I am an NSF GK12 Fellow at Boston University. 
This program partners graduate and undergraduate
students in science with teachers in K-12 classrooms
in Boston, Quincy, Chelsea, and Newton.
I have been assigned to English High School
where I assist in the 9th grade physics class. 

In March 2007, I was awarded the  
Physics Teaching Fellow of The Year
award for excellence in teaching at BU 
which I shared with Mark Betnel.

In the Spring of 2006, I helped organize
the first New England Physics Teaching Assistant
Forum (PTAF) that took place as a part of a joint
APS/AAPT meeting at BU.

COURSES TA-ed

-Northeastern University:
  -PHL U115, Introduction to Logic
  -PHY U145, Physics I for Life Science majors

-Boston University:
  -PY105, PY106  Elementary Physics I and II
  -PY211, PY212  General Physics I and II
  -CC105, Natural Sciences 

Research interests:
-conformal and projective structures in general relativity 
-foundations of general relativity
-foundations of quantum mechanics


Papers:

1. Effects of age on muscle as measured by electrical
impedance myography, R. Aaron, G. J. Esper, C. A. Shiffman, 
K. Bradonjic, K. S. Lee and S. B. Rutkove, 2006
Physiol. Meas. 27, 953-959.

2. The role of molecular quantum electrodynamics in linear 
aggregations of red blood cells , K. Bradonjic, J. D. Swain,
A. Widom, Y. N. Srivastava, 2009 J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.  161, 012035. 

3. Relativity of Musical Mood, K. Bradonjic, arxiv:0807.2493.

I've also done some experimental work in sonoluminescence.