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Milica defended her PhD thesis

We are proud to announce that Milica defended her PhD Thesis entitled “Primena spektroskopije laserski indukovane plazme za određivanje tragova metala u uljima” (“Application of Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy for the determination of trace metals in oils”) on 29nd September 2022 at the Faculty of Physical Chemistry. Thesis advisors were dr Milivoje Ivković and dr Miroslav Kuzmanović, the PhD Defense Committee president was dr Ivana Stojković Simatović while the Committee members were dr Jelena Savović and dr Miroslav Ristić.

We wish her all the best in her future work!

SPIG 2022

Ivke, Biljana, Neša, Milica and Ivan participated in 31th Symposium of Physics of Ionized Gases (SPIG 2022), held in Belgrade at the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Art. The conference was organized in hybrid format, part of the lectures was online and the other part was on site. Ivke was member of the Scientific Committee for the fifth consecutive time. Neša was in the Ogranizing Committee.

At the poster presentation part of the conference, Biljana presented the poster entitled Spectroscopic characterization of laser-induced plasma on doped tungsten, while Ivan presented the poster entitled Elemental analysis of austenitic steel by calibration-free laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (CF-LIBS). Apart from this, we also presented, or participated in the following posters:

Self-mixing interferometry for plasma diagnostics – Nikola Goleš, Neda Babucić, Nenad M. Sakan and Milivoje Ivković

Application of artificial neural network in the analysis of the spectra from laser ablation combined with fast pulse discharge – Nenad M. Sakan, Milica L. Vinić, Vladimir A. Srećković, Ivan Traparić, and Milivoje R. Ivković

Modeling of Stark spectral line broadening by machine learning algorithms – Irinel Tapalaga, Ivan Traparić, Nora Trklja Boca, Jagoš Purić and Ivan P. Dojčinović

Milica new publication

Milica collaboration with Vinca Institue of Nuclear Sciences has payed off. The article “Fast, eco-friendly synthesis of blue luminescent nitrogen-doped graphene quantum dots in glycerol” has been published in Optical and Quantum Electronics.

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New autorship by Milica et al

Milica visit to ENEA has payed off. The article “Quantification of heavy metals in oils with µL volume by laser induced breakdown spectroscopy and minimazing of the matrix effect” has been published in Spectrochimica Acta Part B: Atomic Spectroscopy.

Research visit in ENEA by Milica

MilosYesterday, Milica returned from the research collaboration visit in ENEA (Frascati, Italy), where she performed experiments with Violeta Lazić.

Proof of the visit. 

PSL media experts

Milos MilosThis autumn semester, the Institute of Physics hosted the first Media Laboratory*, a free school of scientific journalism. Two of our members, Milica and Biljana, have passed this course.

*Note: link is only available in Serbian.

Biljana’s new publication

Milos We are proudly presenting published article by Biljana, her second article this year as the first author. However, the significant contribution of co-authors should not overseen. The article is entitled “Forbidden component of the Be II 436.1 nm line recorded from pulsed gas discharge plasma” and published by Europhysics Letters journal.

SPIG 2018

All members of the laboratory participated at the 29th Summer School and International Symposium on the Physics of Ionized Gases (SPIG 2018) held in Belgrade (Serbia). Again, Prof. Кonjević held the introductory talk. Ivke was member of the Scientific Committee for the third consecutive time. Marijana, Milica and Marko each presented the poster titled “Underwater Ablation with Two Different Laser Wavelength”, “Nanoparticles on a Sample Surface as Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy Enhancers” and “Current Distribution in an Experiment of Z-Pinch with Pre-Embedded Axial Magnetic Field”, respectively. While Biljana and Miloš presented the progress reports on “Beryllium spectral line studies in the presence of beryllium dust” and “Studies or Runway Electrons in COMPASS Tokamak”, respectively.

We are also proud for having invited two lecturers. First, Vincenzo Amendola, an associate professor of physical chemistry in the Department of Chemical Sciences of Padova University (Italy) gave a plenary talk on the “Laser assisted synthesis of magneto-plasmonic and UV-vis-NIR plasmonic nanoparticles”. Next, Andrei Pipa, research associate at the Leibniz Institute for Plasma Science and Technology (Greifswald, Germany) held the talk on the “Equivalent circuit approach for electrical diagnostics of dielectric barrier discharges”. We would like to use this opportunity to thank them for coming.

For more details visit the following link.


Ivke chairing the Friday morning session, with Vincenzo (also on the photo) as one of the lecturers:
Source: www.spig2018.ipb.ac.rs
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Andrei presenting his talk:
Source: www.spig2018.ipb.ac.rs
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Marijana at front of her poster:
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Selfie at front of Milica’s poster:
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Marko at front of his poster:
Source: www.spig2018.ipb.ac.rs
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Miloš presenting:
Source: www.spig2018.ipb.ac.rs
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Biljana presenting:
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Biljana’s very first publication

We are happy to announce that Biljana’s article on “Novel plasma source for safe beryllium spectral line studies in the presence of beryllium dust” has been published in Review of Scientific Instruments. We are even more proud that the article was chosen for the AIP Editor Pick’s collection. Note that the significant contribution of co-authors should not overseen.

New lasers have arrived!

Q-smart lasers from Quantel company have just arrived. The Q-switched Nd:YAG lasers deliver light of specific wavelength (1064 nm) in high peak energy pulse up to 500 mJ, with shots length of 6 ns and tunable repetition rates up to 10 Hz. Lasers are equipped with two harmonic modules for generation of second (532 nm) and fourth harmonic (266 nm).


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