Dr. Žiko Milanović, a research associate at the Institute of Information Technologies of the University of Kragujevac, has been named among the world’s top 2% most influential scientists for the second consecutive year, according to the Stanford/Elsevier list. He has also recently received an award from the University of Kragujevac in recognition of his outstanding scientific achievements.
Dr. Žiko Milanović conducts research in the fields of theoretical and computational chemistry, with a particular focus on investigating the antioxidant properties of various compounds using advanced computational methods. His scientific work has gained recognition both internationally and nationally. According to the latest edition of the Stanford/Elsevier database, based on 2025 data from Scopus, he has once again been ranked among the world’s top 2% most influential scientists.
On November 10, 2026, marking World Science Day, the University of Kragujevac presented him with an award for outstanding scientific achievements and his international contribution. He was the youngest recipient among this year’s award winners.
In addition to his scientific research, Milanović is also actively involved in promoting science and fostering connections between researchers. He initiated the establishment of the Serbian Society for Chemoinformatics and Molecular Modeling, of which he is president. This year, the organization held its first international meeting on computational chemistry, bringing together researchers from Serbia and abroad.
His work represents a significant contribution to the advancement of modern chemistry, as well as to the promotion of Serbian science and its growing international visibility.
Congratulations to Dr. Milanović on this outstanding achievement, and we wish him many more scientific breakthroughs!
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