Milena Radnovic

Milena Radnovic is an Associate Professor at the University of Sydney, affiliated with the Faculty of Science. She holds a PhD in Mathematics (2003, University of Belgrade) and serves as an Associate Research Professor at the Mathematical Institute SANU in Serbia, currently on leave. Her work bridges Geometry of Integrable Dynamical Systems, with a focus on mathematical billiards, algebraic curves, and Painlevé equations.

• Education: PhD in Mathematics (University of Belgrade, 2003)

Her research explores the interplay between Integrable Systems and Algebraic Geometry, particularly elliptical billiards, confocal quadrics, and extremal polynomials. Recent work spans higher-dimensional billiards, pseudo-Euclidean spaces, and arithmetic dynamics. Publications highlight collaborations with Vladimir Dragovic, Nalini Joshi, and others, emphasizing periodic trajectories and topological invariants.

Her 15 most recent articles (2025–2019) reveal trends in Integrable Billiards, Elliptical Dynamics, and Painlevé Asymptotics. Notably, she co-authored works on Yang-Baxter equations, quantum billiards, and relativistic quadrics. Despite no listed awards, her Australian Research Council (ARC) grants underscore institutional recognition. She supervises PhD student Harry HIATT and collaborates internationally, including institutions in Israel, Italy, Senegal, and the U.S.