Slobodan Danko Bosanac (born April 15, 1946) is a Croatian physicist, focusing in atomic and molecular physics, electromagnetic interactions and astrophysics.
He conducted research at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, on the problems of long lived states and energy transfer in atomic and molecular processes.
[2] The purpose of the Brijuni Conferences is to ''bring an up-to-date perspective of the present state of a given topic with the fundamental scientific philosophy to stimulate a cross-disciplinary flow of knowledge and expertise from both the science and technology standpoints.
''[3] The Brijuni Conferences hosted may esteemed speakers, including Sir Harold Walter Kroto, Nobel laureate.
Between 1998 and 2016 Bosanac authored or co-authored 4 books:[5] For his research, Danko received two Croatian State Prizes in science, in 1996[6] and 2012.