Ivica Smolić

Ivica Smolić is an Associate Professor at the Institute for Theoretical Physics of Particles and Fields within the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics at the University of Zagreb. He completed his graduation in 2004 and earned his Ph.D. in 2010. His primary research focuses on theoretical physics with specialization in quantum gravity, black hole physics, noncommutative geometry, and nonlinear electrodynamics. He teaches courses including Classical Electrodynamics, Differential Geometry in Physics, and Topology in Physics at both graduate and doctoral levels.

Smolić's research explores the intersection of gravity and quantum theory through black hole thermodynamics, spacetime symmetries, and quantum spacetime phenomenology. His recent work examines noncommutative geometry's implications for gravitational waves and singularity resolution. Educational aspects of electrodynamics also feature in his research portfolio.

Analysis of his publications reveals consistent focus on quantum corrections to general relativity, particularly regarding black hole properties and electromagnetic field behavior in curved spacetime. Major themes include singularity resolution, symmetry inheritance, and pedagogical challenges in relativistic electrodynamics.

No scientific awards or prizes are documented. No information is available regarding student advising, research grants, laboratory leadership, or collaborative teams.