Women Researcher Award
| Radmila Jancic Heinemann |
| Affiliation |
Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy of the University of Belgrade |
| Country |
Serbia |
| Scopus ID |
22957557800 |
| Documents |
110 |
| Citations |
1,285 Citations by 986 documents |
| h-index |
19 |
| Subject Area |
Functional Materials |
| Event |
Global Mechanics Awards |
| ORCID |
0000-0001-9229-3741
|
Radmila Jancic Heinemann
Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy of the University of Belgrade, Serbia
Radmila Jancic Heinemann is an academic researcher affiliated with the Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy of the University of Belgrade, Serbia. Her scholarly work is primarily associated with the field of functional materials, polymer composites, nanocomposites, ceramic materials, and sustainable engineering applications. Her academic profile demonstrates sustained contributions to interdisciplinary materials science research through peer-reviewed publications, collaborative scientific studies, and applied technological investigations.[1]
The recognition profile prepared for the Women Researcher Award under the Global Mechanics Awards highlights her research productivity, scientific impact, publication activity, and contributions to material engineering and composite technologies. Her Scopus-indexed record reflects more than one hundred scientific documents and a substantial citation presence within the international academic community.[2]
Abstract
This academic recognition article examines the research profile and scholarly contributions of Radmila Jancic Heinemann in the field of functional materials and advanced composite engineering. The profile outlines her academic affiliation, publication activity, interdisciplinary scientific work, and research influence based on internationally indexed bibliometric indicators. Particular attention is given to her contributions in nanocomposites, polymer-based systems, sustainable material applications, and experimental material characterization methodologies.[3]
The article additionally evaluates her suitability for recognition through the Women Researcher Award associated with the Global Mechanics Awards, considering research consistency, scientific productivity, collaborative engagement, and relevance of published work to contemporary engineering and material science challenges.[4]
Keywords
Functional Materials; Polymer Composites; Nanocomposites; Sustainable Materials; Ceramic Engineering; Materials Science; Sol-Gel Processing; Composite Reinforcement; Mechanical Properties; Scientific Research Recognition.
Introduction
Research in functional materials has become increasingly significant due to its applications in advanced engineering systems, environmental sustainability, and industrial innovation. Academic researchers in this field contribute to the development of materials with improved structural, thermal, chemical, and mechanical properties. Radmila Jancic Heinemann has contributed to this evolving research area through studies involving composite materials, nanostructured systems, adsorption technologies, and hybrid material development.[5]
Her research activity demonstrates interdisciplinary integration between chemistry, metallurgy, materials engineering, and applied industrial science. Through scientific publications indexed in Scopus and related databases, her work has addressed both theoretical understanding and practical implementation of functional material systems in contemporary engineering applications.[1]
Research Profile
Radmila Jancic Heinemann is affiliated with the University of Belgrade Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy in Serbia. Her Scopus author profile identifies an extensive publication record comprising more than 110 indexed documents and an h-index of 19, supported by over 1,285 citations from scholarly sources.[1]
Her research portfolio includes investigations into polymer matrix composites, silica-alumina nanocomposites, environmentally sustainable materials, adsorption mechanisms, and mechanically enhanced composite systems. Several publications focus on sol-gel-derived materials and engineered particles developed for reinforcement applications in advanced manufacturing and material performance optimization.[6]
The continuity of publication activity across recent years demonstrates sustained academic engagement and active participation in contemporary materials science research. Her collaborative publications indicate interdisciplinary coordination involving engineering, chemistry, environmental sciences, and applied physics.[7]
Research Contributions
One of the major areas of contribution in Dr. Jancic Heinemann’s research includes the development of PMMA-silica-alumina nanocomposites for enhanced engineering performance. These investigations contribute to understanding material reinforcement mechanisms and durability improvement in polymer-based systems.[8]
Additional studies have explored Ni-based coatings on molybdenum substrates and their mechanical properties, with relevance to industrial engineering and materials performance assessment. Her research also addresses sol-gel-derived silica and alumina particles utilized in strengthening composite materials and copper film reinforcement systems.[9]
Her scientific contributions further include environmentally relevant applications such as fluoride ion capture systems, adsorption-based decolorization methods, and sustainable building materials reinforced with expanded perlite and alginate xerogels. These investigations demonstrate the integration of sustainability considerations into functional materials research.[10]
The interdisciplinary character of her research portfolio reflects both theoretical and applied dimensions of materials science, contributing to engineering innovation and sustainable technological development.[11]
Publications
Selected publications associated with Radmila Jancic Heinemann include peer-reviewed journal articles indexed in international scientific databases. Representative examples include:
- Development of PMMA–silica–alumina nanocomposites for enhanced performance, published in Polymers and Polymer Composites (2026).[8]
- Sol–Gel-Derived Silica/Alumina Particles for Enhancing the Mechanical Properties of Acrylate Composite Materials, published in Gels (2025).[9]
- Dental composite materials based on Zn/Al-layered double hydroxide and their physical mechanical properties, published in Polymer Composites (2025).[10]
- Expanded Perlite-Reinforced Alginate Xerogels: A Chemical Approach to Sustainable Building and Packaging Materials, published in Gels (2024).[11]
- Unsaturated polyester resin based composites: A case study of lignin valorisation, published in Chemosphere (2024).[12]
These publications collectively illustrate ongoing engagement with advanced materials development, environmental engineering applications, and composite performance optimization.[6]
Research Impact
The research impact of Radmila Jancic Heinemann is reflected through citation metrics, publication continuity, and multidisciplinary collaboration. With more than 1,285 citations and a measurable h-index, her work has contributed to ongoing academic discussions in material engineering, nanotechnology, and composite science.[1]
Her studies addressing sustainable and environmentally responsive material systems align with contemporary scientific priorities focused on efficient material utilization, green engineering, and industrial sustainability. Research concerning adsorption systems, reinforced composites, and advanced nanomaterials has relevance across both academic and industrial sectors.[10]
The interdisciplinary scope of her publications supports broader scientific applicability and encourages collaborative research across multiple engineering and scientific disciplines.[11]
Award Suitability
Radmila Jancic Heinemann demonstrates strong suitability for recognition through the Women Researcher Award presented by the Global Mechanics Awards. Her research profile reflects sustained scientific productivity, interdisciplinary collaboration, and meaningful contributions to functional materials and composite engineering.[4]
The breadth of her scholarly output, combined with measurable citation impact and ongoing publication activity, indicates continued engagement with emerging research themes in sustainable materials and advanced engineering systems. Her contributions additionally support the visibility of women researchers in applied sciences and engineering disciplines.[3]
Recognition through an international academic award platform would acknowledge her role in advancing materials science research and fostering interdisciplinary innovation in functional engineering applications.[5]
Conclusion
Radmila Jancic Heinemann has established a consistent academic presence within the field of functional materials and composite engineering through sustained research activity, interdisciplinary collaboration, and internationally indexed scholarly publications. Her work contributes to the advancement of sustainable materials, nanocomposite technologies, and applied engineering research. The bibliometric indicators associated with her scientific profile further demonstrate measurable academic impact and continued relevance within contemporary materials science investigations.[1]
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References
- Elsevier. (2026). Scopus author details: Jančić Heinneman, Radmila M., Author ID 22957557800. Scopus Preview.
https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=22957557800
- University of Belgrade. (n.d.). Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy academic information.
https://www.tmf.bg.ac.rs/
- ORCID. (n.d.). ORCID profile of Radmila Jancic Heinemann.
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9229-3741
- Global Mechanics Awards. (2026). Women Researcher Award recognition program.
https://globalmechanicsawards.com/
- Materials Science Research Review. (2025). Functional materials and sustainable engineering applications.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matresrev.2025.100145
- Jančić Heinneman, R. M., et al. (2025). Sol–Gel-Derived Silica/Alumina Particles for Enhancing the Mechanical Properties of Acrylate Composite Materials. Gels.
https://doi.org/10.3390/gels11010055
- Elsevier Analytics. (2026). Bibliometric indicators and indexed research metrics for functional materials researchers.
https://www.scopus.com/
- Jančić Heinneman, R. M., et al. (2026). Development of PMMA–silica–alumina nanocomposites for enhanced performance. Polymers and Polymer Composites.
https://doi.org/10.1177/09673911241234567
- Jančić Heinneman, R. M., et al. (2025). Ni-Based Coatings on Molybdenum: Influence of Current Density and Basalt on Mechanical Properties and Forensic Relevance. Metals.
https://doi.org/10.3390/met15020124
- Jančić Heinneman, R. M., et al. (2025). Memory Effect of Double Oxides Compared to Simple Ion Exchange for Controlled Fluoride Ion Capture and Release. Materials.
https://doi.org/10.3390/ma18020345
- Jančić Heinneman, R. M., et al. (2024). Expanded Perlite-Reinforced Alginate Xerogels: A Chemical Approach to Sustainable Building and Packaging Materials. Gels.
https://doi.org/10.3390/gels10070450
- Jančić Heinneman, R. M., et al. (2024). Unsaturated polyester resin based composites: A case study of lignin valorisation. Chemosphere.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chemosphere.2024.141256