Radmila Jančić-Heinemann

Radmila Jančić-Heinemann is a Full Professor at the Department of Construction and Special Materials within the Technical Faculty of the University of Belgrade. Elected to her professorship on December 23, 2015, she maintains an active research and teaching profile with particular expertise in materials engineering. Her office is located in the large building of the Technical Faculty (TMF), room 106, where she continues to conduct her academic work.

Professor Jančić-Heinemann's research interests center on composite materials, with special focus on packaging materials, metal-carbon-ceramic composites, polymer matrix composites, and functional composite materials. Her work extensively utilizes image analysis techniques for material characterization, particularly in quantifying visual information related to material structures. She has made significant contributions to the understanding of refractory materials, optical fiber adhesives, and nanomaterial applications in environmental engineering.

Her publication record shows a consistent output of high-impact research, with recent articles focusing on photocatalytic degradation of pollutants, mechanical properties of polymer blends, and adhesive properties for optical fiber applications. The research demonstrates a clear trajectory from fundamental material characterization toward practical applications in environmental protection, optical communications, and biomedical engineering.

Professor Jančić-Heinemann has demonstrated exceptional commitment to academic mentoring, supervising numerous doctoral, master's, and undergraduate students across multiple years. Her supervision record extends to 2024, indicating her active engagement in developing the next generation of materials scientists and engineers. She teaches courses related to composite materials, packaging materials, and visual information quantification, contributing significantly to the curriculum of the Materials Engineering program.