Nadica Miljković is a Professor at the University of Belgrade - School of Electrical Engineering (ETF). Her main research focus is related to Biomedical Engineering. She started to work at ETF at 2008 as Research and Teaching Associate, and since 2025. she works as Full Professor. From June 2022 to December 2025, she was engaged as an Researcher at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Ljubljana (FE). Her teaching activity includes undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD courses from the fields of Electrical Measurements, Software Tools, Biomedical Signal Processing, Clinical Engineering, and various fields of Biomedical Engineering.
She has experience in R&D of medical instrumentation and she was part of the team for designing two medical rehabilitation devices. Clinical experience includes work with patients with brain traumas and low back pain at the clinics in Belgrade. She is currently Editor of the PSSOH Conference (with topics on free software, open hardware, open science, open data, as well as women in electrical engineering and computer science) and Reviewer for national and international conferences, journals and projects.
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