- Welcome to the Memorial Room dedicated to the renowned scientist from Negotin, Đorđe Stanojević, whose monument also graces the main square in Negotin
- The Memorial Room of Đorđe Stanojević was opened on April 7, 1992. It houses numerous photographs and documents that vividly illustrate the life and work of Đorđe Stanojević – the man who illuminated Serbia by introducing the first electric lighting in Belgrade and constructing the first hydroelectric power plants in the country
- Stanojević is among the most prominent Serbian scientists and researchers, a physicist, Serbia’s first astrophysicist, a professor at the Great School, and a professor and rector at the University of Belgrade
- Many scientific achievements were introduced to Serbia thanks to him: he brought the first X-ray machine, installed the first radiotelegraph station, introduced the first refrigeration devices, and captured the first color photograph in Serbia
- He published over a hundred scientific and technical papers promoting science and technology, particularly in physics, astronomy, and electrical engineering
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