Nebojsa Jasnic

Nebojsa Jasnic serves as an Associate Professor at the Department of Comparative Physiology and Ecophysiology within the Faculty of Biology, University of Belgrade, a position he has held since 2016. Previously, he advanced through academic ranks at the same institution: Assistant Professor (2011-2016), Assistant (2008-2011), and Assistant-trainee (2004-2008). His office is located at the Institute of Physiology and Biochemistry 'Ivan Đaja', Office 68, Studentski trg 3, Belgrade.

His academic credentials include:

• Doctoral studies (2007-2011) in Animal and Human Physiology with specialization in Physiology of Stress and Adaptation at the University of Belgrade's Faculty of Biology
• Undergraduate degree (1997-2004) in Biology with major in Animal Physiology from the same faculty
• High School education (1993-1997) in natural sciences and mathematics at 'Radivoj Kašanin' in Beli Manastir

Dr. Jasnic's research focuses on neuroendocrine stress response mechanisms, examining how organisms physiologically adapt to environmental and physiological stressors. His work bridges fundamental physiology with clinical applications in stress-related pathologies, emphasizing hormonal regulation and neural control systems. This research contributes to broader understanding of homeostasis maintenance under adverse conditions across animal and human models.

He maintains active affiliation with the Institute of Physiology and Biochemistry 'Ivan Đaja', where he conducts laboratory research and supervises academic activities within the University of Belgrade's biological sciences framework.