Dr. Mileva Boškoska pomembno prispeva k razvoju znanosti kot vodja številnih evropskih in nacionalnih raziskovalnih projektov, usmerjenih v družbene izzive, kot so digitalna preobrazba, zeleni prehod in inovacije v zdravstvu. Za svoje delo je prejela več priznanj, med drugim nagrado IFIP za zasluge in priznanje za organizacijsko vodenje s strani mednarodne skupnosti za sisteme za podporo odločanju. Kot urednica, predsednica konferenc ter strokovnjakinja za evalvacijo izobraževalnih programov v Sloveniji in na Hrvaškem pomembno sooblikuje prihodnost akademskih in raziskovalnih standardov. Njeno mentorstvo doktorskih študentov na področjih od onkologije do računalniške lingvistike pa odraža njeno predanost razvoju novih generacij znanstvenikov.

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Dr. Biljana Mileva Boshkoska is a distinguished expert in decision support systems, artificial intelligence, and high-performance computing, with a career spanning multiple international research institutions. Currently a Full Professor and Head of the Doctoral School at the Faculty of Information Studies in Novo mesto, Slovenia, she also leads the HPC Center and the Laboratory for AI, Data Science, and High-Performance Computing. Her academic journey includes a PhD from the Jožef Stefan Institute, postdoctoral work in the UK, and a visiting scholarship at Pennsylvania State University, which underscores a strong foundation in theoretical and applied research.

Dr. Mileva Boshkoska has consistently advanced the frontiers of knowledge through leading roles in European and national research projects, focusing on societal challenges such as digital transformation, green transition, and healthcare innovation. Her accolades include the IFIP Service Award and organizational leadership recognition from global decision support communities. As an associate editor, conference chair, and expert evaluator for educational quality agencies in Slovenia and Croatia, she plays a pivotal role in shaping future academic and research standards. Her mentorship of doctoral students in fields ranging from oncology to computational linguistics reflects her dedication to developing the next generation of scientific leaders.