Mirjana Tešić

Mirjana Tešić is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Landscape Engineering within the Faculty of Forestry at the University of Belgrade. She has been affiliated with the institution since 2007, progressing from student demonstrator to her current position. Her academic journey includes a PhD in Landscape Architecture and Horticulture (2021), a Master's in Landscape Engineering (2010), and an undergraduate degree in Forestry (2007), all completed at the University of Belgrade with exceptional academic performance.

Her research focuses on:

• Urban soil characteristics and heavy metal pollution
• Microclimate modification through roadside green spaces
• Impact of urbanization on land and vegetation
• Functional analysis of urban tree systems
• Reclamation techniques for damaged landscapes

She teaches undergraduate courses in Pedology, Urban Ecology, and Green Area Management, and graduate courses in Land Reclamation and Urban Greenery Technology.

Her publications demonstrate a consistent focus on urban ecology, with recent work emphasizing:

• Heavy metal distribution in Belgrade's urban soils
• Microclimate regulation through vegetation
• Assessment of urban tree functionality
• Sustainable management of green infrastructure

She has participated in over 10 thesis defense committees and has authored/co-authored 42 publications, though no specific awards or grants are mentioned in the provided materials.