Aleksandra Tomic

Aleksandra Tomic serves as a Researcher in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy, elected to this position on June 29, 2023. Her teaching responsibilities include Fundamentals of Automatic Control (22ZP43, ZP39) and Process Modeling and Simulation (22NHT34, 22HPI32, ZP39), reflecting her technical expertise in chemical process systems.

Her research spans Chemical Engineering with pronounced interdisciplinary extensions into Energy Systems, Sustainable Development, and Economic Policy. She maintains a strong regional focus on Serbia and the Western Balkans, addressing critical issues in resource management, energy transitions, and socio-economic development. Her methodology frequently employs multicriteria decision analysis and policy modeling to tackle complex real-world challenges.

Analysis of her publication history (2009-2021) reveals three dominant thematic clusters: renewable energy implementation for national development, forensic audit practices in corporate governance, and tourism financing models for regional growth. Her work consistently bridges engineering principles with economic policy considerations, demonstrating exceptional versatility across traditionally distinct academic domains while maintaining relevance to Serbia's developmental priorities.