Background

• Doctoral candidate, CIT Graduate Center,  TUM Graduate School - 
• Research Associate (Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter) at TUM SCCS since June 2018
• M.Sc. with Honours in Computational Science and Engineering, Technical University of Munich, 2018
• Diploma in Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade, Signals and Systems Department, 2014

Research interests

My research focuses on applied and computational mathematics, particularly on uncertainty quantification (UQ), modeling and system identification, inverse problems, and data-driven model learning. The main applications driving my research are from hydrology. More precisely, in my work, I am bridging the gap between theoretical work on High-dimensional Uncertainty Quantification and Bayesian Inversion, applied to relatively simple simulation models, and more complex real-world problems.

• High-dimensional Forward Uncertainty Quantification and Sensitivity Analysis (mainly, analysis of conceptual distributed hydrologic models)
• Sparse Grids Methods
• Inverse problems - Bayesian Inference
• Machine Learning

Open and running student projects

Running student projects

• F.H. : “Bayesian calibration of a hydrological model with tailored error definitions for time-varying outputs”, Since Nov 2025; Bachelor's Thesis Bachelor Informatik
• Guided Research (Master Robotics, Cognition, Intelligence): “Likelihood definitions for time-varying outputs in Bayesian calibration of hydrological models”, Since Oct 2025

Open student projects

If you are interested in a student project (Bachelor's or Master's Thesis or anything else), it is the best to contact me directly. Here is the list of some projects that I would offer at the moment (the list is not exhaustive):

1. "UQ and SA of Hydrologic model HBV using pyApprox software tool"
   • Relevant Sources:
     • https://sandialabs.github.io/pyapprox/auto_tutorials/index.html
2. "Running Uncertainty Quantification simulations using the UM-Bridge software tool: application on a hydrologic model"
   • Relevant Sources:
     • https://github.com/UM-Bridge/umbridge

You can also come to my office and discuss possible topics. 

See also the list of Student Projects at our chair, e.g.,  https://www.in.tum.de/i05/jobangebote-studentische-projektarbeiten/job-offers-student-projects/uncertainty-quantification/

Do you want to know what other students are working on in our chair? You are warmly encouraged to attend their presentations at the SCCS Colloquium! Come to get ideas, meet your potential supervisor, or to learn from the style of others for your own presentation.