Diana Mance

Diana Mance is a Professor at the University of Rijeka, affiliated with the School of Medicine and serving as Chair of the Department of Medical Physics and Biophysics. She teaches advanced courses in Research Methodology with Basics of Biostatistics and Econometrics at the postgraduate specialist level (MBA). Her work integrates physics, statistics, and environmental science through stable isotope analysis, karst hydrology, and climate change indicators.

• Hydrology and Isotope Analysis
• Biostatistics and Data Modeling
• Environmental Physics
• Medical Physics Applications

Her research on karst systems and coastal aquifers has been published in interdisciplinary journals, focusing on groundwater dynamics, pollution tracing, and sustainable resource management. She has contributed to the development of Croatia's environmental physics academic programs and pioneered isotope-based diagnostic methods in medical research.

Diana Mance leads the Stable Isotopes Laboratory at the University of Rijeka, fostering collaborations in multidisciplinary studies of vulnerable karst systems. Her work bridges environmental science with health data, examining socioeconomic determinants of medical conditions and pharmacoeconomic models for public health interventions.