معرفی
Mirsad Trobradović is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, where he conducts research and teaches in the broad domain of mechanical and automotive engineering. His office is located in room 523, and he welcomes consultations every working day by appointment.
Education & Academic Standing:
While the page does not detail his prior degrees, his current academic rank of docent (equivalent to Associate Professor) and the title doc. dr. indicate completion of a doctoral degree and fulfilment of all requirements for tenure-track advancement at the University of Sarajevo.
Research Interests:
Trobradović’s work centres on automotive engineering, electric mobility, additive manufacturing, polymer materials, 3D scanning technologies, and finite element analysis. He explores how electrification of transport affects national energy demands, investigates durability and failure mechanisms of 3D-printed polymer gears, and integrates advanced scanning techniques into furniture manufacturing processes. Additional interests include the biomechanical performance of medical fixation devices, emission reduction in diesel engines, and the mathematical modelling of dynamic systems.
Publication Trends:
Across more than 15 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters since 2005, Trobradović demonstrates a clear trajectory from foundational vehicle dynamics and alternative fuels toward cutting-edge topics such as electric-vehicle energy regeneration, 3D-printed component reliability, and digital transformation of manufacturing. His most recent 2025 contributions focus on quantifying the electrical-energy impact of vehicle electrification in Bosnia and Herzegovina and on assessing service life of additively manufactured polymer gears.
Scientific Awards:
No specific awards or distinctions are listed on the University of Sarajevo page.
Advising & Projects:
Although individual student names are not disclosed, Trobradović collaborates extensively with colleagues such as Adis Muminović, Nedim Pervan, and Vahidin Hadžiabdić, indicating active supervision of graduate researchers and participation in multi-institutional projects. Detailed project listings are absent, yet the breadth of co-authored works suggests ongoing grant activity.
Laboratory & Teams:
He carries out his investigations within the research environment of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, leveraging laboratories for automotive testing, additive manufacturing, and computer-aided engineering simulation.
