Miloš Petrović

Miloš Petrović is an Associate Professor at the Department of General Technical Sciences, Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy, University of Belgrade. His primary expertise lies in Electrical Engineering, with teaching responsibilities spanning courses such as Technical Physics, Modern Measurements in Technology, and Electrical Engineering with Electronics. He was elected to this position on November 14, 2022, and maintains an active academic role with no indication of part-time status.

His research focuses on interdisciplinary areas including:

• Materials Science: Nanocomposites (MXene, polymer blends), biomaterials for dentistry, and sustainable materials.
• Electronics & Measurement: Electrochemical synthesis, supercapacitors, and digital monitoring systems.
• Applied Physics: Technical physics, materials processing for optoelectronics, and intelligent systems.

Recent publications (2024-2025) emphasize nanocomposite innovation, particularly in dental polymers, energy storage electrodes, and 3D-printed biomedical scaffolds, with recurring themes of MXene functionalization and mechanical/thermal property enhancement.

He mentors graduate and undergraduate students, advising projects such as:

• Digital monitoring systems for water treatment (Nina Marković, 2024).
• Electrochemical synthesis of polyaniline electrodes (Jelena Gojgić, 2021).
• Radon exhalation studies (Marko Drašler, 2020).

No scientific awards, grants, or laboratory affiliations are documented in available sources.