معرفی
Hrvoje Buljan is a Full Professor in the Theoretical Physics Department at the Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb. He has been employed at the institution since 1998, holding roles such as Vice-Dean for Science (2016–2018) and Chairman of the Department (2014–2016). His research focuses on nonlinear photonics, topological states of light, synthetic gauge fields, quantum gases, and plasmonics in graphene. He has authored over 100 publications in leading journals like Nature Physics, Physical Review Letters, and Light: Science & Applications.
Education & Academic Path:
- Bachelor's Degree in Physics (1997)
- PhD in Physics (2002)
- Postdoctoral Fellow at Technion, Israel (2002–2004)
Research Interests:
Buljan’s work spans topological photonics, nonlinear optical phenomena, quantum many-body systems, and the design of synthetic magnetic fields in both atomic and photonic systems. His recent contributions include studies on topological bound states in the continuum, vortex dynamics, and plasmonic effects in graphene.
Professional Activities:
- Visiting Professorships at Nankai University (2019) and MIT (2018–2019)
- Leadership in projects like ZGal and VLA-COSMOS teams
- Teaching responsibilities in advanced physics courses (e.g., Classical Electrodynamics, Atomic-Molecular Physics)
Labs & Collaborations:
Engaged with research groups such as the LTSMFL and ALICE laboratories, focusing on experimental and theoretical collaborations in photonics and quantum physics.
