Petar Jovanovic

Petar Jovanovic is a Research Fellow in the Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering at Monash University, Faculty of Engineering. His research is focused on advanced materials for sustainable energy and environmental applications, particularly in energy storage and nanofluidic systems.

His research interests span Materials Science, Energy Storage, Nanofluidics, and Sustainable Engineering, with a strong emphasis on graphene-based membranes and lithium-sulfur battery technologies. His work addresses critical challenges in ion selectivity, polysulfide shuttling, and environmental remediation, contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to clean water and affordable, clean energy.

The recent publication trends indicate a consistent focus on functional nanomaterials for energy and environmental applications. Key themes include biomimetic regulation of battery chemistry, polymer-based control of phase transitions, and energy-efficient ion transport in 2D nanochannels. These works are published in high-impact journals such as Nature Communications, ACS Nano, and Advanced Energy Materials, reflecting strong interdisciplinary collaboration and scientific impact.

His research has been widely recognized, with publications picked up by over 50 news outlets globally, blogged about, shared on social media platforms like X and Reddit, and accessed by hundreds of readers on Mendeley, indicating significant scientific visibility and public engagement.

Dr. Jovanovic is part of a prominent research network led by Prof. Mainak Majumder, focusing on next-generation materials for real-world applications. Though no formal students or grants are listed, his collaborative work suggests active participation in large-scale, team-based research projects with implications for future sustainable technologies.