Biography

Darko Radovancevic was born on November 19, 1974, in Zrenjanin. He completed his undergraduate studies in theoretical experimental physics at the Faculty of Physics in Belgrade. His master's thesis was titled "Invariant Function for Quantum Electrodynamics Lepton-Lepton Processes in One-Photon Approximation." He continued at the same faculty, pursuing second-degree master's academic studies in the same field. In 2016, he successfully defended his PhD thesis in theoretical physics entitled "The Two-Oscillator Models and the Free Particle Type Models in Cosmology" under Prof. Dr. Ljubiša Nešic's mentorship at the Department of Physics, Faculty of Sciences and Mathematics, University of Niš. In 2018, he became a Assistant Research Professor at the Faculty of Sciences and Mathematics, University of Niš, in the field of natural and mathematical sciences – physics. In 2021, he started working at the Technical Faculty "Mihajlo Pupin" in Zrenjanin, University of Novi Sad, as an Assistant Professor in the narrower scientific field of Physics. He teaches subjects in undergraduate studies (Physics; Technical physics; Investigation of the physical fields properties; Electrical engineering and electronics; Electrical engineering, environment and protection) and PhD studies (Selected chapters from physics).

Until now, Darko Radovancevic has authored seven research papers in theoretical physics featured in international journals with IMPACT factor, along with presenting 11 research papers at esteemed international scientific gatherings. Moreover, he contributed a paper at the XII Congress of Serbian Physicists and one in a reputable national journal.

Beyond academia, he actively participated in various administrative roles including the Management Board of the Regional Talent Center in Zrenjanin, the Court of Honor, the Assembly, and the Management Board of the Society of Physicists of Serbia. He holds a membership in the Southeastern European Network in Mathematical and Theoretical Physics and presides over the Branch of the Society of Physicists of Serbia in the Central Banat District. Throughout his academic journey, both in Belgrade and later in Zrenjanin, he organized or directly engaged in numerous events and talks aimed at advancing the understanding and appreciation of physics. Furthermore, he serves as the president of the scientific program committee and vice-president of the organizing committee of the International conference on Physical Aspects of Environment.

His scientific activity focuses on theoretical physics and environmental physics. In the field of theoretical physics, he analyzes mini-superspace classical and quantum cosmological models, classifies and studies dynamics and signature transitions, in the classical, p-adic, and non-commutative cases, for cosmological models whose Lagrangians can be reduced to the Lagrangians of harmonic oscillators.