معرفی
Dr. Marina Nonić is an Associate Professor at the University of Belgrade's Faculty of Forestry, specializing in Forest Genetics, Plant Breeding, and Conservation of Forest Genetic Resources. She holds a PhD in Biotechnical Sciences and has been affiliated with the Faculty since 2010. Her roles include teaching at undergraduate, master's, and doctoral levels, as well as leading research projects and conservation initiatives.
Education:
- Bachelor's: University of Belgrade - Faculty of Forestry (2003–2008)
- Doctorate: University of Belgrade - Faculty of Forestry (2009–2016), defending a thesis on improving beech cultivar production via grafting
Research Interests:
- Genetic diversity and conservation of forest tree species (e.g., beech, oak, ash)
- Plant breeding for ornamental and ecological resilience
- Ecological genetics and climate change adaptation
- Seed science, nursery production, and afforestation strategies
Key Achievements:
- Published over 90 scientific papers and authored/co-authored books on forest genetics and conservation
- Coordinator of national and international projects (e.g., EU-funded SUPERB and Fem4Forest)
- Recipient of grants for research mobility in Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, and Italy
- Editor of international journals and reviewer for SCI-listed publications
Labs and Teams: Deputy Head of the Biotechnology Laboratory and Secretary of the Seed Science Department at the Faculty of Forestry. Active in conservation initiatives in Serbia's protected areas like National Park Kopaonik and Košutnjak Forest.
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