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Nebojša B. Raičević is a Full Professor at the Department of Theoretical Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Electronics, University of Niš, Serbia. He has been a central figure in advancing computational methods in electromagnetics and high-voltage engineering. His academic journey at the same institution spans from undergraduate studies to full professorship, reflecting deep institutional and technical commitment.
Education:
- PhD in Theoretical Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Electronics, University of Niš (2010)
- Master's in Theoretical Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Electronics, University of Niš (1998)
- Bachelor's in Theoretical Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Electronics, University of Niš (1989)
His research focuses on electromagnetic field computation, particularly through the development and application of the Hybrid Boundary Element Method (HBEM). His work spans electrostatic, magnetostatic, and transient phenomena, with applications in high-voltage systems, cable terminations, magnetic bearings, and environmental shielding. He has pioneered methods for electric field optimization and developed novel cable accessories with reduced dielectric stress.
The recent publications highlight a consistent trend in numerical modeling, field simulation, and optimization of electromagnetic devices. The works span from theoretical formulations to practical engineering solutions, often involving multi-layered media and complex geometries. Keywords across the articles include computational electromagnetics, high-voltage engineering, and power systems, with subfields such as skin effect, touch/step voltages, and magnetic force modeling indicating a strong focus on safety and efficiency in power infrastructure.
Scientific Awards:
- Best Paper Award at international conferences (2 times)
Nebojša Raičević has mentored two PhD students and served on committees for over 18 doctoral defenses, in addition to numerous master’s and diploma theses. He has participated in nine domestic and five international research projects, leading two of them. He is an active reviewer for major SCI/SCIE journals and has served as a guest editor for Electronics (MDPI). His administrative roles include Chair of the IEEE EMC Chapter for Serbia and Montenegro, head of department, and member of university councils.
He has conducted eleven research visits abroad and attended three scientific courses, demonstrating international engagement. His lab and team activities are centered around computational electromagnetics and high-voltage systems, with strong collaboration across the Faculty of Electronics and international partners.
