Damir Vukicevic (mathematics)
Jelena Sedlar (mathematics)
Born: September 1st, 1975
E-mail: vukicevic@pmfst.hr
Home: Vojka Krstulovića 23, HR-21000 Split
Office: Nikole Tesle 12, Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science, University of Split
Education: PhD in Mathematics, University of Zagreb, Croatia, 2003. Supervised by: Darko Veljan
Employment history
Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science, University of Split, Croatia, (1998-), current position: Full Professor
Author of: over 150 refereed research papers, several software packages, eight book chapters and two textbooks
Bibliometry: over 3500 citations, h-index = 32
Invited speaker at: 3 international conferences and 3 meetings of International Academy of mathematical Chemistry
Reviewer
ACM – Communications in Computer Algebra; Acta Chimica Slovenica; Applied Mathematics Letters; Ars Combinatorica; Ars Matheamtica Contemporanea; Central European Journal of Operations Research; Chemical Physics Letters; Computers and Mathematics with Applications; Croatica Chemica Acta; Discrete Applied Mathematics; Discrete Mathematics; European Journal of Operational Research; FILOMAT; Hacettepe Journal of Mathematics and Statistics; Information Processing Letters; International Journal of Combinatorics; International Journal of Quantum Chemistry; Internet Mathematics; Iranian Journal of Mathematical Chemistry; Journal of Chemometrics; Journal of Computational Chemistry; Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Application; Journal of Mathematical Chemistry; The Journal of Physical Chemistry; Kinesiology; MATCH – Communications in Mathematical and in Computer Chemistry; Mathematical and Computer Modeling; Mathematical Communications; Mathematical Inequalities and Applications; Molecular Diversity; Utilitas Mathematica
Organizing Activities
Member of the organizing committee (co-director) Math/Chem/Comp 2010.
Director of the conference Visualization and Modeling in Chemistry 2010.
Member of the organizing comitee (co-director) Math/Chem/Comp 2011.
Member of the organizing comitee Hrvatski matematički kongres 2012
Teaching Activities
Mathematics 1; undergraduate study program; Mathematics 2; undergraduate study program
Mathematics 4; undergraduate study program; Introduction to Computing; undergraduate study program
Linear Algebra 1; undergraduate study program; Linear Algebra 2; undergraduate study program
Metodics of Teaching Mathematics 1; undergraduate study program; Vector Spaces; undergraduate study program
Mathematics with Introduction to Statistics; undergraduate study program
Introduction to Statistics and Probability; undergraduate study program
Projective Geometry; undergraduate study program; Discrete mathematics; undergraduate study program
Mathematics; undergraduate study program; Statistics 2; undergraduate study program
Introduction to Algebra and Analitical geometry; undergraduate study program
Combinatorial and Discrete Mathematics; undergraduate study program; Statisitcs; graduate study program
Introduction to Game Theory; graduate study program; Graphs and Networks; post graduate study program
Grants
Thorny Graph Analyzer – Analyzer of Topological Indices, Valencies and Valence Connectivities
Discrete Mathematical Models in Chemistry
Application of Discrete Mathematics for the Detection of the Chemically Active Structures
Mathematical Modelling and Experimental Research in Analitical Chemistry, Enviromental Chemistry and Food Chemistry
Honors
1994/1995, 1995/1996 and 1996/1997 Awards of the director of The University
2007 International Academy of Mathematical Chemistry Award for Young Scientists (up to age of 40)
2008 Second prize on FameLab competition in Split (competition in thepopularization of science)
The youngest member of the International Academy of Mathematical Chemistry (2010)
PhD students
Tanja Vojković, Suzana Antunović, Anton Vrdoljak (in progress), Jelena Sedar, Sarah Michele Rajtmajer
Central focus of the research of this group includes graph theory (with emphasis on extremal graph theory), complex networks (with emphasis on multiplexes, curriculum networks and network descriptors), mathematical chemistry (with emphasis on molecular descriptors, nanotechnology, peptide antibiotics), and discrete mathematics in general. Our goal is to obtain purely mathematical results and multidisciplinary applications.
Representative publications
Computers and programming software