Andrej Brodnik

Andrej Brodnik is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Computer and Information Science, University of Ljubljana. He serves as Head of the Laboratory for Ubiquitous Systems and actively contributes to research and education in algorithm design, digital forensics, and network security.

• Current Research Program: ARRS project P2-0359 (Ubiquitous Computing, 2023–2027)
• International Collaboration: Coordinating ARISA (Artificial Intelligence Skills Alliance, 2022–2026)
• Recent Projects: DigForASP (Digital Forensics, 2018–2022), KATARINA (Basic Computing Knowledge, 2023–2026)

Brodnik teaches courses in Algorithms, Data Structures, Digital Forensics, and Communications Protocols. His research bridges theoretical computer science with practical applications in big data, graph optimization, and security systems. Notably, he leads a laboratory focused on developing pervasive computing solutions and contributes to national educational initiatives like ŠIPK 1 (2017) and CREA (2015–2017).