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Doc. dr.sc. Katarina Vranešić
University of Zagreb, Faculty of Civil Engineering
Katarina Vranešić is an Assistant Professor at the University of Zagreb Faculty of Civil Engineering. Her research and professional work focus on railway infrastructure, with particular emphasis on corrosion and stray currents in urban track structures, which was also the subject of her doctoral dissertation. She has participated in three research projects and published nine journal papers, as well as numerous conference proceedings papers. Her professional activities include participation in projects involving track condition assessment and the analysis of noise and vibration generated by passing railway vehicles. She actively participates in national and international scientific conferences, including serving on their organising committees. She teaches several courses in the university’s undergraduate and graduate civil engineering programmes and supervises students’ bachelor’s and master’s theses.
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Project Collaborators
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Doc.dr.sc. Tamara Džambas University of Zagreb, Faculty of Civil Engineering
Assistant Professor in the Department of Transportation at the University of Zagreb Faculty of Civil Engineering. Her research interests focus on transportation infrastructure, with particular emphasis on optimising the geometric design of road surfaces and traffic noise mitigation. She has participated in several research projects and has authored and co-authored numerous scientific and professional papers. She actively participates in national and international scientific conferences and has served on their organising and scientific committees. She teaches several courses in the university’s undergraduate and graduate civil engineering programmes and supervises students’ bachelor’s and master’s theses. She also contributes to numerous professional activities within the Department of Transportation, including the preparation of studies, designs, technical reports and regulations related to road design and construction.
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Krešimir Burnać University of Zagreb, Faculty of Civil Engineering
Research and Teaching Assistant in the Department of Transportation at the University of Zagreb Faculty of Civil Engineering. His research, teaching and professional work focus on railway and tramway infrastructure. His research encompasses the sources of noise and vibration in railway and tramway tracks, their propagation, and their effects on infrastructure, surrounding buildings and structures, and public transport users. As part of his professional activities, he has participated in numerous projects involving track condition assessment and the analysis of noise and vibration generated by passing railway vehicles.
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Franka Meštrović University of Zagreb, Faculty of Civil Engineering
She is a Research and Teaching Assistant in the Railway Engineering Chair within the Department of Transportation at the University of Zagreb Faculty of Civil Engineering. Her research, teaching and professional work focus on urban tramway and railway tracks. Her research encompasses track condition monitoring, numerical modelling of urban track behaviour and the optimisation of maintenance processes. She focuses on analysing the effects of dynamic loads on the service life of urban track structures and investigating methods to improve their long-term performance. She has participated in several professional and research projects related to railway infrastructure.
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Doc.dr.sc. Marin Kurtela University of Zagreb, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture
Assistant Professor in the Chair of Materials Protection at the University of Zagreb Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture. He contributes to teaching and research activities, as well as to the organisation and delivery of specialist professional training programmes and international conferences in the field of corrosion and materials protection. His research interests include improving the effectiveness of environmentally friendly technologies for protecting aluminium and aluminium alloys, including those produced by wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM). He participates as a collaborator in several projects funded by the European Regional Development Fund.
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Dr.sc. Šime Bezina TPA održavanje kvaliteta i inovacija d.o.o.
An Asphalt Technologist at TPA održavanje kvaliteta i inovacija d.o.o. From 2015 to 2024, he worked at the University of Zagreb Faculty of Civil Engineering, where his professional and research activities focused on optimising the geometric design of road surfaces and applying ground penetrating radar (GPR) to pavement structures. His doctoral research examines the quantification of moisture in the mechanically compacted base course of pavement structures using GPR. He has participated in numerous professional activities within the Department of Transportation and served on organising committees for national and international conferences.
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