Milos Djukic
Milos B. Djukic is a full professor at the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, located in Belgrade, Serbia. His research interests include hydrogen embrittlement, hydrogen-materials interactions, corrosion and materials science, materials degradation, and the mechanical behavior of materials. He is the head of the Hydrogen-Materials Interaction Laboratory at the University of Belgrade.
Dr. Djukic is a member of the team for preparation of the Hydrogen Strategy of the Republic of Serbia and an Executive Committee Member of the European Structural Integrity Society (ESIS). He also serves as the chair of ESIS Technical Committee TC21 on Hydrogen Embrittlement and Transport. He is an assistant subject editor for the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, published by Elsevier, and a member of the editorial board of seventeen international journals.
With over 25 years of teaching and research experience, Dr. Djukic has published 5 books, 9 book chapters, 1 patent, 3 technical solutions, more than 100 peer-reviewed scientific papers in international journals, and 120 conference articles. He has contributed to more than 200 industrial studies, reviews, reports, and expertise.
Dr. Djukic scientific research is focused on the fundamental understanding of hydrogen embrittlement mechanisms in metallic materials and hydrogen-materials interactions. He proposed the novel hydrogen embrittlement model in metallic materials based on the synergy of mechanisms, the so-called HELP+HEDE model, which has been widely accepted and is highly cited with more than 700 citations.
He is included in the list of the 2% most cited researchers worldwide in 2023, published by Stanford University and curated by Elsevier using Scopus data. According to Scopus, he has 1293 citations with an h-index of 14 and has three papers related to hydrogen embrittlement topic cited more than 100 times. According to Google Scholar, he has 2615 citations.
He was a mentor, opponent, and member of defense or pre-examination committees for thirteen Ph.D. theses, related mostly to hydrogen embrittlement topics in Belgium, Austria, France, Israel, Australia, and Serbia. Dr. Djukic is an external peer reviewer for scientific projects of four European scientific government agencies in Belgium, Switzerland, Poland, and the Netherlands and a peer reviewer for research projects by the European Research Council (ERC).
Supervisors: Advisor and Suprevisor
Address: University of Belgrade, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering,
Department of Materials Technology, Kraljice Marije 16, 11120 Belgrade, Serbia
Dr. Djukic is a member of the team for preparation of the Hydrogen Strategy of the Republic of Serbia and an Executive Committee Member of the European Structural Integrity Society (ESIS). He also serves as the chair of ESIS Technical Committee TC21 on Hydrogen Embrittlement and Transport. He is an assistant subject editor for the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, published by Elsevier, and a member of the editorial board of seventeen international journals.
With over 25 years of teaching and research experience, Dr. Djukic has published 5 books, 9 book chapters, 1 patent, 3 technical solutions, more than 100 peer-reviewed scientific papers in international journals, and 120 conference articles. He has contributed to more than 200 industrial studies, reviews, reports, and expertise.
Dr. Djukic scientific research is focused on the fundamental understanding of hydrogen embrittlement mechanisms in metallic materials and hydrogen-materials interactions. He proposed the novel hydrogen embrittlement model in metallic materials based on the synergy of mechanisms, the so-called HELP+HEDE model, which has been widely accepted and is highly cited with more than 700 citations.
He is included in the list of the 2% most cited researchers worldwide in 2023, published by Stanford University and curated by Elsevier using Scopus data. According to Scopus, he has 1293 citations with an h-index of 14 and has three papers related to hydrogen embrittlement topic cited more than 100 times. According to Google Scholar, he has 2615 citations.
He was a mentor, opponent, and member of defense or pre-examination committees for thirteen Ph.D. theses, related mostly to hydrogen embrittlement topics in Belgium, Austria, France, Israel, Australia, and Serbia. Dr. Djukic is an external peer reviewer for scientific projects of four European scientific government agencies in Belgium, Switzerland, Poland, and the Netherlands and a peer reviewer for research projects by the European Research Council (ERC).
Supervisors: Advisor and Suprevisor
Address: University of Belgrade, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering,
Department of Materials Technology, Kraljice Marije 16, 11120 Belgrade, Serbia
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