I was born in Zagreb (Croatia) on October 26, 1936. My parents were Regina (née Pavić) (April17, 1916, Zagreb–March 9, 1992, Zagreb) and Cvjetko Trinajstić (September 9, 1913, Volosko–October 29, 1998, Richmond, Australia).

ors: A. Graovac and N. Trinajstic published in Croatica Chemica Acta 53 (4) 581 586 (1980) I Serial rm 581 586 Analytic m Sep. 3, 1979 539.19:547.53 ml~ January 1981 YU 0011-1643 m English m CCACAA rm Croat. Engl.

Trinajstic et al. (2007) reported exceptionally preserved soft tissues in two placoderm fish from the Devonian of Australia. This exciting finding presents fresh morphological data with a bearing on an old phylogenetic problem: deep branching structure within the vertebrate tree. Trinajstic et al. (2007) show that axial muscle blocks in the placoderm Austroptyctodus more closely resemble those ...

In two recent publications [1] Graovac and Trinajstic developed the graph-theoretical description of the Möbius-type conjugated systems. For the role which the Möbius strip concept plays in the chemistry of annulenes and in the theory of the electrocyclic closures, see [1] and the papers cited therein. Möbius graphs differ from simple molecular graphs (also called [1] Hückel graphs) in having a...

The theoretical treatment of cycle-effects on total pi-electron energy, mainly elaborated by Nenad Trinajstic and his research group, is re-stated in a general and more formal manner. It enables to envisage several other possible ways of measuring the cycle-effects and points at further directions of research.

NAND based digitally controlled delay-lines (DCDL) are used in wide range of applications. The existing NANDbased (DCDL) is having a glitching problem, which limit their use in many applications. This paper introduces glitch-free NAND-based DCDL which overcome the limitation of existing NANAD based DCDL. This NANDbased DCDL maintains the same resolution and minimum delay of previously proposed ...

math. In the final years I applied to a large number of conferences and summer schools. I wanted to learn about different fields of research in biology, and even more than that I enjoyed travelling the world (which was otherwise financially impossible). So I visited Italy, Hungary, Argentina, Israel, USA, Portugal, Denmark, and Australia. At a meeting in Argentina I learned about possibilities ...