Dr. Uroš Stojadinović is a geoscientist with expertise in tectonics and thermochronology. His main research areas are low-topography orogen building, thermal evolution of sedimentary basins, sedimentary provenance studies, (micro)structural kinematic studies, neotectonic studies, and geodynamic evolution of the Neotethys.

Prof. dr. Marinko Toljić is focused on interpretations of tectonic evolution, palaeogeography, and large-scale structures of orogens, fault kinematics and dynamics. His expertise extends to mountain-building processes in collisional orogens of the Dinarides and Carpatho-Balkanides, as well as understanding relationships of intra-lithospheric tectonic processes, dynamics of subduction zones and sedimentary basin formation. Furthermore, he is interested in unravelling how tectonics controls magmatism and ore deposit formation.

Prof. dr. Branislav Trivic has 34 years of practical and teaching experience in geology, covering a wide spectrum of scientific and industry-required research work in Structural geology, Tectonics, Remote sensing, Geomorphology, Geological mapping, and application of GIS in Geology. He participated in more than 60 research and scientific projects in Serbia and abroad concerning both fundamental and applied geological research in the field of tectonics and structural geology using his experience in field structural analysis as well as the application of Remote Sensing techniques and GIS.

Dr. Radoje Pantović is a mining engineer, dealing with the exploitation of mineral deposits, rock and soil mechanics, drilling and blasting technology, and seismic analyzes during blasting. In his research, Radoje investigates the influence of the physical-mechanical and structural properties of the rock mass and blasting parameters, on the degree of rock fragmentation by blasting, and the intensity of seismic tremors, as well as on the selection of optimal drilling and blasting parameters in underground and surface exploitation of mineral deposits.

Dr. Danica Srećković-Batoćanin, full professor at the University of Belgrade-Faculty of Mining and Geology, has been privileged to work as a petrologist and professor of igneous and metamorphic rocks all of her professional life. At the beginning of her career had largely concerned with studies of ophiolites, particularly with metamorphic sole rocks, but in the last decade deals with wall-rock alterations and attempts to understand and recognize these natural treasures.

Dr. Nevenka Đerić is a paleontologist and her main areas of research are: Mesozoic radiolaria, basin formation and evolution in context with plate tectonic processes in the Alpine orogens of the Mediterranean realm, burial history of sedimentary rocks, the ophiolites of the Dinaridic-Hellenidic collisional belt. Her fields of experience and interest are: Integration of paleontology, sedimentology and biostratigraphy combined with microfacies analysis for palaeoenvironmental and palaeogeographic reconstructions, basin evolution and deposit forming processes.

Dr. Nemanja Krstekanic is a structural geologist interested in understanding tectonic evolution and dynamics of orogens and transfer of deformation during large-scale processes such as oroclinal bending, indentation and back-arc extension. In his research, Nemanja combines his expertise in field structural analysis, geological mapping and analogue modelling to develop, simulate and validate models of various tectonic processes across different scales.

Dr. Bojan Kostić is one of the petrologist team members. His main interests are magmatic and metamorphic petrology with a focus on the investigation of metamorphic rocks and their tectonic implications in crust, obduction and subduction zones. Using different technics from microscopy of thin sections to isotope geology he tries to reveal important magmatic and metamorphic processes.

Dr. Miloš Velojić is a geologist with a primary focus on the genesis of metallic mineral deposits. His current research is mostly focused on porphyry Cu-Au and epithermal Pb-Zn-Ag deposits. In his work so far, he has applied various methods, which include fluid inclusion analysis, LA-ICP-MS trace element analysis, SEM analysis, U-Pb geochronology etc.

Jelena Stefanovic is a PhD candidate specializing in the field of sedimentology and stratigraphy, more specifically the carbonate and mixed siliciclastic-carbonate systems, by combining lithofacies and biostratigraphic analyses, together with geochemical analyses. Currently, she is focused on the sedimentary evolution of the Lower Cretaceous deposits of the Getic Carbonate Platform.

Nikola Randjelovic is a structural geologist interested in understanding the tectonic evolution and dynamics of orogens and the transfer of deformation during large-scale processes such as slab detachment and slab tearing in segmented convergence zones. In his research, Nikola combines his expertise in field structural analysis, geological mapping, thermochronology and analogue modelling to develop, simulate and validate models of various tectonic processes across different scales.

Maja Maleš is a PhD student currently working on understanding the kinematic evolution across an orogenic chain quantitatively coupled with the characterization of fluid flow and fluid-rock interactions, as well as reservoir properties and its evolution at varying spatial scales. In her research, she will constrain fault/fracture diagenesis and related fluid-rock interactions via experimental and numerical applications, as well as improve numerical basin modelling along defined transects, focusing on overpressure development and fracturing.