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Marko Kimi Milic

Dr. Marko Kimi Milic (born April 13, 1984, in Belgrade) is a Serbian researcher, professor of vocational studies, and an internationally recognized expert in health informatics, management, and sports science. With over 16 years of experience in academia, his work is at the forefront of digital transformation and the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to optimize healthcare and educational systems. In 2026, he was awarded the high state decoration of the Russian Federation – the Medal "For Merit in Medicine," verifying his authority in the global medical-scientific community.

Biography and Ancestry

Marko Kimi Milic was born and raised in Belgrade. He is a descendant of a prominent Serbian family with significant historical contributions. On his paternal grandmother’s side, he is the great-grandson of Vaso Vidovic (1840–1925), a leader of the Serbian Uprising in Herzegovina and Bosnia (1875–1878) and a participant in the Congress of Berlin. Through the Cubrilovic family, he is also related to the renowned academician and historian Vaso Cubrilovic (1897–1990).

Educational Background

Dr. Milic’s academic journey is characterized by a multidisciplinary approach combining technical sciences and management:

PhD in Engineering Management: European University Belgrade (2018). Dissertation: "Global Business and Management with Special Reference to the Model of the Reference Business System in Shipping Using ISO Standards."
Master of Management: High School of Modern Business, Belgrade (2012).
Specialist in Sports Science: Apeiron University (2011).
Bachelor of Sports Management: Academy of Football, Belgrade (2010), graduated with a perfect GPA (10.00/10.00).

Academic and Professional Career

His career transitioned from high-level management in the private sector (Verano Invest, Tehnomobile) to a dedicated focus on medical education and health informatics.

Focus on Medicine and Health Informatics

Since 2023, Dr. Milic has been a cornerstone of the High Medical College of Professional Studies "Milutin Milankovic" in Belgrade.

Professor (2026–Present): Specializing in Informatics and Statistics in Medicine.
Institutional Leadership: Serves as the Chairman of the Commission for Quality Improvement and the Coordinator for International Cooperation and the Erasmus+ program.
International Faculty: Appointed as Professor at the Faculty of Applied Sciences, Lincoln University College (Malaysia) since 2021.

Scientific Research and AI in Medicine

Dr. Milic's research mission is the strategic integration of cutting-edge technologies into medical practice. His work focuses on:

**AI-Driven Diagnostics:** Utilizing Natural Language Processing (NLP) and machine learning for analyzing clinical data and endocrine disorders.
**Digital Twins in Medicine:** Developing patient simulations to optimize therapies.
**Health System Management:** Researching the "Heliant" system and hospital management standards in Serbia.

Selected Publications

He has authored numerous books and papers indexed in Scopus, WoS, and Zenodo (CERN):

Management in Healthcare (2025), Semey Medical University.
Information Technologies and Artificial Intelligence in Sports (2025), Altai State University.
Innovative Processes of AI in Healthcare (2025), DonGMU.
Informatics with Statistics in Healthcare (2025), Textbook, Medical College "Milutin Milankovic."
"The Application of AI in the Healthcare System Management in Serbia" (2025), AFMN Journal.

Honors and International Projects

Medal "For Merit in Medicine" (2026): Awarded by the Legislative Assembly of the Zabaykalsky Krai (Russia) for outstanding contributions to medical science.
Lomonosov Award: Moscow State University, for excellence in scientific research.
PREP4CARE (Horizon Europe): Member of the project team focusing on crisis healthcare management (2026–).
European Nursing Module (ENM): Institutional Coordinator.

Memberships

Health Commission of the Belgrade Sports Association.
Association of University Professors and Scientists of Serbia.
International Society for Evolution, Medicine, and Public Health (ISEMPH).
Reviewer for the Journal of Medical Internet Research (Impact Factor: 5.8).