Marko Spasenović works as a Research Professor (Principal Research Fellow) at ICTM—The Institute for Chemistry, Technology and Metallurgy— in Belgrade, as part of the Center for Microelectronic Technologies (CMT). The main lines of his research are sensors based on graphene. Before this post, he was an Assistant Research Professor at the Institute of Physics in Belgrade. He completed his undergraduate education in Engineering Physics at Carleton University in Canada, followed by an MSc in Physics at the University of Toronto, where he researched ultrafast photocurrent generation in semiconductors (supervised by Prof. Henry van Driel). He completed his PhD at AMOLF in Amsterdam and the University of Twente, the Netherlands, with a thesis on near-field mapping of optical fields in photonic and plasmonic nanostructures (supervised by Prof. Kobus Kuipers). Subsequently, he held two postdoc positions at ICFO near Barcelona, Spain, where he worked on plasmons in graphene (prof. Frank Koppens) and laser trapping and cooling of levitated dielectric nanoparticles in vacuum (prof. Romain Quidant). He has led several national and international projects and supervised numerous MSc and PhD students in the Netherlands, Spain, and Serbia.