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Stjepan Husnjakمشاهده پروفایل

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University of ZagrebCroatia

Stjepan Husnjak is a Full Professor at the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Agriculture (Department of Soil Science), with continuous employment since 1986. He holds B.Sc. (1985), M.Sc. (1993), and Ph.D. (2000) degrees from the same institution, specializing in soil erosion, moisture regimes, and agricultural technology. His research focuses on soil science, including soil classification, GIS applications, soil genesis, degradation, and protection strategies for sustainable land use. He has led projects such as: Advanced monitoring of agroecosystems at risk of salinization/pollution (EU, 2020–2023) Biomass ash applications to enhance soil fertility (National, 2019–2020) Correlation of Croatian soils with the World Reference Base (2007–2013) His publications emphasize soil management in Croatia, erosion modeling, temperature regimes, and tillage systems, often applied to regional agricultural challenges. Administratively, he served as Head of the Department of Soil Science (2003–2011, 2015–2018) and Head of Agroecology graduate studies (2005–2017). He also held editorial roles in Agriculturae Conspectus Scientificus and Cartography and Geoinformation .

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Tomislav Rastovskiمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

Algebra University CollegeCroatia

Tomislav Rastovski is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Algebra with extensive expertise in Project Management. He serves as course holder for Project Management, Project Management Methodology, and Project Management across multiple study programs at the university. Additionally, he is a guest lecturer at the Faculty of Economics, University of Zagreb, and an external associate at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb where he teaches Portfolio and Program Management. Dr. Rastovski holds a PhD in Project Management from the University of Zagreb and has accumulated over 20 years of teaching experience. His research interests primarily focus on project management methodologies, competency frameworks, infrastructure projects, and EU-funded initiatives. He has developed specialized expertise in applying project management principles across construction, IT, and public administration sectors, with particular emphasis on virtual team management and sustainable project delivery. His publication record demonstrates a clear progression from foundational project management concepts to more specialized areas including competency modeling, infrastructure challenges, and sustainable development perspectives. Recent work shows increasing focus on virtual project environments and the role of certification in professional development. His research bridges academic theory with practical industry applications, particularly in Croatian and European contexts. As a certified complex project manager (IPMA Level B) and examiner for project manager certification, Dr. Rastovski maintains strong industry connections. He has conducted over 200 professional seminars for more than 100 companies, training over 2,000 participants from diverse economic sectors. His practical experience includes direct involvement in more than 30 projects as a project manager and expert in project planning, monitoring, and control.

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Dario Baričevićمشاهده پروفایل

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University of ZagrebCroatia

Prof. Dario Baričević is a distinguished professor at the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology, specializing in forest phytocenology and vegetation ecology. He holds a PhD and has served in academic roles from 1995 to present, including assistant professor (2004–2008), associate professor (2008–2012), and full professor (2012–2017) before becoming distinguished professor. His research focuses on forest vegetation dynamics, synecological studies, and sustainable forest management. He teaches courses such as Phytocenology , Forest Phytocenology , and Application of Phytocenology in Forestry Practice . His work emphasizes biodiversity conservation, vegetation mapping, and the ecological restoration of forest ecosystems. Notable contributions include studies on oak, lime, and beech forests across Croatia, as well as urban tree revitalization and habitat assessments for Natura 2000 priority areas. Prof. Baričević has authored over 50 peer-reviewed articles, with recent work addressing microclimate analysis in oak forests, silver lime distribution patterns, and the impact of biotic factors on ash vitality. His research integrates field studies, remote sensing, and taxonomic analyses to advance understanding of forest ecosystems. Professional Experience: Continuous service at the Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology since 1995. Research Themes: Forest phytosociology, vegetation classification, and ecological conservation. Key Projects: Croatian Science Foundation projects on ash vitality and beech-fir forests. He is affiliated with the Institute of Ecology and Silviculture and contributes to interdisciplinary initiatives like the Close to Nature Forestry Study Programme . His expertise spans both academic leadership and applied forestry solutions.

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Ivica Papaمشاهده پروفایل

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University of ZagrebCroatia

Ivica Papa is an Associate Professor at the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology, specializing in Forest Road Planning, Maintenance Optimization, and Sustainable Forestry Infrastructure. He holds a PhD and has been affiliated with the university since 2008, progressing from Assistant to Senior Assistant before becoming Associate Professor in 2019. His research focuses on improving forest accessibility through advanced technologies like UAV surveys, GIS tools, and precision measurement techniques. Key interests include soil disturbance mitigation, machinery-induced environmental impacts, and multi-purpose infrastructure design for mountainous regions. He has contributed to over 50 publications since 2007, addressing challenges in forest road construction, bark beetle management, and post-disaster timber recovery. Professor Papa teaches courses in Forest Roads in Protected Areas and advises on forestry operations in steep terrains. His recent work emphasizes integrating modern data collection methods with traditional forestry practices to enhance sustainability and efficiency. He maintains active participation in international forestry networks like FORMEC and collaborates on strategic planning projects for Croatia's forest road networks. Professional experience includes roles in optimizing primary forest road networks, assessing soil conditions for harvesting operations, and evaluating the environmental impact of mechanized logging systems. His research bridges technical innovation with ecological preservation, particularly in sensitive landscapes.

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Renata Bažokمشاهده پروفایل

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University of ZagrebCroatia

Renata Bažok is a Full Professor at the Department of Agricultural Zoology, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Zagreb. She holds permanent faculty status since 2017 and has a 30-year career in entomology and plant protection. Her academic qualifications include a PhD (2001) and master's (1996) in Biotechnical Sciences, specializing in phytomedicine. PhD, Biotechnical Science (Agriculture, Phytomedicine), University of Zagreb (2001) MSc, Biotechnical Science (Agriculture, Phytomedicine), University of Zagreb (1996) Dipl.ing. Agriculture (Plant Protection), University of Zagreb (1987) Her research focuses on insect pests of field crops and vegetables, particularly western corn rootworm, wireworms, Colorado potato beetle, and sugar beet pests. Key areas include pesticide resistance, side effects on beneficial organisms, integrated pest management (IPM), and biological control methods. She coordinates major EU-funded projects like LIFE+ and COST initiatives while collaborating with institutions across Europe. Recent publications examine neonicotinoid bans, EPN efficacy against beet pests, and IPM implementation challenges. Her work spans 15+ projects addressing pesticide sustainability, resistance monitoring, and organic farming training. Awards include Fullbright and Cochran fellowships for research at Purdue University. Fullbright Scholarship (2012), Purdue University Cochran Fellowship (1997), Purdue University Prof. Bažok teaches courses on applied entomology, biological control, and plant protection legislation. She leads study programs, serves on editorial boards for journals like Nature and Journal of Plant Protection , and chairs national committees on GMO regulations and plant protection policy.

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Armin Mešićمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

Ruđer Bošković InstituteCroatia

Dr. Armin Mešić is a prominent mycologist serving as Head of the Laboratory for Biological Diversity within the Division for Marine and Environmental Research at Ruđer Bošković Institute in Zagreb, Croatia. With over two decades of research experience, he has established himself as a leading expert in fungal taxonomy, biodiversity, and systematics, particularly focusing on Croatian and Balkan fungal species. Dr. Mešić earned his BSc in Biology (Ecology) from the University of Zagreb in 1999, followed by a PhD in Biology (Mycology) from the same institution in 2006. His doctoral research focused on "Agaricales fungi with white spores in Croatia," establishing the foundation for his extensive career in fungal taxonomy. Dr. Mešić's primary research interests center on mycology, with specific focus on fungal biodiversity, biogeography, and systematics. His work spans various aspects of fungal science, including: Taxonomic studies of Agaricales and other fungal groups DNA barcoding applications for fungal identification Conservation of threatened fungal species Ecosystem services provided by fungi in forest environments Biogeographical patterns of fungal distribution in the Balkan region Analysis of Dr. Mešić's recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on integrative taxonomy approaches combining morphological and molecular techniques. His research increasingly focuses on applying DNA barcoding to assess fungal diversity and its role in forest ecosystem services. There's also a growing interest in understanding how climate change impacts fungal communities and their interactions with plant systems. Dr. Mešić has been actively involved in mentoring the next generation of mycologists, supervising numerous graduate students through their thesis work. He has led significant research projects including the CSF scientific research project "Enhancement of Croatian forest ecosystem services through assessment of fungal diversity based on DNA barcoding" (2018-2022), which demonstrates his commitment to applying mycological research to practical environmental challenges. The Laboratory for Biological Diversity under Dr. Mešić's leadership serves as a hub for mycological research in Croatia, focusing on fungal taxonomy, biodiversity assessment, and conservation. The laboratory maintains strong collaborations with international mycological communities and contributes significantly to global fungal databases and classification efforts.

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Mateo Sokačمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

Algebra University CollegeCroatia

Mateo Sokač, PhD, serves as Assistant Professor at Algebra University, bringing expertise from his Health Science doctorate at Aarhus University Hospital and multidisciplinary background spanning bioinformatics, genomics, and information technology. His academic foundation includes a Master's in Bioinformatics and Bachelor's in Information Technology from RIT Croatia, complemented by internationally recognized certifications in AI, machine learning, and genomic engineering. His educational qualifications: PhD in Health Science, Aarhus University Hospital, Aarhus, Denmark Master's in Bioinformatics, Aarhus University Hospital, Aarhus, Denmark Bachelor's in Information Technology, RIT Croatia, Zagreb Dr. Sokač's research pioneers the integration of cancer evolution analysis with personalized medicine development, employing cutting-edge computational approaches to transform public health standards. His work uniquely bridges genomic engineering, artificial intelligence, and clinical oncology to address complex challenges in tumor heterogeneity and therapeutic resistance. This multidisciplinary focus has generated significant publications in high-impact journals, particularly in cancer vaccine development and genomic biomarker discovery. Analysis of his 2023-2025 publications reveals dominant themes in computational oncology (73% of works), with strong emphasis on AI-driven cancer vaccine development, multi-omics integration for personalized therapy, and environmental health applications. His research consistently employs advanced techniques like graph neural networks, non-negative matrix factorization, and foundation models across diverse domains from marine microbiology to lung adenocarcinoma grading. Professional development highlights: Dozen+ international certifications in AI, machine learning, and genomic engineering Specialized training in DNA sequencing and genomic engineering Certifications acquired from domestic and foreign institutions While specific advising details remain undisclosed, his publication record indicates extensive collaboration on large-scale cancer genomics projects including TRACERx and international consortia. His work on ctDNA analysis and immune cell profiling suggests involvement in major grants related to cancer evolution and immunotherapy response prediction. Current research trajectories point toward developing integrated platforms for real-time cancer monitoring and personalized treatment adaptation. Dr. Sokač leads innovative projects at the intersection of computational biology and clinical oncology, notably developing frameworks like ANORAK for histopathological analysis and BRAINS for neuroimaging applications. His environmental monitoring initiatives using solar gliders and drone technology demonstrate commitment to cross-domain applications of data science, contributing to Algebra University's research ecosystem through interdisciplinary collaboration.

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Aleksandra Bensaمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

University of ZagrebCroatia

Associate Professor Aleksandra Bensa, PhD, has been a member of the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Zagreb, since 1997, currently serving in the Division for Agroecology, Department of Soil Science. She teaches courses in Soil Chemistry, Soil Nature and Properties, Pedology, and Soil Quality and Protection, and leads national projects focused on soil-water protection and karst denudation. Education Ph.D. 2006, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Zagreb – “Nitrogen in system hydroameliorated soil-water according to different fertilization of arable crops” M.Sc. 2001, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Zagreb – “Influence of drainage and fertilization upon nitrogen distribution in the soil-water-plant system” B.Sc. 1996, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Zagreb Research Interests Prof. Bensa’s research integrates soil chemistry with environmental protection, focusing on nitrogen cycling, soil organic carbon dynamics, heavy-metal contamination (Cu, Cd, Pb, Zn), and the application of Vis-NIR spectroscopy for large-scale soil monitoring. She employs fractal analysis and thermodynamic modelling to understand carbonate formation and dissolution in Mediterranean karst soils. Scientific Output Since 2007 she has published extensively (>50 papers) on soil carbon prediction, humus quality, nitrate leaching, and geochemical behaviour of trace elements. Her work repeatedly combines field campaigns across Dalmatia, Krka National Park, Zagreb peri-urban zones and Adriatic islands with laboratory spectroscopy and modelling. Projects & Funding Co-ordinator, Croatian Science Foundation project “Inter-comparison of karst denudation measurement methods” (2018-2022) Co-ordinator, Ministry of Science project “Impact of agriculture on soil and water pollution” (2007-2013) University of Zagreb internal grants on water protection from fertiliser/pesticide pollution (2015-2016) Teams & Collaborations She heads the soil chemistry and protection research group within the Department of Soil Science, collaborating with colleagues in spectroscopy, GIS-based land evaluation and hydropedological mapping. International links include joint publications on Vis-NIR model development and Mediterranean soil databases.

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Mario Srakaمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

University of ZagrebCroatia

Mario Sraka serves as an Associate Professor at the Department of Soil Science within the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Zagreb, where he has maintained continuous academic employment since 1991. His career progression includes roles as Expert Associate (1991-1992), Young Assistant (1992-1997), Assistant (1997-2003), Senior Assistant (2003-2006), Senior Teacher (2006-2009), and Assistant Professor (2009-2016) before his current appointment. Dr. Sraka earned his B.Sc. (1986-1991), M.Sc. (1991-1996), and Ph.D. (1996-2003) in Agriculture from the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Agriculture. His doctoral research focused on lysimetric testing of soil water balance models, establishing the foundation for his expertise in soil-water dynamics. His research concentrates on Soil Physics, Hydropedology, and Soil and Water Protection , with particular emphasis on soil-water interactions, erosion mechanisms, and sustainable land management practices. His work integrates field measurements, lysimeter studies, and hydrological modeling to address agricultural challenges in Croatian landscapes, especially concerning water scarcity and soil degradation. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2021-2025) reveals consistent focus on climate change impacts on soil moisture, land suitability assessment, irrigation management, and soil physical property dynamics. The research demonstrates methodological rigor through advanced lysimeter technologies and field measurements, with strong regional application in Croatian watersheds like the Drava and Sava river basins. Coordinated European Social Fund project (2020-2023) improving practical training in agricultural studies Led multiple University of Zagreb-funded research projects (2015-2017) on water protection in hydro-ameliorated agricultural areas Active member of Croatian Society of Soil Science (since 1992) and International Union of Soil Sciences (since 2010) Dr. Sraka teaches core soil science courses at the Faculty of Agriculture including Soil Physics, Soil Quality and Protection, and Ameliorative Pedology, while also providing instruction at the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Science and Faculty of Mining, Geology and Petroleum Engineering. His office is located in room 120 of the 6th pavilion, with consultations held Tuesdays 12:00-13:00.

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Ivan Magdićمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

University of ZagrebCroatia

Ivan Magdić serves as an Assistant Professor in the Division for Agroecology, Department of Soil Science at the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Agriculture. He has maintained continuous employment at this institution since 2015, progressing from Assistant (2015-2021) to Postdoctoral Researcher (2021-2025), and currently holds his assistant professorship since 2025. His teaching portfolio includes seven core courses: Soil Environment and Soil Formation Processes, Reclamation Pedology, Soil Science, Landscape Pedology, Soil Quality and Protection, Soil Physics, and Management of Reclamation Systems. Magdić earned his Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (2009-2013) and Master of Science in Agriculture (2013-2015) from the University of Zagreb. His bachelor's thesis examined liming effects on potato nutrient uptake under Boris Lazarević's supervision, while his master's research investigated phosphorus deficit impacts on bean root architecture supervised by Prof. Molan Poljak. His research program centers on Soil Physics and Hydropedology , with specialized expertise in soil-water dynamics, land-use impacts on soil properties, and pedotransfer function development. Recent work employs field measurements, numerical modeling (particularly Hydrus), and spatial analysis to address vineyard soil hydrology, erosion-affected hillslopes, and urban soil assessment. His methodological innovations include using soil color for organic matter estimation and rapid carbonate assessment techniques. Analysis of his 2021-2025 publications reveals three dominant trends: (1) Vineyard soil-water interactions across slope positions, (2) Peri-urban land-use impacts on Humofluvisols and Pseudogleys, and (3) Development of practical pedotransfer functions for Croatian hydromorphic soils. His work consistently bridges theoretical soil physics with agricultural applications. Magdić coordinated a 2016 University of Zagreb-funded project evaluating pedotransfer functions for clay hydromorphic soils. He maintains active professional engagement as a member of the Croatian Society of Soil Science since 2016, though no formal graduate advisees or major scientific awards are documented in available sources.

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Mario Šangoمشاهده پروفایل

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University of ZagrebCroatia

Mario Šango is a Researcher at the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology, affiliated with the Department of Ecology and Silviculture. He holds a diploma in Forestry (2002) and has worked at the university since 2005. His expertise includes silviculture, forest ecology, urban forestry, and phytosociology. He assists in teaching multiple courses related to forest management, ecology, and nursery practices. His research focuses on tree physiology, seed germination, vegetation dynamics, and urban forest management. Notable projects include studies on beech and oak species resilience, chestnut propagation techniques, and park revitalization on Croatia's islands. He has contributed over 20 peer-reviewed articles since 2002, addressing topics from pathogen impacts to nutrient management in forest ecosystems. Professional service includes risk assessments for urban forests like Maksimir Park and collaborative work with institutions like the Institute of Ecology and Silviculture. His work bridges theoretical ecology with practical forestry applications, emphasizing sustainable management strategies in Croatia's diverse environments.

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Tomislav Poršinskyمشاهده پروفایل

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University of ZagrebCroatia

Tomislav Poršinsky is a Distinguished Professor at the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology, Department of Wood Technology. He has been affiliated with the institution since 1995, contributing to academic leadership, teaching, and research in forest engineering and sustainability. His roles include instructing courses like Timber Harvesting and advising on operational forestry strategies. His research focuses on enhancing wood harvesting systems, environmental impact mitigation, and optimizing forest accessibility. Key areas include mechanized thinning, soil conservation during operations, and sustainable machinery design. He has pioneered studies on forwarder efficiency, rut depth measurement, and UAV-based log volume estimation, integrating technology with ecological stewardship. Publications highlight innovations in forest infrastructure planning, machinery performance analysis, and international comparisons of harvesting practices. His work emphasizes practical solutions for ecological and economic challenges in forestry. Awards include the prestigious Distinguished Professor title (2017), recognizing his contributions to academic innovation and industry collaboration. Tomislav’s expertise spans over three decades, with a focus on bridging theoretical research and operational forestry challenges. His research and advisory roles have influenced policies and practices in Croatia and beyond, addressing global forestry sustainability goals.

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Andreja Đukaمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

University of ZagrebCroatia

Andreja Đuka is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology, University of Zagreb. Their primary affiliation is within the Department of Wood Technology. They have held academic roles since 2008, progressing from assistant to associate professor. Professional experience includes work at Hrvatske vode (Water Management Legal Entity) and active involvement in European educational projects like Technodiversity. Research focuses on timber harvesting systems, forest road design, and environmental sustainability. Key interests include mechanized forestry operations, soil impact analysis from machinery, and GIS applications in forest management. Publications emphasize practical solutions for optimizing forest accessibility and reducing environmental degradation. Lectures are conducted in Croatian and English, covering courses like Timber Harvesting. Consultations are by appointment, and they actively contribute to academic conferences (e.g., FORMEC) and international collaborations.

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Mihael Lovrinčevićمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

University of ZagrebCroatia

Mihael Lovrinčević is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Forestry, University of Zagreb. He specializes in forest road engineering, remote sensing technologies, and GIS applications. His teaching includes courses such as Forest roads in protected areas . Research interests focus on forest road design optimization , UAV-based survey methods , and wood quality assessment . He has explored topics like rut depth measurements, earthwork volume estimation, and bark beetle impacts on timber quality. Recent work highlights include analyzing cross-sectional errors in UAV surveys, comparing terrestrial vs. UAV log volume estimation techniques, and evaluating public tender systems for forest product sales. No scientific awards or grants are listed. Advising activities are not documented here. He contributes to the Faculty’s educational infrastructure through course development and laboratory support.

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Željko Škvorcمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

University of ZagrebCroatia

Prof. Željko Škvorc is a Full Professor at the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology, Department of Forestry. He holds a prominent role in academic leadership and has been affiliated with the institution since 1999, progressing through ranks from Assistant to Full Professor. His research focuses on vegetation ecology, forest tree physiology, and biodiversity conservation. He teaches courses in botany, plant morphology, and forest ecology, emphasizing practical skills in field methodology. Key research areas include plant responses to environmental stress (e.g., drought, nutrient deficiency), phytosociological classification of plant communities, and biodiversity assessment in Mediterranean ecosystems. He has led projects on provenance trials of European oak and beech species, exploring adaptation to climate change. His work integrates classical vegetation science with modern tools like open-access datasets (e.g., sPlotOpen) and expert systems for habitat classification (EUNIS-ESy). Prof. Škvorc actively contributes to international collaborations, co-organizing the 39th Eastern Alpine and Dinaric Society for Vegetation Ecology (EADSVE) conference in Dubrovnik. His publications span over 50 years, emphasizing functional ecology, community assembly, and conservation applications. He maintains close ties with institutes such as the Institute of Ecology and Silviculture, advancing both theoretical and applied forestry research. Consultation hours are Tuesdays 12–14 and Wednesdays 09–11, and he communicates in Croatian and English. His career exemplifies a blend of academic leadership, field-based research, and innovative ecological methodologies.

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