
Milan Rajković
Senior Research Scientist
Institute of Nuclear Sciences Vinča, University of Belgrade
Mike Alasa St. 12-14, Belgrade, 11000 Serbia
Education
B.S. Degree in Physics, University of Kentucky
M.S. Degree in Physics, University Kentucky
Thesis title: Electronic band structure of a graphite intercalation compound with a fractional stage index.
PhD in Physics, University of Belgrade
Dissertation title: Characterization of Spatio-temporal chaos in extended systems
Teaching Experience
- 1980-1981 Teaching assistant; Physics 201 course, Department of Physics, University of Kentucky.
- 1981-1982 Teaching assistant; Physics 202 course, Department of Physics, University of Kentucky.
1983-1984 Teaching assistant; course in Mechanics and Thermodynamics, Physics Department, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland. - Provided comprehensive teaching support for the courses mentioned above
- Delivered one-to-one assistance to students during practical sessions
- Delivered lectures related to laboratory experiments
- Created course plans working in close collaboration with Professor
- 1998 – present – Professor;
- Course in Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos Theory, Institute of Nuclear Sciences Vinča, University of Belgrade
- Course in Computational Topology, Institute of Nuclear Sciences Vinča, University of Belgrade
- 1998 – present PhD thesis advisor and mentor, Physics Department, University of Belgrade and Applied Mathematics Department, Technical University of Novi Sad, Serbia
- Thesis supervision: Zoran Mihailović, Statistical mechanics of the Minority game, Master
degree, Physics 2005 - Mladen Nikolić, Hidden symmetries of ordinary differential equations, Master degree, Physics, 2006
- Danijela Horak, Persistent homology of complex networks, Master degree, Mathematics, 2008, Normalized Combinatorial Laplacian, PhD Mathematics 2010
- Miloš Milovanović, Self-organization in Complex Systems, Applied Mathematics, PhD 2013,
- Slobodan Maletić, Algebraic Topology of Complex Systems, PhD Physics, 2015
- Miroslav Andjelković, Algebraic topology of complex networks and topological aspects of nonlinear dynamical systems PhD Physics, 2019
Work and research experience
- 1990 – present Institute of Nuclear Sciences Vinča, Belgrade.
Areas of Research:
- Applications of nonlinear dynamics systems theory to fluids and plasmas
- Spatiotemporal structures and chaos theory
- Fluid and Plasma Turbulence
- Solitons and Integrable Systems
- Applications of statistical physics in economics – Econophysics
- Statistical physics of complex systems and networks
- Applied and computational topology1986 – 1988 Institute of Nuclear Sciences Vinča, Belgrade
Area of research:
- Applications of catastrophe theory to rainbow effect in ion channeling
- 1982-1985, University of Kentucky
Area of research:
- Solid state physics of graphite intercalation compounds
- Manager and project coordinator of projects financed by the Ministry of Science and Education of the Republic of SerbiaОI 101986 period:
- 2000-2005; Nonlinear modelling and dynamics of multiphase flows with applications to thermal energy systems and industry
- ОI 144022 period: 2006-2010; Nonlinear phenomena and dynamics of complex systems and fluid flows
- ОI 174014 period: 2011 – 2019; Advanced analytical, numerical and methods of analysis of applied fluid dyanmics and complex systems
- Coordinator for the Republic of Serbia and member of the managing Committee of the European Scientific programs:
- COST P10 Action “Physics of Risk”, 2004-2007.
- COST MP0901 Action “Physics of Competition and Conflict” 2008-2012.
- COST Action“ Analyzing the dynamics of information and knowledge landscapes – KNOWeSCAPE 2013-2017.
Languages
English: Fluent (reading, writing, speaking)
French: Fluent (reading, writing, speaking)
Russian: Reading and speaking
Italian: Reading and speaking
Summary
- B.S. Degree in Physics, University of Kentucky
- M.S. Degree in Physics, University Kentucky
- PhD in Physics, University of Belgrade
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