Miloš Blagojević

Miloš Blagojević serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Anatomy at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. His academic profile centers on comparative anatomical studies across diverse animal species, with particular focus on vascular morphology and histological characterization.

His research interests prominently feature Veterinary Anatomy, Comparative Anatomy, and Histology, with extensive publications examining anatomical structures in species ranging from domestic livestock to exotic mammals. Key research areas include vascularization patterns in specialized organs, skeletal morphology for forensic species identification, and histomorphometric analysis of muscle tissues.

Recent publication trends (2013-2018) reveal concentrated investigation into rodent vascular systems (ground squirrel renal and pulmonary vasculature), hippopotamus skull morphology, and equine lipid metabolism during exercise. His work demonstrates consistent methodology combining macroscopic anatomical examination with histological techniques across diverse taxa.

Professor Blagojević teaches core veterinary anatomy courses including Comparative Anatomy of Domestic Animals, Comparative Anatomy of Experimental Animals, Topographic Anatomy, and General Anatomy. His instructional responsibilities cover both theoretical and practical components of anatomical education at the veterinary faculty.

His collaborative research network includes consistent partnerships with colleagues at the University of Belgrade's Veterinary Faculty, particularly with researchers specializing in histology, zoology, and clinical veterinary medicine. Publications frequently feature multi-author contributions reflecting team-based anatomical investigations.