Research Interests:

• Neotectonic evidences in caves
• (Micro)tectonics
• Interplay between structural and metamorphic processes
• Geochronology: various methods
• Working with high resolution microscopes and microprobes
• Deformation events at different scales
• Speleology and speleogenesis 

Project:

SPELEOTECT: Active tectonics and recent dynamics of micro-displacements along major fault systems of the Eastern Alps registered in caves (FWF and Natural History Museum Vienna)


Education:

Master of Science in Geology (2010-2013) Earth Science, Simon Fraser University, British Columbia;
M.Sc. Thesis Title: Cretaceous evolution of the Breakenridge Complex within the southern Coast-Cascade orogen: Tectono-magmatic events reflecting the geodynamic setting of the North American Cordillera

Bachelor of Engineering in Geology (Honor’s) (2004-2009)  Department of Geology, Faculty of Mining and Geology, University of Belgrade, Republic of Serbia;
Honor’s Thesis Title: Geological characteristics of Lazar's Canyon (Eastern Serbia)

Abstracts:

Mitrovic I., Plan L., Baron I., Grasemann B. (2014): Active displacements recorded along major fault systems in caves (Eastern Alps, Austria), EGU Vienna, Austria – poster

Mitrovic I., Gibson D., Thorkelson D., Marshall D. (2013): Evolution of the Coast Cascade orogen by tectonic thickening and magmatic loading: The Cretaceous Breakenridge complex, southwestern British Columbia, Canadian Tectonics Workshop, Victoria, BC Canada – oral presentation

Mitrovic I. Gibson D., Thorkelson D., Marshall D. (2013): Cretaceous evolution of the Breakenridge Complex within the southern Coast-Cascade orogen: Tectono-magmatic events reflecting the geodynamic setting of the North American Cordillera, GSA Denver, CO – oral presentation