Marko Vekic

Marko Vekic is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Novi Sad, Serbia.14 He holds a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in Power Electronics from the same institution.

Areas of Expertise

Dr. Vekic's research and teaching focus on several key areas:

1. Self-stabilizing decentralized microgrids: He has expertise in this emerging field of power systems.1
2. Power Electronics: Vekic has significant experience in controlling Power Electronics converters.1
3. Electric Power Quality: He teaches a course on this subject, covering various power quality problems and modern standards.5
4. Electric Machines: Vekic is involved in teaching Electric Machines 3, a course that includes both theoretical and practical components.3

Academic Impact

Marko Vekic has made notable contributions to his field:

• He has been cited 294 times according to his ResearchGate profile.2
• Vekic has authored or co-authored at least 30 publications.2
• His work includes research on motor drive control systems, focusing on design and performance assessment.6

Career Progression

Marko Vekic's career at the Faculty of Technical Sciences has evolved over time:

• He joined the faculty in 2005.7
• Initially, he worked as a teaching and research assistant.7
• In 2014, he was promoted to the position of assistant professor.7
• Currently, he holds the position of Associate Professor.14

Dr. Vekic's expertise in power electronics, microgrids, and electric power quality makes him a valuable member of the Faculty of Technical Sciences, contributing to both research and education in these critical areas of electrical engineering.