Aleksandra Pavićević

Aleksandra Pavićević serves as an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Chemistry, University of Belgrade, where she contributes to both teaching and research missions. Her institutional affiliation places her within Serbia's premier scientific education institution, actively participating in academic programs spanning Bachelor through PhD levels.

Her research specialization centers on biophysical chemistry, with particular expertise in physicochemical research methodologies and model systems. This work bridges chemical analysis, physical measurement techniques, and biological applications to investigate molecular interactions in complex systems. The interdisciplinary nature of her research connects chemistry with physics and life sciences.

She utilizes the faculty's BioScope research facility for advanced experimental work, conducting laboratory activities in room 272. While specific grant details aren't provided in available materials, her position indicates active engagement in the Faculty of Chemistry's research ecosystem which supports multiple scientific projects including OFICeR and RatioCAT initiatives.

Professor Pavićević teaches specialized courses including 'Methods and Methodology of Physicochemical Research' and 'Model Systems in Biophysical Chemistry,' training students in both theoretical frameworks and practical laboratory techniques essential for modern chemical research.