Mavro Lučić

Mavro Lučić is a Researcher affiliated with the Laboratory for Inorganic Environmental Geochemistry and Chemodynamics of Nanoparticles at the Ruđer Bošković Institute. His work focuses on environmental geochemistry, trace element dynamics, and distinguishing anthropogenic from geogenic contamination sources in aquatic systems.

• Education: Master's degree from the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Science (2011).

His research explores sediment pollution, trace metal(loid) distribution, and environmental isotopic signatures using chemometric methods and multiparametric approaches. Key areas include the Adriatic Sea, Sava River, and Croatian olive oil provenance.

Recent publications highlight trends in multi-element contamination, rare earth element geochemistry, and microbial indicators of marine health. He applies statistical modeling and elemental partitioning studies to assess environmental risks.

Mavro Lučić is a member of the Croatian Statistical Association and the Society for Environmental Geochemistry and Health, reflecting his methodological and applied focus.