Boris Radić

Boris Radic was born on March 27, 1982, in Jagodina (Republic of Serbia) where he finished elementary school and natural-mathematical direction of the high school. He started bachelor studies at the Faculty of Forestry in Belgrade in 2000 (Department of Landscape Architecture and Horticulture). In 2007 he enrolled in doctoral studies (study program Environmental Engineering in the Protection of Land and Water Resources). After enrolling doctoral studies, as a beneficiary of the Ministry of Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia, he has been engaged in several projects of the science of the Faculty of Forestry. He received the CEEPUS scholarship for the summer semester of 2009 for training at Corvinus University (Budapest, Hungary). In 2011, he was employed at the Faculty of Forestry as a research associate on the project “Research on Climate Change and their Impact on the Environment: Monitoring of Impact, Adaptation, and Mitigation”. At the end of November 2014, he defended his doctoral dissertation titled “Erosion as a factor of degradation of the area in the ski centers of Serbia” and received a scientific title of doctor of biotechnical sciences. Since February 2015, he is employed as a part of Department of Landscape Architecture and Horticulture at the Faculty of Forestry as an Assistant professor in the group of subjects of the Chair of Planning and Design in Landscape Architecture. During his work, with his professors and colleagues, he published over 55 papers in scientific journals, of which 10 in journals with SCI. He participated in several scientific conferences, professional exhibitions and as a member of the expert jury. As an expert in the field of landscape ecology, applications of GIS methods and techniques, landscape planning, water protection, and conservation, he participated in more than 80 professional and scientific projects. He is a member of the Association of Landscape Architects of Serbia.