Aleksandar Tomović

Aleksandar Tomović is a Researcher at the Institute for Multidisciplinary Research, University of Belgrade, specializing in transport properties of nano-systems and small molecules. He holds a PhD in Physics from the Faculty of Physics, University of Belgrade.

• Education: Doctor of Physics (2015), University of Belgrade
• Research Focus: Nanotechnology, transport properties, and optical behavior of thin films

Tomović's research explores the intersection of nanotechnology and condensed matter physics, particularly in graphene-based nanostructures and organic thin films. His work addresses applications in DNA sequencing and organic electronics, leveraging techniques like density functional theory and spectroscopy. Recent publications highlight his contributions to nanogap devices, carbon nanotubes, and UV-induced film stabilization.

He has participated in projects such as the FP7 Nano Tools for Ultra Fast DNA Sequencing and national grants like OI 171033 and III 41028, focusing on nanomaterials and environmental risk factors. His technical expertise spans Raman spectroscopy, atomic force microscopy, and computational modeling.

Current affiliations include the Department of Plant, Soil and Nano Systems, where he applies nanotechnology to multidisciplinary challenges. His skills in Python programming and thin film deposition enable innovative approaches to material analysis and device design.