Maja-Marija Nahod
Maja-Marija Nahod is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Zagreb, and the Principal Investigator of the ADiCu project. Her work focuses on construction project management, BIM, agile approaches, digitalisation in construction, productivity, sustainability and the circular economy. She has participated in numerous national and international projects, including activities related to Horizon 2020, the energy efficiency of buildings, the digitalisation of public administration and the transformation of the construction sector. She has authored more than 130 scientific and professional publications and is a licensed civil engineer, certified project manager, building energy assessor, court-appointed expert, BIM coordinator and mediator.
Matej Mihić
Matej Mihić is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Zagreb. At the Department of Organisation, Technology and Management, he teaches courses in construction technology, occupational safety and business management in construction, which are also his areas of research and professional interest. He has participated in numerous research projects and has authored publications on construction organisation, the circular economy, digital spatial scanning and occupational safety. He is President of the Croatian Association of Occupational Safety Coordinators and Chair of the Committee for the Standardisation of Tasks and Services at the Croatian Chamber of Civil Engineers.
Mladen Tomašković
Mladen Tomašković is the director of a company specialising in civil infrastructure project management. He obtained his PhD from the Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Zagreb. His work focuses on managing and leading civil infrastructure projects. His areas of interest include road maintenance, contracting for civil infrastructure works and the optimisation of work processes in road construction and reconstruction. He has managed more than 40 projects involving the construction and reconstruction of national roads, motorways, viaducts and bridges in Croatia. He has authored several professional and scientific articles and is a licensed civil engineer and certified project manager. As an industry expert on the ADiCu project, he contributes to the development of guidelines for implementing circular economy practices in the civil infrastructure sector.
Marina Džunić Matak
Marina Džunić Matak, mag. ing. aedif., is a Senior Professional Adviser at the City of Zagreb and a doctoral candidate at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Zagreb. Her professional interests focus on managing building energy renovation projects, implementing the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD), enhancing the climate resilience of buildings, and preparing and implementing EU-funded projects. Throughout her career, she has been involved in the preparation and implementation of numerous national and international projects funded through Horizon 2020, Horizon Europe, LIFE, ELENA, Interreg, the Operational Programme Competitiveness and Cohesion (OPKK) and the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NPOO). As an evaluator for the European Commission (CINEA), she assesses project proposals under the LIFE and Horizon Europe programmes. Within ADiCu, she contributes to the development of circular economy guidelines and the analysis of the regulatory framework.
Romano Perić
Romano Perić holds a PhD, is a licensed civil engineer, and is the owner and director of BIM projekt d.o.o. He has more than twenty years of experience in construction and consultancy and holds IPMA Level B certification as a Senior Project Manager. His professional and research interests encompass construction project management, public procurement, standardisation, BIM and digitalisation in construction. He obtained his PhD from the Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Zagreb, with research on the standardisation of construction project management within the public procurement system. Within ADiCu, he contributes to the analysis of the regulatory framework, the development of circular construction guidelines and the integration of digital solutions into project management practice.
Sandra Matuhina
Sandra Matuhina is Head of Development at Globo d.o.o. and a specialist in project management, organisational development and international project collaboration. She obtained her PhD from the Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Zagreb. Her research and professional interests encompass project management, the projectification of the economy, megaproject management, international business and public administration. She has gained extensive international experience through her involvement in the International Project Management Association (IPMA), where she served as assistant to the President and Executive Director, a member of the Research Committee of the IPMA Research Network, and coordinator of the Special Interest Group on Megaprojects. She is an IPMA-certified trainer and project manager, an author and co-author of scientific publications, and a participant in numerous international conferences and EU projects in project management and organisational development.
Zvonko Sigmund
Associate Member and Head of Laboratory
Neven Bratolić
ICT Consultant