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prof. dr. sc. Esad Prohic
Professor Esad Prohic is a scientific researcher who dedicated his rich professional career to geology and environment protection. He is active both in Croatia as well as abroad and at present he is Head of the Institute for Mineralogy and Petrography and full professor at the Department of Geology of the Faculty of Science at the University of Zagreb. On more occasions he was invited to lecture on several world famous highly educational and scientific institutes like University of Kansas, Mississippi State University, Colorado School of Mines, United States Geological Survey at Reston and Denver, Montanuniverisitat Leoben, University in Ljubljana, Highschool center in Koper etc. Apart from his rich scientific research work, professor Prohic is also one of the most appreciated lecturers and associates at many highly educational institutes in Croatia and abroad, and his activity implies also directing and collaboration on many national and international projects regarding geochemistry and effects of the environmental pollution on human health. Doctor Esad Prohic is a member of many respected scientific and specialized organizations whose main missions are ecology and geology studying and water management and protection. For his work the professor has already received several awards and recognitions. More than 50 outstanding scientific works in renowned world and national specialized magazines, one book as author and two as co-author and more than 100 technical works, elaborates and reports mostly concerning environmental protection speak enough for themselves about the professor's remarkable professional life.



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