Goran Kitić

Goran Kitić

Position:Head of the Center for Sensing Technologies

Academic Rank: Research associate in the field of technical/technological sciences, telecommunications and information technologies

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Goran Kitić works at the position of the Head of the Center for Sensing Technologies within the BioSense Institute. He received a PhD degree from the Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad, Serbia in 2016 on the subject of microwave soil moisture sensors. Goran Kitić developed experience in the field of different fabrication technologies (LTCC, thin&thick film technology, microfabrication, PCB, wire bonding, machining, and 3D printing) and characterization methods (electron microscopy, EDS spectroscopy, UV/Vis spectroscopy, optical profilometry, electrical measurements). His research interests are related to the development of sensors applied in agriculture, food sector and environmental protection. Some of the developed sensor prototypes involve a multispectral sensor for plant status assessment, soil moisture sensor, a device for early mastitis detection, nitrates in water detector. Besides stated, he is heavily involved in the development of a robotic system for soil sampling and analysis. His research work resulted in seven international journal publications, and numerous papers published on international conferences. During his research career, he was involved in 13 international and national projects.

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CST

1. ANTARES- Centre of Excellence for Advanced Technologies in Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security
2. agROBOfood- Business-Oriented Support to the European Robotics and Agri-food Sector, towards a network of Digital Innovation Hubs in Robotics
3. NOCTURNO -Non-Conventional Wave Propagation for Future Sensing and Actuating Technologies
4. SHEALTHY- Non-Thermal physical technologies to preserve fresh and minimally processed fruit and vegetables
5. REALSENSE2- FROM LAB-ON-A-CHIP TO CUSTOM BIOREACTOR: SCALE UP MODELING STUDY, 2019-2021; Good Food Institute 2018 Competitive Grant Program
6. Development of the device for measurement and mapping of nitrogen as the most important parameter in sustainable agriculture
7. Smart-AKIS- European Agricultural Knowledge and Innovation Systems (AKIS) towards innovation-driven research in Smart Farming Technology
8. KATANA – Emerging industries as key enablers for the adoption of advanced technologies in the agrifood sector
9. SKIN- Short supply chain Knowledge and Innovation Network
10. DIATOMIC- Digital Innovation Hubs boosting European Microelectronics Industry
11. FLEXIGROBOTS-Flexible robots for intelligent automation of precision agriculture operations
12. IoF2020 – Internet of Food and Farm 2020
13. SISCODE – Society in Innovation and Science through CODEsign
14. EUREKA WaQuMoS – Water Quality Monitoring System with Multi-Parameter IoT Sensor Nodes for Proactive Water Resource Management, 2019-2022, E!13044
15. MicoLabAptaSens- Microfluidic Lab-on-a-Chip platform for fast detection of pathogenic bacteria using novel electrochemical aptamer-based biosensors
16. CODECS – Maximising the CO-benefits of agricultural Digitalisation through conducive digital ECoSystems

1. Kitić, G., Tagarakis, A., Cselyuszka, N., Panić, M., Birgermajer, S., Sakulski, D., & Matović, J. (2019). A new low-cost portable multispectral optical device for precise plant status assessment. Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 162, 300–308. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compag.2019.04.021
2. N. Cselyuszka, Z. Sakotic, G. Kitic, V Crnojevic-Bengin, N Jankovic „Novel Dual-band Band-Pass Filters Based on Surface Plasmon Polariton-like Propagation Induced by Structural Dispersion of Substrate Integrated Waveguide“, Scientific reports 8 (1),
8332 2018
3. V. Radonić, S. Birgermajer and G. Kitić: „Microfluidic EBG Sensor Based on Phase-Shift Method Realized Using 3D Printing Technology“, Sensors 2017, 17(4), 892-906; doi:10.3390/s17040892
4. G. Kitić, V. Crnojević Bengin: „A Sensor for the Measurement of the Moisture of Undisturbed Soil Samples“, Sensors 2013, 13, 1692-1705; doi:10.3390/s130201692