Marin Vojković is a postdoctoral researcher at the Faculty of Natural Science at the University of Split.
His main research interests lie in development of experimental methods for physical chemistry, mainly for characterization of atmospheric particles, which means mostly finding out what things are made of, and sometimes, inferring how they're formed.
Of particular interest are topics and applications in earth and life sciences, but with an occasional visit into the solid state physics and optics.
Aside from research Marin is active in teaching, at the university level, as well as elementary, and high school, enjoying bringing the joys of physics to all generations.
Born in Split, Marin has studies physics at the university of Split, where he attained his Masters degree in physics, did his PhD in France, at the Institute Lumiere Matiere, at the University of Lyon, and proceeded to spend three more years as a postdoc at the University of Lille, at PhLAM (Laboratory for Physics of Lasers, Atoms and Molecules), before returning to Split.
Soon to be married, Marin is a dance instructor, a retired martial arts teacher, and sometimes trying to learn to play the guitar a little.