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Professor Damir Šekulja is affiliated with the University of Rijeka, specializing in professional studies related to apiculture and honeybee health. He teaches courses such as Fundamentals of Beekeeping, Mediterranean Livestock Breeding, and Cattle Breeding. His research focuses on honeybee epidemiology, Varroa mite management, and Apis mellifera carnica genetics. Key areas include disease transmission dynamics, queen mating success, and sustainable pest control methods.
Research interests span beekeeping practices, hive epidemiology, and environmental impacts on bee colonies. His work examines social behavior in disease spread, chemical treatments for mites, and genetic diversity preservation in queen breeding programs. Recent studies emphasize diagnostic methods for parasitic infestations and contamination analysis in honey products.
Prof. Šekulja's publications (2008–2019) investigate varroa treatment efficacy, queen bee vitality, and island mating station optimization. While no scientific awards are explicitly mentioned, his extensive peer-reviewed output highlights significant contributions to apicultural science. Advising and grants details are not provided in available texts.
