.

At the 17th Days of BHAAAS, Junior Scholar Lamija [Last Name] presented research on how students at technical faculties in Bosnia and Herzegovina use generative AI tools, highlighting both opportunities and challenges in modern education.