Zoran Jakšić (writer)
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| Born | April 14, 1960 Pancevo, Serbia |
| Nationality | Serbian |
| Citizenship | Serbia |
| Education | Ph.D. |
| Alma mater | University of Belgrade |
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Zoran Jakšić (Pancevo, April 14, 1960) is a Serbian scientist, science fiction writer and translator.
Scientific career
Zoran Jakšić earned his Ph.D. at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the University of Belgrade. He is a scientific advisor of the Institute of Chemistry, Technology and Metallurgy and professor at his alma mater -- the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Belgrade.
He is engaged in research in the field of nanotechnology (nanophotonics) and microsystems.[1]Jakšić is the founder of the first Serbian group dedicated to plasmonics and metamaterials.
He is the author of more than 300 scientific publications, of which more than 70 articles were published in international scientific journals, a monograph for an international publisher (Springer Verlag) and several chapters in international monographs.
Literary bibliography
- Kradljivci univerzuma, novel, Dnevnik, Novi Sad, 1987, extended edition 1997, Polaris, Belgrade
- Severnjak, novel, Znak Sagite, 1996, second edition Everest Media, 2008
- Nikadorski pilgrim, collection of stories, Znak Sagite, Belgrade, 1992.
- Ministry of Shadows, story collection, Tardis, 2008.
- Kings, collection of stories, Tardis, 2009.
Important anthologies and literary choices:
- Dark Province 1, Belgrade, editor: Boban Knezevic, Znak Sagite, Belgrade, 1987.
- Tamni vilajet 1a, Belgrade, editor: Boban Knezevic, Znak Sagite, Belgrade, 1987.[2]
- Dark Province 2, edited by Boban Knezevic, Znak Sagite, Belgrade, 1992.
- Dark vilayet 3, edited by Boban Knezevic, Znak Sagite, Belgrade, 1993.
- Dark vilayet 4, edited by Boban Knezevic, Znak Sagite, Belgrade, 1996.
- New Serbian Fiction, edited by Boban Knezevic and Sava Damjanov, SIC, Belgrade, 1994.
- Monolith 6, edited by Boban Knezevic, Znak Sagite, Belgrade.
- Domestic (post) genre fiction from the end of the 90's in Orbis, Kanjiža, editor: Ilija Bakić
He also published stories in Politikas entertainer, IT newspapers, Alef, Pančevo ...
Winner of numerous awards for his literary work.
Translation career
He translated about thirty novels of literary fiction from English, as well as a large number of longer and shorter stories. Also known as the translator of the cult pentalogy Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams. Since 1986, a member of the Association of Literary Translators of Serbia.
Sources
- Ivkov, Slobodan. Kings. Blic Book, 2010
- Bakić, Ilija. 101 face of fiction. Agora, 2015, ISBN 978-86-6053-158-4.
References
- ↑ Jakšić, Zoran (25 September 2014). Micro and Nanophotonics for Semiconductor Infrared Detectors: Towards an Ultimate Uncooled Device. ISBN 9783319096742.
- ↑ Ђорђевић, Иван (2009). Антропологија научне фантастике: традиција у жанровској књижевности. ISBN 9788675870562.
External links
- Zoran Jakšić - Google Scholar
- Zoran Jaksic (0000-0003-4242-8809) - ORCID
- The Hardest-Working Drug Gang You’ve Never Heard of
- Zoran JAKSIC | Science Director | Full Professor | University of Belgrade
- Zoran Jaksic | Publons
- Zoran Jaksic - IEEE Xplore Author Details
- Zoran Jaksic on linkedin
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