Emilian Mohora

Emilian Mohora is a faculty member at Singidunum University in Serbia, specializing in environmental engineering with focus on water treatment technologies. Born on December 26, 1968 in Kovin, Serbia, he has established himself as an expert in electrocoagulation processes for water purification, particularly arsenic removal from groundwater.

Education:

• Doctoral studies (2010-2013): University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Sciences (PMF)
• Master's studies (2000-2002): University of Novi Sad, Technical Faculty
• Basic studies (1988-1994): University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Sciences (PMF)

Research Interests:

Dr. Mohora's research primarily focuses on environmental engineering applications in water treatment, with particular emphasis on electrocoagulation technologies for removing contaminants from groundwater. His work encompasses the development of continuous flow systems for arsenic removal, treatment of water rich in natural organic matter, and sustainable water management practices. His expertise spans from fundamental research in electrocoagulation mechanisms to practical applications in environmental remediation.

Publication Trends:

His research output demonstrates a clear trajectory from foundational physics and materials science work in 2003-2004 to specialized environmental engineering applications from 2012-2018. The majority of his recent publications focus on electrocoagulation processes for arsenic removal and natural organic matter treatment, indicating his primary research concentration in water treatment technologies and environmental remediation.

Books and Guidelines:

• Co-author of "Code of Serbian Good Agriculture Practice" (2008) - UNDP/GEF project resource book
• Author of "Landfill Methane recovery small scale CDM projects in Macedonia" (2007) - Guidelines for Project Idea Note preparation
• Co-author of "Guidebook for reduction of nutrients in surface waters" (2006) - UNDP/GEF - CEBI initiative

Contact Information:

Email: emohora@singidunum.ac.rs