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Dr. DJORDJEVICH, Alexandar

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Associate Professor


BSc-MechE(Belgrade), MSc-MechE(Belgrade), PhD(NewBrunswick), PEng(Canada)

Email: mealex@cityu.edu.hk

Research Areas:
Mechatronics and Applications of Optical and Nuclear Physics

Honours/Awards:
Teaching Excellence Award
(City University of Hong Kong)


EDUCATION

PhD, Radiology/Mechanical Engineering, University of New Brunswick (1989)
Area: Radiotherapy of patients with cancer

MSc, Mechanical Engineering, University of Belgrade
Area: control systems, parametric system-design methods

BSc, Mechanical Engineering, University of Belgrade
Area: control for hydro-turbines


EMPLOYMENT

1992-... Associate Professor (since 1998), City University of Hong Kong, Department of Manufacturing Engineering and Engineering Management.
Won the university's Teaching Excellence Award.

1991-92 Project Engineer, Atlantic Nuclear Services Ltd, Fredericton, New Brunswick (Canada).
Responsible for entire projects from bidding to conclusion. Projects included:
  • seismic analysis of nuclear piping,
  • pressure-activated liquid-injection reactor-shutdown system, modelling and analysis;
  • "Smart Bone" prototype with optical fibre sensors imbedded in composites.
1989-91 Design Engineer, Engineering Services Department, Research and Productivity Council of New Brunswick, Fredericton, New Brunswick.
Stress, heat transfer and vibration analyses, reverse engineering of parts and structures, and conceptual and detail design of machinery: 3-axes robot de-wirer of pulp bales, potato chips line, trailer for nuclear waste, special purpose railway car,... For Canadian Space Agency, conceptualised "Smart Bone" prototype. Developed a finite element pre-processor which enabled 3-D surfaces containing irregularities (holes or protrusions) to be meshed in 2-D and transformed to their desired shape with no element distortion.

1988-89 Lecturer, University of New Brunswick, Department of Mechanical Engineering (Canada): two appointments in two consecutive years while on leave from PhD-study.

1985-86 Engineer, Department of Robotics, Institute M.Pupin, Belgrade.
Robot and aircraft dynamics. Modelled the dynamic interaction between an aircraft landing gear and its connecting surface - implemented in a flight simulation trainer.

1982-85 Engineer, Dept. of Electro-optics, (military) Technical Experimenting Centre, Belgrade. Performance examination of prototypes and models of targeting and viewing systems: image amplifiers, lasers, laser range-finders, classical optic devices, integrated day-night vision systems with built-in rangefinder and automatic position-data transmission.


PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP


TEACHING


RESEARCH, INDLUCING APPLIED RESEARCH


EXTERNAL APPOINTMENTS


CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION


ADMINISTRATIVE CONTRIBUTIONS


SELECTED PUBLICATIONS SINCE 2000


Books/Chapters/Patents


Last modified on 21 April, 2008