Tajron Jurić

Tajron Jurić is a researcher at the Ruđer Bošković Institute, leading the Quantum Gravity Group within the Division of Theoretical Physics. His work focuses on quantum gravity, noncommutative geometry, and black hole thermodynamics, with collaborations across Croatia, India, and France.

• PhD in Physics (2014), Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb
• Master’s in Physics (2011), Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb

His research explores the intersection of quantum mechanics and gravity, particularly through:

• Noncommutative spacetime models (κ-Minkowski)
• Quantum gravity phenomenology via black hole entropy and quasinormal modes
• Nonlinear electromagnetic fields in curved spacetime
• Self-adjointness in quantum observables
• Structural implications of noncommutative geometries

The 15 most recent publications reveal a consistent emphasis on quantum gravity effects, entropy quantization, and nonlinear field dynamics, with methodological roots in noncommutative geometry and κ-deformed algebras.

He actively contributes to:

• Developing noncommutative black hole models
• Investigating quantum spacetime perturbations
• Elucidating thermodynamic properties of modified black holes
• Advancing mathematical frameworks for quantum gravity