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Oliver MomčilovićView profile

Professor

• Management
• Engineering Management
• Decision Support Systems
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Oliver Momčilović serves as Full Professor and Vice-Dean for Teaching at the University of Economics Academy in Novi Sad, Faculty of Applied Management, Economics and Finance in Belgrade. His academic career spans multiple Serbian institutions including UNION Nikola Tesla University and Megatrend University, with visiting professorships at Romanian and Croatian institutions. Education: Doctorate in Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management, University of Kragujevac (2015) Doctorate in Management and Business, University of Economics Academy in Novi Sad (2008) Master's in Development Management, University of Novi Sad (2003) Specialization in Development Management, University of Novi Sad (2000) Bachelor's in Development Management, University of Novi Sad (1998) Professor Momčilović's research bridges management science with engineering applications, focusing on decision support systems, sustainability in business operations, and organizational change. His work demonstrates particular strength in applying mathematical models like DEMATEL and rough set theory to real-world management problems across energy, manufacturing, and educational sectors. Recent publications show increasing emphasis on sustainable business practices and digital transformation. His publication analysis reveals strong interdisciplinary connections between engineering management and business strategy, with consistent contributions to both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. The research trajectory shows evolving focus from technical management systems toward broader sustainability considerations and human resource dimensions in business excellence. Project Leadership: Principal investigator in EU-funded cross-border cooperation projects between Serbia and Romania Coordinator of USAID-funded municipal development projects in Žabari municipality Researcher in Ministry of Education-funded projects on water resource management and IT applications Participant in aircraft design management projects with international universities Professor Momčilović maintains active engagement with international academic networks through Lehigh University's Iacocca Institute and European training programs, while leading institutional initiatives in teaching innovation and professional development at his home faculty.

Simon LiljeströmView profile

Research Fellow

• Music Psychology
• Dental Epidemiology
• Medical Statistics
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Simon Liljeström serves as a Postdoctoral Fellow, Statistician, and Education Manager at the Center for Clinical Research, Västmanland, operating under the Uppsala University academic umbrella through regional healthcare collaboration. His dual role bridges statistical methodology development with clinical education management in central Sweden. Research spans two distinct phases: early career (2008-2016) focused on music psychology examining emotional reactions, aesthetic judgment, and performance expression through idiographic modeling and experience sampling; recent work (2019-2024) pivoted to dental epidemiology and public health using Swedish national registries for caries identification, dementia prediction from midlife blood pressure, and CPR training efficacy. Methodological expertise includes advanced statistical modeling of longitudinal data and large-scale population studies. Publication trends reveal a strategic shift from cognitive music science to clinical registry epidemiology, maintaining rigorous quantitative approaches while adapting to new healthcare domains. Recent dental studies leverage the SKaPa national registry for life-course caries analysis, demonstrating methodological continuity despite thematic evolution. No scientific awards were documented in the source materials. Student advising and research grant activities are not referenced in available information, suggesting primary focus on independent research and educational management. Work occurs within the Center for Clinical Research, Västmanland framework without specific laboratory designation, indicating integration into regional healthcare research infrastructure rather than isolated lab-based work.