Maja Miletić, associate professor at the University of Belgrade, School of Dental Medicine, is a doctor of dental medicine and has an MSc in dentistry, and a PhD in medical sciences. She is currently the head of the Pathophysiology Department and actively participates in the PhD academic studies, the Basic and Clinical Research in Dentistry study programme, where she supervises three courses. Until now she has been a mentor for several PhD theses at the School of Dental Medicine, University of Belgrade. Her current research focus is the influence of an inflammatory microenvironment on the regenerative properties of mesenchymal stromal cells, the pathogenesis of periapical processes and applications of non-thermal atmospheric plasma in biomedicine. She has participated in three national and two international research projects. She has also actively participated as a member of the management committee in the multidisciplinary COST Action, Therapeutical applications of Cold Plasmas (PlasTHER) - CA20114. To date, she has published 22 papers in SCI-indexed journals. The number of citations according to the Scopus database is 523, and the Hirsch index is 14. She is a member of several societies, and one of the founders of the Serbian Society for Stem Cell Research.