• 1979–1989 Conservatory of music “Pavao Markovac” in Zagreb (areas: piano and bassoon)
• 1990–1992 Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing
• 1991–1995 Study of Classics (Classical Philology) at the Philosophical Faculty of the University of Zagreb. Obtained a BA degree in Classics
• 1994–1999 Study of Philosophy at the “International Academy of Philosophy” in the Principality of Liechtenstein:
  • 1994–1997    Bachelor Program 
  • 1997–1999    Master Program
  • 1999–2001    Doctoral Program
• In 2001 defended doctoral thesis Scio me nihil scire – Paradoxon Socraticum (doctoral advisor: Giovanni Reale, Milan, Italy) summa cum laude at the Internationale Akademie für Philosophie (philosophy, ancient Greek language and culture)
• In 2010 defended doctoral thesis Renaissance peripatetic discussions and the new concept of science (doctoral advisor: Mihaela Girardi Karšulin) summa cum laude at the Centre of Croatian Studies at the University of Zagreb

• 2002–ongoing Institute of Philosophy in Zagreb (presently: assistant research fellow)

• 1999–2001 Research and teaching assistant position at the “International Academy of Philosophy” in the Principality of Liechtenstein.

• 2014 – Vice director of the Institute of philosophy in Zagreb, Croatia.

• 2002–2006 "Renaissance Peripatetic Polemics" (Project Assistant) (funded by the Ministry of Science, Republic of Croatia, principal investigator: Mihaela Girardi-Karšulin)
• 2007–2012 "Grisogono and Patrizi – Two Worlds of Renaissance Philosophy" (Project Assistant) (funded by the Ministry of Science, Republic of Croatia, principal investigator: Mihaela Girardi-Karšulin)
• 2014- "Toward a comprehensive theory of privacy in the internet": Rochester Institute of Technology, USA, University of Malmö, Sweden.

• 1999–2001 Lecturer in Latin and Ancient Greek and Ancient Philosophy, International Academy of Philosophy in the Principality of Liechtenstein, assistant at the “Platon Institut – Internationales Zentrum fur Studien uber Platon und die platonischen Wurzel der abendlandischen Philosophie”
• 2003–2004 Lecturer in Introduction to Philosophy, University of Rijeka
• 2004–2008 Lecturer and assistant in various seminars on Ancient and Renaissance Philosophy at the Centre for Croatian Studies, University of Zagreb
• 2011–2013 Lecturer in Introduction to Philosophy at the Rochester Institute of Technology
• 2013 Lecturer in Ethics in Computing at the Rochester Institute of Technology
• 2014–2015 Lecturer in Ethics in Computing and Critical thinking at the Rochester Institute of Technology

• 2000 “Dialoge uber Platon – die Idee des Guten (Die neuen Platonbilder)”, Liechtenstein, organizer of the symposium.
• 2003 “Philosophy and Aesthetics”, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Hercegovina, organizer of the Symposium as a member of the Matrix Croatica.
• 2004 “The Idea of Justice and the Idea of Goodness”, Zagreb, Croatia, organizer of the Symposium as a member of the Society for Promotion of Philosophy.
• 2010 “Aristotle’s De caelo”, Zadar, Croatia, organizer of the workshop at the University of Zadar as a member of the Society for Promotion of Philosophy.
• 2012 “Philosophy in dialogue with the sciences”, Zagreb, Croatia, organizer of the Symposium in the Institute of Philosophy.
• 2014 “Aristotle’s Physics I”, Zagreb, Croatia, organizer of the Symposium as a member of South East European Association of Philosophy
• 2015 "Helene von Druskowitz", Zagreb Croatia, organizier of the Round Table Discussion (in cooperation with Ivana Skuhala Karasman)

Lectures at international conferences and meetings

• Presentations at 32 conferences (17 of which are international), selection of the last 6 years:
  • 2008
    • “Epicurus' Letter to Herodotus”, Berlin, presentation, translation and commentary on a selected text from Epicurus' Letter to Herodotus.
    • “17th Days of F. Patrizi”, Cres; presentation: “Patrizi’s approach to Plato in Discussiones peripateticae”.
  • 2009
    • “18th Days of F. Patrizi”, Cres; presentation: “A contribution on Patrizi’s understanding of music and his influence on musical theory and practice of his age”
    • “Pavao Skalic and his age”, Zagreb; presentation: “Biography of P. Skalic”.
  • 2010
    • “19th Days of F. Patrizi”, Cres; presentation: “Leibniz’s ‘Introduction’ to Nizolio’s De veris principiis”.
  • 2011.
    • “The work of Erasmus in past and present of European thought”, Olomouc, CZ; paper: “Erasmus and Marulić”.
    • “Ps.-Plato's Epinomis, 7. International SEEAP Workshop”, Sofia, BG; presentation, translation and commentary on a selected text from Ps.-Plato’s Epinomis.
  • 2012
    • “Galen's treatise On the Regimen”, Berlin–Prague–Budapest–Zagreb–axis, Prague; presentation, translation and commentary on a selected text.
    • “Philosophy in dialogue with the sciences”, Zagreb, presentation: “On authorities”
  • 2013
    • “Physics & Philosophy”, Split, presentation: “Some Remarks on the Origins of Modern Science”.
    • “Does philosophy need its history?”, Zagreb, presentation: “Post–Renaissance Distance from Tradition”.
  • 2014
    • ”Physics & Philosophy”, Split, presentation: “Galileo Galilei on causality”.
    • ”Mind and Culture”, Zagreb, presentation: ”The mind has no sex” (together with Ivana Skuhala Karasman)
    • ­”Malmö University – Rochester Institute of Technology Partnership Symposium”, presentation of the project on cyberprivacy
  • 2015
    • "Die Frauen sind von vollkommenerer und adeliger Abstammung – Helene von Druskowitz und die Anfänge des heutigen Feminismus”", Zagreb, presentation: "Helene von Druskowitz und ihre Philoosphie"
    • "Physics and Philosophy", Split, presentation: "Patrizi on space and time"
• Invited lectures
  • 3          invited           lectures          (as       a          separate            event):
    • Early 2013 in Olomouc (CZ) and late 2013 in Prague (CZ). The topics of the lectures were the birth of modern science.
    • Mid 2013 invited lecture on Nikola Tesla as a part of manifestation “Tesla – genius for the future”.

• 2001. International summer school Metaphysik und ihre Grenzen im Ursprung der Metaphysik, Tubingen, Germany. (Presentation: “Das sokratische Nichtwissen – der Anfang oder das Ende der Metaphysik?”)
• 2002. Hermeneutik der Moderne V: Humanismus. Interuniversity Centre Dubrovnik
• 2006. Summer University at the Central European University, Budapest. The workshop Philosophy and Science in the Graeco–Roman World 

• Society of Promotion of Philosophy
• Plato Society (vice director 2006–2012)
• South East European Association of Philosophy

• 2012, 2014 Reviewer, Institute of philosophy in Zagreb, Croatia.
• 2013, 2014 Several Scientific Advisory Boards, Institute of philosophy in Zagreb, Croatia.

• 2014.   Together with Ivana Skuhala Karasman co–organizer of the exhibition “Francesco Patrizi” in the Croatian National and University Library, co–author of the exhibition booklet.

• https://bib.irb.hr/lista-radova?autor=256346&period=2007

• Books (as author, co-author and/or translator):
  • 2000. Plato’s Apology of Socrates, bilingual translation (Ancient Greek, Croatian), commentaries and introduction, Zagreb: Demetra.
  • 2003. G. Reale, Socrates – in search of human wisdom, translation from Italian, Zagreb: Demetra.
  • 2007. N. Cusanus: De docta ignorantia, bilingual translation (Latin, Croatian) with introduction and commentaries, Zagreb: Institut za filozofiju.
  • 2007. W. K. C. Guthrie, Aristotle: an encounter, translation from English, Zagreb: Naklada Jurcic.
  • 2013. F. Patricius: Peripatetic Discussions vol. II, bilingual translation (Latin, Croatian) with introduction and commentaries. Zagreb: Institut za filozofiju.
  • 2013. Renaissance Polemics with Aristotle. Zagreb: KruZak.
  • 2014. (co-authorship with Ivana Skuhala Karasman). Catalogue of the Exhibition 485^th Anniversary of Francesco Patrizi. Zagreb: NSK and Institut za filozofiju.
  • 2015. Anthology of Croatian Latin Philosophers (translation of a part of the 3–volume book, redaction of the entire Latin text), Zagreb: Institut za filozofiju.
  • 2015. Lexicon of outstanding women in Croatia from XI till XX century (co-author: Ivana Skuhala Karasman), Zagreb: Naklada Jurcic [in print]

• Books (as editor):
  • 2013. Philosophy in Dialogue with Sciences, (co–editor with Ivana Skuhala Karasman), Zagreb: Institut za filozofiju.
  • 2014. Philosophy and the Croatian Language (co–editor with T. Jolic and P. Segedin), Zagreb: Institut za filozofiju.
  • 2015. Physics & Philosophy (in English) (co–editor with I. Skuhala Karasman, F. Sokolic and B. Zarnic), Zagreb: Institut za filozofiju.

• Book chapters:
  • 2004. “Ta endoxa – probabilia oder opinions receptae”, in Interpreting Tradition and Modernity, Zagreb, pp. 65–89. (In German).
  • 2005. “Machiavelli between Thrasymachus and Socrates”, in Platon über das Gute und die Gerechtigkeit, Wurzburg, pp. 211–231. (In English).
  • 2006. “Renaissance critique of Aristotle and the beginning of modern scientific though”, in Philosophy and Science (I), Sarajevo, pp. 63–77. (In Croatian).
  • 2006. “Translation as a hermeneutical problem – an example in F. Patrizi”, in Proceedings of the International scientific symposium ‘Latinitas in Europa’, Rijeka, pp. 272–284. (In Croatian).
  • 2007. (co-authorship with Mladen Borsic) “METPQI XPQ”, in Thesaurus Archigymnasii, Zagreb, pp. 219–236. (In Croatian).
  • 2012. “Erasmus and Marko Marulic. An attempt of establishing a mutual influence”, in Erasmus Work in the Past and the Present of the European Thought. Brno, pp. 288–311. (In Czech, originally written in English).
  • 2013. “What is (Aristotelian) leisure?” in Tradition of Antiquity, Zagreb, pp. 55–69. (In Croatian).
  • 2013. “On Authority” in Philosophy in Dialogue with Sciences, Zagreb, pp. 86–102. (In Croatian).
  • 2014. “Patrizi and His Women”, in Francesco Patrizi: Philosopher of the Renaissance, Olomouc: Palacky University, pp. 162–184. (In English) Coauthorship with Ivana Skuhala Karasman)
  • 2014. “Patrizi and history of philosophy” in Francesco Patrizi: Philosopher of the Renaissance, Olomouc, pp. 104–117. (In English)
  • 2015. “Some Roots of Modern Philosophy of Nature in the Renaissance Critique of Aristotle”, in Physics & Philosophy, Zagreb, pp. 9–27. (In English)
  • 2015. “Post-Renaissance Distance toward Tradition”, in Does Philosophy need its History?, Zagreb, in print. (In English)

• Articles
  • 2003. “The agon between the poet and the prophet – the concept of memory in the pre–Socratic culture”, Skepsis, XIII–XIV, pp. 25–42. (In English).
  • 2004. “Is Amor a god or a demon?”, Prilozi za istrazivanje hrvatske filozofske bastine. 59–60, pp. 91–102. (In Croatian).
  • 2007. “Measure between mathematics and ethics” in Filozofska istrazivanja 108, pp. 751–764 . (In Croatian).
  • 2009. “Petric’s           critique          of        Aristotle’s concept of ousia in Discussiones peripateticae”, Cris 1/2009, pp. 177–185. (In Croatian).
  • 2009. “An Italian reception of F. Petric – M. Muccillo” in Prilozi za istrazivanje hrvatske filozofske bastine, 69–70, pp. 383–389. (In Croatian).
  • 2015. “Isotta Nogarola – The Beginning of Gender Equality in Europe” (co-author: I. Skuhala Karasman), Monist 98: 1, pp. 43–52.
• Besides the above–mentioned bibliography, I have published ten reviews, and wrote several encyclopaedic entries.