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Aleksandar D. Lolić is a Full Professor in the Department of Analytical Chemistry at the Faculty of Chemistry, University of Belgrade, where he has served since 2003. His career progression includes Assistant Trainee (2003-2007), Assistant (2007-2014), Assistant Professor (2014-2019), Associate Professor (2019-2024), and Full Professor (2024-present). He actively contributes to academic governance as a member of the Faculty Council and enrollment committees. His educational background: Undergraduate studies in Chemical Sciences, University of Belgrade - Faculty of Chemistry (1991-1999) Master's degree in Chemical Sciences, same institution (2000-2006) Doctorate in Chemical Sciences (2008-2012) Dr. Lolić's research centers on developing electrochemical sensors and flow injection analysis methods for environmental and pharmaceutical applications. His work emphasizes pollutant detection in complex matrices, active pharmaceutical substance analysis, and biologically active compound investigation. Key methodologies include amperometric detection, modified electrodes, and advanced flow systems for sensitive quantification of contaminants. His publication trends (2021-2023) reveal concentrated efforts in environmental toxicology and pharmaceutical electroanalysis. Recent work addresses heavy metal risks in soil/water/cosmetics, ibuprofen detection via polyglycine-modified electrodes, and ascorbic acid sensing using composite materials. These studies consistently employ flow injection systems coupled with electrochemical detection for real-sample analysis. No scientific awards are documented in the available information. He participates in significant research initiatives including the active Horizon 2020 project IMPTOX (2021-2025) investigating micro/nano-plastics and environmental pollutants' impact on allergic disease risks. Previously, he contributed to a national fundamental project (2011) developing electrochemical/flow methods for environmental monitoring. His teaching portfolio includes Analytical Chemistry 2, Flow Methods in Analytical Chemistry, and Modern Instrumental Methods. He leads the Research Group for Development and Application of Analytical Sensors and Investigation of Biologically Active Compounds, focusing on electrochemical sensor innovation and flow injection system optimization within the Department of Analytical Chemistry laboratories.

• Analytical Chemistry
• Electrochemical Sensors
• Flow Injection Analysis
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Rada M. Baosic is a Full Professor at the Department of Analytical Chemistry , Faculty of Chemistry, University of Belgrade. She has held multiple academic roles including Associate Professor (2014-2022), Assistant Professor (2004-2014), and various administrative positions such as Vice-Dean for Academic Affairs and Secretary of the Serbian Chemical Society. Education : Undergraduate (1985-1992), Master's (1992-1997), and Ph.D. (1997-2004) in Chemical Sciences from University of Belgrade - Faculty of Chemistry. Research interests focus on analytical chemistry with specializations in planar chromatography , electrochemical sensors , structure-retention relationships , and antioxidant activity studies . Her work explores molecular separation mechanisms, sensor development, and chromatographic modeling. Research trends include: (1) Electrochemical sensor optimization for pharmaceutical compounds, (2) Structure-retention modeling of metal complexes, (3) Environmental applications like honey analysis and lichen biomonitoring, and (4) Cultural heritage studies using mass spectrometry. Scientific awards : 2019 Medal from Serbian Chemical Society for teaching excellence 2021 Meritorious Member award from Serbian Chemical Society 2023 Gratitude Sign for long-term contributions Administrative roles include Vice-Dean for Academic Affairs (2013-2015, 2020-2023), Head of Publishing Center Council, and numerous committee memberships. She also collaborates with Petnica Science Center and contributes to national chemistry competitions.

• Analytical Chemistry
• Planar Chromatography
• Separation Mechanisms
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Aleksandar Dj. Lolic is a Full Professor at the Department of Analytical Chemistry, Faculty of Chemistry, University of Belgrade. He holds a PhD in Chemistry from the same institution (2012), with prior master’s (2006) and undergraduate (1999) degrees. His career spans over two decades, progressing through roles including Graduate Assistant (2003–2007), Teaching Assistant (2007–2014), Assistant Professor (2014–2019), and Associate Professor (2019–2024) before attaining his current rank. He is affiliated with the Serbian Chemical Society and actively participates in faculty governance, including roles on admission committees and the Faculty Board. His research focuses on developing analytical methods for environmental and pharmaceutical applications, particularly flow-injection systems with electrochemical detection and sensors for pollutants and pharmaceutical ingredients. Notable projects include the IMPTOX initiative (2021–2025), funded by the EU’s Horizon 2020, investigating microplastics’ combined toxicity with contaminants. Earlier work includes environmental monitoring projects supported by Serbia’s Ministry of Science. His publications highlight advancements in electrochemical sensors, heavy metal analysis, and pharmaceutical residue detection in environmental samples. Collaborative efforts span institutions in Portugal, Bosnia, and Serbia. He teaches courses such as Flow Methods in Analytical Chemistry and contributes to research groups focused on biologically active compounds and analytical sensor development.

• Analytical Chemistry
• Environmental Chemistry
• Pharmaceutical Analysis
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Jelena J. Mutic is a Full Professor at the Department of Analytical Chemistry, Faculty of Chemistry, University of Belgrade. She holds a PhD in Chemistry and has been employed since 1996, progressing through roles such as Expert Associate, Research Assistant, and Teaching Assistant before attaining her current rank in 2022. Her research focuses on developing electrochemical and optical methods for environmental applications. Education: 1988-1995: Undergraduate studies in Chemistry, University of Belgrade - Faculty of Chemistry 2005: MSc in Chemistry, University of Belgrade - Faculty of Chemistry 2005-2011: PhD in Chemistry, University of Belgrade - Faculty of Chemistry Research Interests: Dr. Mutic specializes in advanced analytical techniques including flow injection analysis, voltammetry, and ICP-AES for environmental and food safety applications. Her work addresses critical issues like heavy metal detection in water, wine analysis, and pharmaceutical quality control. She actively contributes to EU-funded projects such as the Horizon 2020 initiatives IMPTOX (2021-2025) and MOBILES (2024-2027), focusing on microplastics toxicity and pollutant monitoring. Professional Roles: Member of the Committee for Quality Assurance and Improvement (2021-2024) Member of the Board of the Faculty of Chemistry (June 2023–present) Grants & Projects: She leads or participates in multiple research projects including the EU-funded Twinning project FoodEnTwin (2018) and the COST Action CA18130 (2019) as principal investigator. These projects emphasize environmental contaminant analysis and food safety through cutting-edge analytical platforms. Laboratory & Team: Based in the Department of Analytical Chemistry, Dr. Mutic collaborates with researchers in electrochemical sensors, molecular spectroscopy, and environmental monitoring. Her laboratory focuses on developing innovative analytical solutions for real-world challenges.

• Electrochemical Methods
• Optical Methods
• Environmental Chemistry
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Aleksandar Đ. Lolić serves as Full Professor in the Department of Analytical Chemistry at the University of Belgrade's Faculty of Chemistry, Serbia, where he has maintained continuous academic appointment since 2003. His career progression from Graduate Assistant to current Full Professor (achieved in 2024) reflects deep institutional integration within the Faculty's research and teaching framework. His educational credentials include: BSc in Chemistry (1991-1999) MSc in Chemistry (2000-2006) PhD in Chemistry (2008-2012) All degrees were completed at the University of Belgrade's Faculty of Chemistry, establishing his foundational expertise in analytical methodologies. Professor Lolić's research program centers on electrochemical sensor development and flow-injection analysis for environmental and pharmaceutical applications. He leads the Research group for Development and Application of Analytical Sensors and Investigation of Biologically Active Compounds, focusing on real-world problem solving through instrumental innovation. His work bridges fundamental electrochemistry with practical challenges in pollutant detection and drug analysis, emphasizing method validation for complex sample matrices. Analysis of his 11 representative publications (2001-2023) reveals an evolving research trajectory: early work concentrated on chloride/bromide determination (2001-2008), shifting toward heavy metal analysis (2007-2023), and recently expanding to pharmaceutical contaminants (2015-2023) and cosmetic safety (2023). The consistent thread is electrochemical detection within flow systems, with increasing emphasis on health risk assessment and environmental toxicology. His active research portfolio includes Horizon 2020's IMPTOX project (2021-2025) investigating micro/nano plastics combined with environmental contaminants, alongside past national funding for environmental monitoring methods (2011). He contributes significantly to academic governance as Faculty Board member (2023-present) and committee roles since 2019, while teaching advanced courses including Flow Methods in Analytical Chemistry and Modern Instrumental Methods.

• Analytical Chemistry
• Electrochemical Sensors
• Environmental Monitoring
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Dejan Lukić serves as Full Professor and Vice-Dean for Investments and Cooperation with Industry at the Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad. He has held progressively senior academic positions since joining the institution in 2000, including Director of the Department of Production Engineering (2021-2024) and Assistant Director (2018-2021). His academic journey began with undergraduate studies in Mechanical Engineering at the same faculty, followed by master's (2007) and doctoral degrees (2012) in specialized production engineering fields. His educational background includes: Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Technical Sciences (1999) Master's thesis: 'Development of a system for automated design of technological processes for manufacturing plastic injection molds' (2007) Doctoral dissertation: 'Development of a general model of technological preparation of production' (2012) Professor Lukić's research focuses on process planning, production optimization, and techno-economic analysis in manufacturing systems. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical industrial applications, particularly in virtual design, CAPP systems integration, and optimization of manufacturing processes. He has made significant contributions to the application of digital technologies in production engineering, including STEP-NC implementation, fuzzy logic for quality control, and collaborative process planning systems. His publication record demonstrates consistent advancement in manufacturing process optimization, with recent work emphasizing multi-criteria decision making, thin-walled structure machining, and digital integration of manufacturing systems. The research trajectory shows evolution from foundational work in traditional process planning toward contemporary applications involving artificial intelligence, collaborative systems, and Industry 4.0 technologies. Professor Lukić has been actively involved in academic service, participating in numerous evaluation committees, professional competitions, and serving as representative of Serbia in the Assembly of the Institute for Materials Testing. His industrial engagement includes consulting on CE/3A product marking, technical system maintenance, and implementation of application software solutions. As an educator and mentor, he has supervised more than 45 undergraduate and master's theses, completed one doctoral dissertation supervision, and currently guides three doctoral candidates. He teaches a comprehensive curriculum spanning process planning, production optimization, logistics, and technological preparation of production across all academic levels. His leadership extends to heading the Master of Professional Studies in Production Engineering program and serving on program committees for multiple scientific conferences and journals in mechanical engineering. Professor Lukić also maintains active industry collaboration through solving professional problems related to product development, manufacturing systems maintenance, and specialized training programs.

• Process planning
• Production optimization and logistics
• Techno-economic optimization
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Professor Dobrivoje Ćatić serves as a Professor at the Department for Mechanical Constructions and Mechanization within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Kragujevac , Serbia. He chairs the Machine Structures and Mechanization research group and focuses on mechanical systems reliability, automotive safety, and failure analysis. His research interests emphasize brake systems design , failure mode analysis , and regulatory compliance for vehicles and industrial machinery. Key areas include: Vehicle braking system reliability Automotive component failure prediction Material degradation under environmental stress Lean manufacturing principles in healthcare Recent publications highlight advancements in disc brake dynamics , tire wear safety , and photovoltaic system performance analysis . His work bridges theoretical reliability engineering with practical applications in transportation and manufacturing sectors. Professional contributions include: Development of FMEA/FMECA methodologies EU regulatory compliance for agricultural machinery Acoustic noise reduction in disc brakes Thermal stress analysis of polymers Professor Ćatić collaborates with industry partners on projects addressing mechanical system dependability and safety standards, contributing to safer vehicle and industrial equipment designs.

• Machine Structures and Mechanization
• Vehicle Safety Systems
• Reliability Engineering
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Dragan Ćetenović is an Associate Professor at the Department of Electrical Power Engineering within the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Čačak , University of Kragujevac . He was promoted to Associate Professor in July 2024 and has been working on advanced algorithms for power system state estimation since his postdoctoral training at the University of Manchester (2019-2021). PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering (2019), University of Kragujevac Master's in Electrical Power Engineering (2013), University of Kragujevac Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering (2011), University of Kragujevac His research focuses on dynamic state estimation , Kalman filter optimization , and multi-energy network integration with 16+ SCI journal publications. Key article themes include resilient grid planning, anomaly detection, and cyber-physical energy systems. He has received the Aleksandar Avramović Award and recognition for best young researcher papers. Co-investigator on EPSRC-funded Supergen Energy Networks Hub (2018) and MC² projects Project contributor for "Analysis of the TITAN Kosjerić Industrial Network" (2024) Active participant in international conferences (SGSMA, IEEE PES GM, CIRED)

• Electrical Power Engineering
• Smart Grids
• Renewable Energy Integration
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Rada M. Baošić is a Full Professor in the Department of Analytical Chemistry at the Faculty of Chemistry, University of Belgrade, where she has served since 1992, progressing from Expert associate to her current rank achieved in 2022. She concurrently holds leadership roles including Vice Dean of Academic Affairs (2020-2023) and active participation in the Serbian Chemical Society as former Vice President (2016-2021) and Secretary (2008-2016). Her academic credentials include: Undergraduate studies in Chemistry at University of Belgrade - Faculty of Chemistry (1985-1992) Master of Science in Chemistry at University of Belgrade - Faculty of Chemistry (1992-1997) PhD in Chemistry at University of Belgrade - Faculty of Chemistry (1997-2004) Her research centers on advanced analytical methodologies with emphasis on planar chromatography mechanisms, retention-structure-activity relationships, and electrochemical behavior of biologically active compounds. She pioneers sensor and biosensor development for pharmaceutical and environmental applications, particularly focusing on antioxidant activity assessment and chromatographic separation optimization. Her work bridges theoretical modeling with practical analytical solutions across diverse matrices. Analysis of her 15 most recent publications (2013-2020) reveals consistent focus on electrochemical detection systems for pharmaceuticals, chromatographic behavior of metal complexes, and applications in food/environmental analysis. Key trends include sensor development for heavy metals and drugs, TLC retention modeling of Schiff bases, and cultural heritage analysis using mass spectrometry, demonstrating interdisciplinary impact from drug design to ecological monitoring. No scientific awards were documented in the source material. She mentors graduate students in analytical chemistry while leading national research projects funded by Serbia's Ministry of Science (projects 172002 and 172017). Her administrative duties include committee leadership for academic quality improvement, MSc/PhD studies, and publishing center oversight. She teaches core courses including Analytical Chemistry 2, Selected Methods of Instrumental Analysis, and Modern Instrumental Methods. She directs the Research group for Development and Application of Analytical Sensors and Investigation of Biologically Active Compounds, driving innovation in electrochemical biosensors and chromatographic techniques for complex biological and environmental samples.

• Analytical Chemistry
• Planar Chromatography
• Mechanisms of Chromatographic Separation
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