Marija
S. Todorovic. B.Sc. Engineering and Ph.D in Thermodynamics - University
of Belgrade, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Belgrade. Currently: Full
Professor of Thermodynamics, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Belgrade.
Specialization, Technical University, West Berlin. Postdoctoral Research-Fulbright
Scholar, UC Berkeley, California, USA. Adjunct professor at the Architectural
Engineering Department, University of Kansas, Kansas, USA. Former Scientific
Secretary of the International Center for Heat and Mass Transfer, Belgrade.
A member of the Scientific Committee of the I and II World Conference on
Experimental Heat Transfer, Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics. A member
of the Organizing Committee and invited speaker for the ISES Solar World
Congress, Budapest, 1993. Former: Chairman of European UNESCO/ESSEN Working
Group "Solar Water Heating Systems"..Former vice-president of the C2 Commission
and member of B2 Commission of IIF, Paris. Founder and head of the Laboratory
for Thermodynamics and Termotechnics at the University of Belgrade, performing
studies in the field of basic and applied thermal sciences related to energy
conversion and conservation, solar energy conversion and storage and biotechnology.
Designer, reviewer and consultant of a numerous thermal processing, energy
conservation, solar thermal and integrated energy projects (some of them
are the largest and most successful solar systems in Yugoslavia and Europe).
A member of ASME and ASHRAE Technical Committee for solar energy utilization.
Awarded for "Innovations" by the Belgrade and Novi Sad Fair. Published
and presented over 160 scientific and technical papers. Has been invited
as a plenary keynote lecturer to 9 international conferences. Published
5 books. Has been teaching undergraduate and graduate level courses in
Thermodynamics, Heat and Mass Transfer, Solar Energy utilization, Solar
Thermal Systems, Transport Phenomena, Modeling and Optimization of Solar
Thermal and PV Systems and Building Thermal Sciences.
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