Center for sensing technologies

Center for Biosystems

Center for Innovation and Business Development

<h4>Project Goals</h4>
The main goal of the Know4Nano project is to strengthen the scientific excellence of the BioSense Institute in the field of BioNanoTechnology (BnT), particularly in the development of advanced biosensing platforms for food safety and environmental monitoring. Through carefully planned collaboration, mobility, and training, the project aims to facilitate the transfer of knowledge and skills from leading European institutions, enabling BIOS researchers to expand their expertise in nanomaterials, biosensors, microfluidics, and diagnostics.
By supporting the individual career advancement of researchers, Know4Nano will enhance the overall research capacity and reputation of BIOS. In parallel, the project will significantly improve the institute’s research management and administrative capabilities, including the establishment of a Technology Transfer Office to support innovation, patenting, and commercialization efforts.
About the Project
The Know4Nano project brings together the BioSense Institute and three leading European research institutions with complementary expertise in the field of BioNanoTechnology (BnT). The objective is to advance scientific excellence of BioSense Institute by developing innovative biosensing platforms for real-life applications along the farm-to-fork food chain. The project establishes a structured knowledge transfer platform based on well-designed staff exchanges, training programmes, and collaborative research activities.
By leveraging the advanced scientific knowledge and infrastructure of its partners, Know4Nano will significantly enhance BioSense Institute’s expertise in nanomaterials, biosensors, microfluidics, and food safety. The project also aims to boost the institute&#8217;s institutional capacity, raise its visibility in the European Research Area (ERA), and lay the foundation for long-term strategic collaborations.
The knowledge transfer will be driven through collaboration with three key partner institutions:
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<li>Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICN2), Spain – with expertise in nanotechnology-based biosensors and microfluidics;</li>
<li>National Research Council (CNR), Italy – specialized in molecular sensing, optical biosensors, and food safety validation protocols;</li>
<li>University of Chemistry and Technology (VSCHT), Czech Republic – experts in nanomaterials synthesis, functionalization, and advanced materials characterization.</li>
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The cooperation will strengthen both research and administrative capacities at BIOS. It will support the establishment of a Technology Transfer Office (TTO), improve research management procedures, and increase the ability to translate scientific outcomes into practical innovations.

Principal Research Fellow 

Vasa Radonić

Principal research fellow in the field of technical/technological sciences - material science 

Slavica Savić Ružić

Isidora Čolić serves as a junior project associate in the Center for Innovation and Business Development department at BioSense Institute, and holds an LLM in Human Rights from University of Vienna. Her dedication to sustainability and human rights was cultivated during her tenure as a Project and Media Communications Manager in the non-profit sector in Vienna, Austria. She possesses extensive experience in the development and execution of global social development initiatives, with a particular focus on cultural heritage, diversity, human rights, sustainable development, and indigenous issues.

Since joining the BioSense Institute in August 2023, she has been actively engaged in several Horizon Europe projects. Her responsibilities encompass supporting the Center for Innovation and Development team in the implementation of Horizon Europe projects, contributing to the preparation and execution of national and international scientific research initiatives, organizing events, and providing technical support to advance the Institute's objectives.

Isidora Čolić

Milica Govedarica is a Junior Research Assistant at the BioSense Institute and a PhD student in the Department of Physics, University of Novi Sad. Her role centers on developing electrochemical sensors and biosensors. She is also involved in modeling microfluidic and electrochemical systems.

Milica Govedarica

Jelena Đerić is a Junior Researcher at the BioSense Institute, University of Novi Sad, Serbia. She specializes in the development of gas sensors for electronic nose (e-nose) systems, with a focus on 2D nanomaterials such as MXene, MoS₂, and graphene derivatives. Jelena holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in biomedical engineering from the Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad, where she received the Nikola Tesla Award. Jelena is currently a PhD student in Biomedical Engineering at the same faculty. Her research focuses on the formulation of functional inks, inkjet printing of sensor structures, and the electrochemical and electrical characterization of printed samples. Jelena takes part in national and international research projects and has gained additional experience through workshops and summer schools focused on nanomaterials, microfluidics, and flexible electronics.

Jelena Đerić

Jovana Paskaš has been employed as a research trainee at the BioSens Institute since April 2025. She is currently a PhD student at the Faculty of Technology, University of Novi Sad, where she completed her Bachelor's studies in the Materials Engineering module (2023) and her Master's studies in the same field (2024).
During her studies, her research was focused on the synthesis of 2D materials-Mxenes, as well as their characterization and functionalization. She has participated in various scientific workshops and conferences, and was also involved in organizing one of the conferences.
At the Center for Sensor Technologies, her research includes the development, synthesis, and characterization in the field of 2D materials, as well as their potential applications.

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Jovana Paskaš

Milan Lisica is an experienced product manager with over a decade of experience in the software industry. Throughout his career, he's spearheaded the development and launch of numerous successful B2B and B2C products, collaborating with teams from startups to enterprise companies. Driven by a genuine passion for technology and a deep appreciation for human connection, Milan thrives on bridging the gap between innovation and people's needs. He dedicated multiple years to the development and management of a singular product, significantly contributing to its substantial user acquisition. Besides that Milan’s key interests are market research, product vision and strategy, user value, and overall the way how to bring a vision into life. Lately, his focus was to help inventors to shape their ideas and find the best market fit for it. His journey into the digital realm began during his master's studies in multimedia at the University of Groningen in Holland. Constantly staying in sync with industry trends and best practices, Milan believes in the power of innovation to make a positive impact on the world.

Milan Lisica

Ivana Milošević, a Ph.D. student of Biotechnology at the Faculty of Technology, University of Novi Sad, is a Junior Research Assistant at the BioSense Institute. Since January 2023, Ivana has started working in the Sensing Technology team, specializing in developing biosensors based on flagellar filaments. Her work focuses on enhancing the sensitivity of these biosensors for detecting heavy metals, particularly nickel (Ni). Ivana's contributions extend to modifying electrochemical biosensors, showcasing her commitment to advancing biotechnological innovations.

Ivana Milošević

Dr. Jasna Mastilović, PhD in Biotechnology, from the University of Novi Sad, Serbia, and MBA in Marketing, from the University of Sheffield, UK is engaged in BIOS in the position of senior researcher. She has over 30 years of experience in research related to food safety, food shelf life, food nutritional properties, and the development of innovative food products. She is teaching the Development of new food products for master’s students at two Universities in the Western Balkans region, the University of Donja Gorica in Montenegro, and the University of East Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina. She participated in the development and drafting of the Smart Specialization Strategy of Serbia, as the coordinator of the entrepreneurial discovery process for the priority area Food for Future and she actively participates in the process of restructuring and upgrading innovation capacities and the innovation ecosystem in Serbia supported by European Commission and World Bank. Her current interest in research is the optimization of food value chains with a focus on fresh produce postharvest technologies with emphasis on the development of solutions benefiting from contemporary sensing technologies and the application of computer vision and AI tools to optimize the preservation of products’ quality, extending shelf life and minimizing waste and losses. With experience in research management, communication with quadruple helix stakeholders, and networking, she contributes to the focus and diversification of research funding in BioSense.

Jasna Mastilović

Dr. V. Divakar Botcha was recently appointed as a Senior researcher at BioSense Institute. He received his Ph.D. in 2016 at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay), India, in the field of 2D materials &amp; semiconductor nanocomposites, and their optoelectronic applications. During his doctorate, he developed a novel technique with a low-cost, energy-efficient, and scalable method for the transfer of GO/RGO monolayer sheets from the air-water interface to solid substrates. He did his postdoc on advanced 2D TMD materials and fabricated many photodetector devices at Shenzhen University, China, and he also developed various photonic structures where he worked as a senior scientist in a Photonics center (cleanroom), in China, after his postdoc. During this job, he was a facility in charge of High-resolution electron beam lithography (EBL) (models: EBPG-5150, Raith pioneer Two) and taught device fabrication processes such as layout design, development, fabrication process, safety protocol, maintaining 100 and 5000 cleanrooms, etc. during the sampling process for UG and PG students, researchers, and some associated companies. His current scientific interests are in the field of growth and fabrication of 2D-based nanodevices. Before joining here, he also worked as a Senior R&amp;D engineer in PROGNOMICS Ltd in the UK and developed Multiplex graphene-based FET sensors for cardiac biomarkers and milk allergen detection. He has over 8 years of experience in cleanrooms, handling many fabrication tools. He has authored and co-authored over 30 scientific publications and one patent, cited over 495 times with an H-index of 13 and an i10 index of 16. He is also a reviewer and speaker for various journals and conferences.

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Venkatadivakar Botcha

Zorica Novaković is employed as a Junior Research Assistant at the Center for Sensor Technologies of the BioSense Institute. She completed her undergraduate and master's studies at the Faculty of Science and Mathematics at the University of Novi Sad. She is currently in her first year of doctoral studies at the faculty of the same name in Novi Sad. She is a member of the Serbian Chemical and Biochemical Society, the Club of Young Chemists, and UNS SRNA - Association of Serbian Women in Science. At the Biosense Institute, during the realization of her master's thesis on the subject of different types of synthesis and characterization of ZnO nanoparticles, Zorica Novakovic had the opportunity to, in addition to various characterization techniques, such as SEM, XRD, TG/DSC analysis, DLS, UV/VIS spectroscopy, she also gained experience in the field of manufacturing technology, such as screen printing and inkjet printing. Her research is related to the development of electrochemical biosensors, which are used in agriculture and the food sector.

Zorica Novaković

Sara Joksović is a Junior Research Assistant at the BioSense Institute and a Ph. D. student of materials engineering at the Faculty of Technology Novi Sad. She received her Bachelor (2020) and Master (2021) degrees from the Department of Materials Engineering at the Faculty of Technology Novi Sad, as well. Her research interests is focused on the development of materials for sensors, carbon-based nanomaterials and materials based on lead selenide.

Sara Joksović

Zoran Pavlović was born in 1986. in Aleksinac, Serbia. He obtained a Diploma in 2010., and an M.Sc. degree in 2011. in Chemical Engineering at the Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy, University of Belgrade. Master thesis about electrochemical catalysts and cyclone flow reactor fuel cell system development was done at the Max Planck Institute for Dynamics of Complex Technical Systems, Magdeburg, Germany. He obtained a Ph.D. degree in 2017. in Heterogeneous Electrochemical catalysis (Dr. Rer. Nat - Doctor of Natural Sciences), from the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Energy Conversion, Muelheim an der Ruhr, Germany, as well as from Fritz Haber Institute. Berlin, Germany. During his Ph.D. studies, he presented his work in various electrochemical conferences in Germany and at the Electrochemical society conferences in the USA (Orlando - Florida, and San Diego - California). Since March 2018. he has been working in Pharmaceutical company Phytonet AG, Zurich, Switzerland, where he is involved in starting up a production site of Pharmaceutical food supplement products in Novi Sad, Serbia. He works there as a Production Manager and Manager of Technical systems while doing Process development, Pharmaceutical Technology Transfer, Quality control, and Business development. At the same time since March 2018. he has been working as an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Pharmacy, the University of Business Academy in Novi Sad, where he gives lectures on Industrial Pharmacy, Organic, Bioorganic, Stereo, and Steroid Chemistry, and supervise B.Sc., M.Sc., and Ph.D. students during their thesis development, and during their practical training in Phytonet AG. Since January 2021, Zoran has been working at the BioSense Institute as a Senior Researcher, joining on many ongoing European projects. His main research interest is the electrochemical catalysis in renewable energy storage, development of bio-electrochemical sensors and materials for applications in agriculture, medicine, pharmacy, and environmental protection.

Zoran Pavlović

Dr Radonic received a PhD in electronics in 2010 at University of Novi Sad. He authored and co-authored 2 book chapters, 30 journal papers, more than 60 conference papers, 10 technical solutions, and has more than 440 citations. Dr Radonić was the project leader in four Serbian national projects, one project financed by European Bank for Research and Development, one Bilateral project between Serbia and Slovenia, project financed by Good Food Institute, USA and WP leader in one FP7 project–InnoSense and one H2020 project–ANTARES. He participates in a number of research FP6, FP7, H2020, COST, EUREKA, IPA projects. He is a member of IEEE and MAGEO (Microwaves in Agriculture, Environment and Earth Observation) groups and was a member of Technical Program Committees of EUROCON (Computer as Tool, 2015) conference, Salamanca, Spain and Sensordevices conference 2019, Nice, France. Steering committee member of the BioSense Institute 2015-2020, and the vice president of Scientific council of the BioSense Institute 2015-2020. From 2022, he is the assistant director for science. Reviewer in different scientific journals: Scientific Reports, Lab-on-Chip, IEEE Sensors Journal, MDPI Sensors, MDPI Electronics, Sensors and Actuators B, IEEE Wireless and component letters, Electronic letters, etc. The main expertise of Dr Radonic is microfluidics, sensors development (microwave, optical, microfluidic sensors and biosensors), electronic, RF and microwave passive components (filters, coupler, diplexer, etc.), antennas and RFID systems, periodical and artificial materials, fabrication technologies, measurements and characterization.

Stefan Jarić is employed at the Center for Sensing Technologies as a Research Assistant and a final-year PhD student in materials physics at the Department of Physics, Faculty of Sciences at the University of Novi Sad. Stefan works on the development and research of new solutions in the field of biosensors based on graphene field effect transistors and specific synthetic receptors (aptamers) for the detection of various analytes in the area of environmental protection (toxins) and medicine (biomarkers). His expertise is developing in the direction of micro and nanofabrication of sensor platforms (photolithography, physical vapor deposition of materials), characterization of materials (Raman spectroscopy, atomic force microscopy) and electrical characteristics of biosensors.

Stefan Jarić

Slobodan Birgermajer is research associate in the Center for Sensing Technologies at the BioSense Institute. Mr. Birgermajer received his PhD in microware electronics form the Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad, in 2019. He is currently working on development and application of the sensors in agriculture, food industry, and environmental monitoring, and he is actively involved in many H2020 projects such as ANTARES, IPANEMA SHealty, etc. His main research interest includes microwave passive devices, photonic crystals, microfluidic sensors, and 3D and 4D printing.

Slobodan Birgermajer

Dr. Slavica Savić Ružić is a Principal Research Fellow at the Center for Sensing Technologies of the BioSense Institute. She graduated from the Faculty of Physical Chemistry, University of Belgrade, and earned her PhD in Materials in Electronics from the Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad in 2009. She has extensive experience in national and international projects, having coordinated a bilateral research project and one funded by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. In 2012, she was a visiting researcher (postdoc) at Pontifícia Universidade Católica (PUC) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She previously led work packages in the IDEAS – Microlabaptasens project (2022–2025) and the Horizon 2020 Twinning project NANOFACTS (2021–2024). Currently, she leads work packages in projects funded by the Science Fund of the Republic of Serbia: PRISM – MULTISENSE (2023–2026) and the Horizon Europe project Know4Nano (2024–2027), where she also serves as co-coordinator.

Her research interests include materials science, advanced processing and characterization of ceramic materials, solid-state chemistry, and physics. She is currently focused on the synthesis and characterization of MOx and 2D materials for applications in gas sensing, such as breath analysis, as well as in (bio)sensors related to environmental monitoring and food safety. She is author and co-author of 56 scientific papers in high-impact journals, numerous conference papers, and one book chapter.

Dr Nikolina Janković (F) senior researcher in the Center for Sensing Technologies in the BioSense Institute. Author and co-author of more than 40 journal and conference papers and 5 book chapters. Main research interest metamaterials, plasmonics, acoustics, sensors, and microwave passive devices. The coordinator of the H2020 MSCA-RISE project NOCTURNO and EUREKA project WaQUMoS in Serbia. Well versed in EU regulations and procedures and the EC funded projects. In the last seven years, participated in two FP7 projects: MultiWaveS and InnoSense (Financial and Administrative Manager and WP leader), as well as in three H2020 projects (H2020 Teaming ANTARES, NOCTURNO, and SHealthy).

Nikolina Janković

Dr. Nikola Knežević is a Full research professor at the Center for Sensor Technologies at the Biosense Institute. He received his doctorate in 2009 at Iowa State University, USA, in synthesizing and functionalizing porous silica nanoparticles for stimuli-responsive and targeted drug delivery. He gained further research experience as a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Houston (research in the field of multistep organic synthesis), Universidad Complutense de Madrid (nanomaterials science), Institute Charles Gerhardt Montpellier (nanomaterials science), FP7 - ERA ERA Chairs postdoctoral fellow at the Vinča Nuclear Institute and as Pole Chimie Ballard Visiting Professor at the University of Montpellier. Nikola is the author/co-author of over 40 scientific publications, including 2 book chapters and one patent, with over 1900 citations and an H index of 21. Nikola is the coordinator of one H2020 project (NANOFACTS GA 952259), three Serbian national projects (PRECAST – 6060755, proof of concept – 5566, technology transfer -1135), and two bilateral research projects (with France and Germany). Research interests: Synthesis of functional bioresponsive nanomaterials for use in health protection and construction of biosensors.

Nikola Knežević

Nejra Omerović is a Research Assistant at the BioSense Institute. She received her BSc and MSc degree in 2015 and 2017, respectively, from the Faculty of Technology, University of Novi Sad, Serbia, where she is currently a PhD student at the Department of Materials engineering. From October 2015 to September 2016 she did an internship at AGFA-Gevaert NV, Mortsel, Belgium, where she worked at the Inkjet Ink Development Department. Her current research activities are focused on biopolymers and their nanocomposites.

Nejra Omerović

Minja Mladenović is a Junior Research Assistant at the BioSense Institute and a Ph.D. student of Chemistry at the Faculty of Sciences, University of Novi Sad. She received her Bachelor (2015) and Master (2016) degrees from the Department of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Environmental Protection at the Faculty of Sciences, as well. Her research interests include synthesis, functionalization and characterization of silica-based nanomaterials and their application in stimuli-responsive and controlled drug/biomolecules delivery.

Minja Mladenović

Dr Marko Radović graduated in 2005 from the Faculty of Physics, University of Belgrade. In 2008 he received a MSc degree at the Faculty of Physics, University of Belgrade. He received PhD title in 2015 also at Faculty of Physics, University of Belgrade. From April 2006. to February of 2017. He was employed at the Institute of Physics in Belgrade. Since February 2017. He is employed as a senior researcher at BioSense Institute. Dr Radović research interests are focused on a bottom-up approach, involving synthesis, characterization and functionalization of nanomaterials to design of gas monitoring platforms, biosensors, optoelectronic and photocatalytic devices. He has published 25 scientific papers in international and domestic journals and he is a member of the Serbian Society for Ceramic Materials.

Marko Radović

Jovana Stanojev is a research assistant and a PhD student at the Faculty of Technology, University of Novi Sad. She studied materials engineering. She is working towards finishing her PhD thesis. Topic of her PhD thesis is "Development of uncooled infrared detector based on lead selenide". Her current research focuses are development of new materials for sensors, nanomaterials and nanomembranes, microfluidics, development of organ-on-a-chip platforms, cell culturing.

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Jovana Stanojev

Dr. Ivana Kundacina is a Research Associate at the BioSense Institute. She completed her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in physics and earned a Ph.D. in Applied Physics from the Faculty of Sciences, University of Novi Sad, Serbia. She defended her Ph.D. thesis titled “Development and Implementation of New Sensor and Biosensor Solutions Integrated into the Lab-on-Chip Concept” in 2024. Throughout her career, Dr. Kundacina has been involved in eight national and international research projects and has worked as a visiting researcher at the Technical University of Vienna, Austria, and the French National Institute for Agriculture, Food, and Environment (INRAe) in Paris, France. Her research interests include microfluidics, CFD simulations, and the development of sensing and biosensing solutions integrated into miniaturized systems.

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Ivana Kundačina

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&amp;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.

Goran Kitić

In 2009, Georges Dubourg received the engineer degree in electronics from the University of Sciences and Technologies in Bordeaux, France. Afterwards, he received his Ph.D degree in microelectronic from the University of Bordeaux in 2012. During his Ph.D thesis, he introduced a new activity in the IMS laboratory concerning organic MEMS for biosensing applications. From 2013 to 2014, he worked in the flied of microfluidic as a postdoctoral research fellow in the Institute of Electronics, Microelectronics and Nanotechnology (IEMN) at the University of Lille, France. Then he undertook postdoctoral research in Serbia at the University of Novi Sad before taking up his current senior researcher position at BioSense Institute in which he has launched from scratch a new research activity in the field of flexible electronic and sensors. His research interests include the design, fabrication and characterization of flexible sensors and microfluidic devices for biomedical application. From 2018, Georges is project coordinator of CISTEM project (H2020‐MSCA‐RISE‐2017) which aims to develop a new generation of organ-on-chip for modeling cardiovascular diseases.

Georges Dubourg

Dr Branimir Bajac (M), researcher at BioSense institute, received the Ph.D. degrees in 2017 at the University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Technology Novi Sad, Serbia, in field of materials engineering. Author and co-author of more than 30 papers in international journals and conferences and 1 book chapter. His PhD involves research in ceramic multiferroic thin films, but his current scientific interests are in fields of metal-oxide gas sensors, biopolymers and optical gas sensors in smart food packaging. Experienced in various material procesing techniques and film deposition, characterization of their structural and functional properties. In the last 5 years a member of two H2020 projects (Shealthy, PROTEIN), two COST projects, one EUREKA, and two national Serbian project.

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Branimir Bajac

Aleksandra Pavlović is a Junior Research Assistant at the BioSense Institute and a Ph.D. student of Chemistry at the Faculty of Sciences, University of Novi Sad. She received her Bachelor (2019) and Master (2020) degrees from the Department of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Environmental Protection at the Faculty of Sciences, as well. Her research interests include synthesis, functionalization and characterization of periodically mesoporous organosilicate nanoparticles for dermal use, as well as the development of biosensors for various biomolecules.

Aleksandra Pavlović

Maša Mimica works as a Project Manager at BioSense Institute, covering two equally important fields – H2020 financial management and project management of cascade funding projects. She has extensive experience in financial reporting at the project level, portfolio of 17M€ with a proven track-record in planning, reporting and analysis of business needs and other financial aspects of the Institute. Maša as part of Business Development Department collaborates with other cross-finance teams in driving strategic decisions and ongoing operations.
In parallel, Maša acts as a Project Manager for cascade funded sub-projects, previously in FP7 and now in H2020 programme. Thus, she has a vast experience in tailor-made innovation and acceleration activities, which led to market positioning and expansion of more than 150 SMEs, cross-cutting IT and agricultural sectors.
Maša has strong background in multinational environment, where working with different stakeholders across the board in various industries, contributed to the development of her business and interpersonal skills.

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Maša Mimica

Mr. Bojan Gavrilović is from Novi Sad, Serbia. He holds an MSc in Engineering Management from the Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad, Serbia as well as a master’s degree in International Public Procurement Management from the University of Tor Vergata in Rome, Italy.
Bojan has previously worked for private companies in various industries, before becoming part of the ERP implementation team in Apatin Brewery in Serbia. As part of the Change Management team, he became more and more interested in supply chain management.
He later started working in Elektrovojvodina (now part of the DSO), a Serbian utility company in the electric power industry, where he rose through the ranks from a trainee to Head of Public Procurement in the five years he spent there, from where he went on to manage public procurement and strategic IT projects in the parent company of DSO - Electric Power Industry of Serbia.
From 2018, Bojan has been a member of the BioSense Insitute team working on H2020 projects and managing our public procurement operations.

Bojan Gavrilović

Teodora Knežić joined BioSense Institute as Junior Researcher in the Center for Biosystems. Teodora has a bachelor's and master's degrees in Molecular Biology and she is currently a Ph.D. student of Molecular Biology at the Faculty of Sciences, University of Novi Sad, Serbia, with Dr Ivana Gađanski as the mentor. During her studies she volunteered in the Laboratory for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the Faculty of Sciences where was involved in the analyses of gene expression of the European corn borer using techniques for RNA isolation, gel electrophoresis, cDNA synthesis, end-point and qPCR analysis. Also, at the Institute for Nuclear Sciences Vinča she was trained to work with human cancer cell cultures, perform viability assays and flow cytometry. Teodora has just completed a 3 month specialization practice in BioSense as well. Her main research interests are biosensor development and molecular techniques for pathogen detection, cellular agriculture and development of lab-on-a-chip platforms.

Teodora Knežić

Mila Djisalov has a BSc in Biochemistry and a Master’s degree in Molecular Biology. She is currently a Ph.D. Student of Biochemistry at the Faculty of Sciences in Novi Sad and a Junior Researcher in BioSense Institute. Her main research interests are biosensor development and molecular tools for pathogen detection, cellular agriculture, and the development of lab-on-a-chip platforms. Mila is also one of the co-founders of the student group The BioSense Alt. Protein Project formed at the BioSense Institute.

MIla Đisalov

Dr Ljiljana Šašič Zorić is a senior researcher at the BioSense Institute with expertise in genetics. Ljiljana received PhD degree in biology in 2018 from Faculty of Sciences, University of Novi Sad. She is particularly oriented on application of mitochondrial and nuclear sequence based molecular markers in genetic analyses, identification and delimitation of European insect species. Since 2016, she has been collaborating with DNA laboratory of Finnish museum of Natural History, University of Helsinki where she gained additional experience in molecular taxonomy of hoverflies. In 2017, her research concerning influence of endosymbiotic bacteria on evolutionary dynamic of mitochondrial genes was granted by the Entomological Society of Helsinki and the Societas pro Fauna et Flora Fennica. Her project "Genomic approach in hoverfly biodiversity assessment - next-generation DNA barcoding" was awarded the 100-year anniversary grant of the Entomological Society of Helsinki in 2019. Ljiljana is informal member of the genetic research team at Department of Biology and Ecology, Faculty of Sciences, Novi Sad, as well as coordinator of research activities at the Valentis Center for Behavioral Research, Bačka Palanka.

Ljiljana Šašić Zorić

Ljiljana Janjusevic PhD is Research Associate at the BioSens Institute, University of Novi Sad, Serbia. Bechelor, master and doctoral studies were completed at the Department of Biology and Ecology, Faculty of Sciences, University of Novi Sad. During the doctoral studies, the focus of the research was on examining the biological activities and chemical composition of macrofungi as well as the essntial oils of some plants. Research at the Institute focuses on the development of sensors and molecular techniques for pathogen detection, biomolecular engineering and cell agriculture.

Ljiljana Janjušević

Ivana Gadjanski PhD is Research Associate Professor at BioSense Institute, University of Novi Sad, Serbia. She graduated from the Faculty of Biology, University of Belgrade as the 1st in the class (2003). She obtained PhD in Neuroscience (summa cum laude -oral presentation) from Georg-August University &amp; Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, Goettingen, Germany (2007) and worked as a postdoctorate researcher at Ludwig-Maximillian University, Munich, Germany. Ivana then turned to the bioengineering field and spent a year as a Fulbright Visiting Scholar at Columbia University, USA - Lab for Stem cells and Tissue Engineering (Head: prof. Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic). In BioSense, she is moving further into the cellular agriculture field - developing solutions for cultivated meat. She also works on biosensing for agrifood, biomedicine and environmental monitoring. Ivana is a grantee of the Good Food Institute and coordinator of Horizon2020 projects DRAGON GA 810755 and IPANEMA GA 872662.

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Ivana Gađanski

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Ciljevi projekta
Glavni cilj projekta Know4Nano je jačanje naučne izvrsnosti BioSens instituta u oblasti BioNanoTehnologije (BnT), sa posebnim fokusom na razvoj naprednih biosenzorskih platformi za bezbednost hrane i monitoring životne sredine. Kroz pažljivo osmišljenu saradnju, mobilnosti i stručnu obuku, projekat ima za cilj da omogući prenos znanja i veština sa vodećih evropskih institucija, čime će istraživači BioSens instituta proširiti svoju ekspertizu u oblastima nanomaterijala, biosenzora, mikrofluidike i dijagnostike.
Podrškom individualnom karijernom razvoju istraživača, Know4Nano će značajno unaprediti ukupne istraživačke kapacitete i reputaciju BioSens instituta. Paralelno, projekat će doprineti i unapređenju istraživačkog menadžmenta i administrativnih kapaciteta instituta, uključujući uspostavljanje Kancelarije za transfer tehnologije koja će podržavati procese inovacija, patentiranja i komercijalizacije istraživačkih rezultata.
O projektu
Projekat Know4Nano okuplja BioSens Institut i tri vodeće evropske istraživačke institucije sa komplementarnim ekspertizama u oblasti BioNanoTehnologije (BnT), sa ciljem unapređenja naučne izvrsnosti BioSens Instituta kroz razvoj inovativnih biosenzorskih platformi za praktičnu primenu duž lanca ishrane „od farme do viljuške“. Projekat uspostavlja strukturiranu platformu za prenos znanja zasnovanu na pažljivo osmišljenim mobilnostima, programima obuka i zajedničkim istraživačkim aktivnostima.
Korišćenjem naprednog naučnog znanja i infrastrukture partnerskih institucija, Know4Nano će značajno unaprediti ekspertizu istraživača BioSens Instituta u oblastima nanomaterijala, biosenzora, mikrofluidike i bezbednosti hrane. Projekat takođe ima za cilj jačanje institucionalnih kapaciteta BioSens Instituta, povećanje njegove vidljivosti unutar Evropskog istraživačkog prostora (ERA), kao i postavljanje temelja za dugoročnu stratešku saradnju.
Prenos znanja odvijaće se kroz saradnju sa sledećim partnerskim institucijama:
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<li>Katalonski institut za nanonauku i nanotehnologiju (ICN2), Španija – stručnjaci za biosenzore zasnovane na nanotehnologiji i mikrofluidici;</li>
<li>Nacionalni istraživački savet (CNR), Italija – eksperti za molekularnu detekciju, optičke biosenzore i validaciju u oblasti bezbednosti hrane;</li>
<li>Univerzitet hemije i tehnologije (VSCHT), Češka – stručnjaci za sintezu, funkcionalizaciju i karakterizaciju naprednih materijala.</li>
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Poseban fokus biće stavljen na uspostavljanje Kancelarije za transfer tehnologije (TTO), unapređenje upravljačkih procedura u istraživanju i povećanje sposobnosti BioSens Instituta da naučne rezultate pretoči u praktične inovacije.

Naučni savetnik u oblasti tehničko–tehnoloških nauka, telekomunikacija i informacionih tehnologija

Naučni savetnik u oblasti tehničko-tehnoloških nauka – nauka o materijalima

Isidora Čolić radi kao mlađi stručni saradnik u Centru za inovacije i poslovni razvoj Instituta BioSense i poseduje LLM iz oblasti ljudskih prava sa Univerziteta u Beču. Njena posvećenost održivosti i ljudskim pravima razvijena je tokom rada na poziciji menadžera za projekte i medijsku komunikaciju u neprofitnom sektoru u Beču, Austrija. Isidora ima bogato iskustvo u razvoju i realizaciji globalnih projekata društvenog razvoja, sa posebnim fokusom na kulturno nasleđe, raznovrsnost, ljudska prava, održivi razvoj i pitanja autohtonih zajednica.

Od kada se pridružila Institutu BioSense u avgustu 2023. godine, aktivno učestvuje u realizaciji nekoliko projekata u okviru programa Horizon Europe. Njene odgovornosti uključuju podršku timu Centra za inovacije i razvoj u implementaciji projekata Horizon Europe, doprinos pripremi i realizaciji nacionalnih i međunarodnih naučnoistraživačkih projekata, organizaciju događaja, kao i pružanje tehničke podrške u cilju unapređenja rada Instituta.

Milica Govedarica je istraživač-pripravnik u Centru za senzorske tehnologije na Institutu BioSens i student doktorskih studija fizike na Departmanu za fiziku Prirodno-matematičkog fakulteta Univerziteta u Novom Sadu. Fokus njenog rada je razvoj elektrohemijskih senzora i biosenzora. Takođe je uključena i u modelovanje mikrofluidičnih i elektrohemijskih sistema.

Jelena Đerić je zaposlena kao istraživač pripravnik na Institutu BioSens, Univerziteta u Novom Sadu. Njeno istraživanje usmereno je na razvoj gasnih senzora za sisteme elektronskog nosa (e-nose), sa posebnim fokusom na primenu 2D nanomaterijala kao što su MXene, MoS₂ i derivati grafena. Jelena je osnovne i master studije biomedicinskog inženjerstva završila na Fakultetu tehničkih nauka Univerziteta u Novom Sadu, gde je nagrađena priznanjem „Nikola Tesla“. Doktorske studije biomedicinskog inženjerstva pohađa na istom fakultetu. U okviru svog istraživačkog rada bavi se formulacijom funkcionalnih mastila, inkjet štampom senzorskih struktura i elektrohemijskom i električnom karakterizacijom odštampanih uzoraka. Učestvuje u realizaciji nacionalnih i međunarodnih istraživačkih projekata, a dodatno usavršavanje sticala je kroz brojne radionice i letnje škole iz oblasti nanomaterijala, mikrofluidike i fleksibilne elektronike.

Jovana Paskaš zaposlena je na poziciji istraživača pripravnikau Institutu BioSens od aprila 2025. godine. Studentkinja je doktorskih studija na Tehnološkom fakultetu Univerziteta u Novom Sadu, gde je završila osnovne studije modula Inženjerstvo materijala (2023) i master studije istog modula (2024). Tokom studija, njeno istraživanje bilo je usmereno na sintezu 2D materijala-maksena, kao i na njihovu karakterizaciju i funkcionalizaciju. Učestvovala je na različitim naučnim radionicama i konferencijama, kao i u organizaciji jedne od konferencija. U okviru Centra za senzorske tehnologije, njeno istraživanje obuhvata razvoj, sitezu i karakterizaciju u oblasti 2D materijala i njihove potencijalne primene.

Milan Lisica je Produkt menadžer sa više od decenije dugim iskustvom u softverskoj industriji. Tokom karijere, bio je vođa u razvoju i lansiranju brojnih uspešnih proizvoda za B2B i B2C tržište, sarađujući sa različitim timovima - od startapa do velikih korporacija. Pokrenut istinskom strašću prema tehnologiji i dubokim poštovanjem za povezivanje sa ljudima, Milan se oslanja na prevazilaženje jaza između inovacija i potreba ljudi. Posvetio je više godina razvoju i upravljanju jedinstvenim proizvodom, značajno doprinoseći njegovoj izuzetnoj akviziciji korisnika. Pored toga, njegova ključna interesovanja su istraživanje tržišta, vizija i strategija plasiranja proizvoda, korisnička vrednost, kao i pronalaženje načina za pretvaranje vizije u stvarnost. U svom prethodnom radu Milan je bio fokusiran na pomoć pronalazačima u oblikovanju njihovih ideja i pronalaženju najboljeg tržišta za njihovu realizaciju. Njegovo putovanje u digitalnu sferu počelo je tokom master studija iz multimedije na Univerzitetu u Groningenu u Holandiji. Konstantno prateći trendove i najbolje prakse u oblasti industrije, Milan veruje u moć inovacije u pogledu ostvarenja pozitivanog uticaja na svet.

Ivana Milošević je student doktorskih studija na studijskom programu Biotehnologija na Tehnološkom fakultetu, Univerziteta u Novom Sadu. Od januara 2023. godine, Ivana je zaposlena kao istraživač-pripravnik na Institutu BioSens. U Centru za senzorske tehnologije, Ivana se specijalizuje za razvoj biosenzora na bazi flagelarnih filamenata. Njen rad se fokusira na povećanje osetljivosti ovih biosenzora za detekciju teških metala, posebno nikla (Ni). Ivanin doprinos se proteže na modifikaciju elektrohemijskih biosenzora, pokazujući njenu posvećenost unapređenju biotehnoloških inovacija.

Dr Jasna Mastilović doktorirala je biotehnologiju na Univerzitetu u Novom Sadu i poseduje MBA iz marketinga, sa Univerziteta u Šefildu, Velika Britanija. Jasna je u BioSensu angažovana na poziciji višeg istraživača. Poseduje više od 30 godina iskustva u istraživanjima u vezi sa bezbednošću hrane, rokom trajanja hrane, nutritivnim svojstvima hrane i razvojem inovativnih prehrambenih proizvoda. Jasna radi i kao predavač studentima master studija na Univerzitetu Donja Gorica u Crnoj Gori i Univerzitetu u Istočnom Sarajevu u Bosni i Hercegovini na predmetu razvoj novih prehrambenih proizvoda. Učestvovala je u razvoju i izradi Strategije pametne specijalizacije Srbije, kao koordinator procesa razvoja preduzetništva u oblasti hrane za budućnost. Takođe, učestvuje u procesu restrukturiranja i unapređenja inovacionih kapaciteta i inovacionog ekosistema u Srbiji, koji podržavaju Evropska komisija i Svetska banka. Trenutni fokus istraživanja usmeren je na optimizaciju lanaca vrednosti u hrani, sa fokusom na tehnologije čuvanja svežih plodova nakon branja, sa naglaskom na razvoju rešenja koja koriste savremene senzorske tehnologije i primenu kompjuterskog vida, kao i alata veštačke inteligencije za optimizaciju očuvanja kvaliteta proizvoda, produženje roka trajanja i minimiziranje otpada i gubitaka. Sa iskustvom u upravljanju istraživanjima, komunikaciji sa zainteresovanim stranama četvorostrukog heliksa i umrežavanju, ona doprinosi fokusiranju i diversifikaciji finansiranja istraživanja u BioSensu.

Dr V. Divakar Botcha od nedavno radi kao stariji istraživač u Institutu BioSens. Doktorirao je 2016. godine na Indijskom tehnološkom institutu Bombay (IIT Bombay), Indija, u oblasti 2D materijala i poluprovodnih nanokompozita, kao i njihovih optoelektronskih primena. Tokom doktorata razvio je inovativnu tehniku sa jeftinim, energetski efikasnim i skalabilnim metodom za transfer GO/RGO jednoslojnih “listova” sa interfejsa vazduh-voda na čvrste substrate. Postdoktorat je uradio u oblasti naprednih 2D TMD materijala, gde je fabrikovao dosta fotodetektorskih uređaja na Shenzhen univerzitetu, Kina. Takođe je razvio različite fotonske strukture radeći kao stariji naučnik u Photonics centru (čista soba), u Kini nakon postdoktorata. Na poslednjoj navedenoj poziciji bio je odgovoran za litografiju elektronskim snopom (EBL) visoke rezolucije (modeli: EBPG-5150, Raith pioneer Two) i podučavao je studente, istraživače i neke partnerske kompanije u oblasti procesa fabrikacije uređaja kao što su: dizajn uređaja, razvoj, process fabrikacije, sigurnosni protokol, održavanje čistih soba 100 i 5000, itd. Njegova trenutna naučna interesovanja su u oblasti rasta i fabrikacije 2D-baziranih nanouređaja. Pre nego što se pridružio BioSense institutu, takođe je radio kao stariji R&amp;D inženjer u PROGNOMICS Ltd u Ujedinjenom Kraljevstvu, gde je razvio Multiplex FET senzore na bazi grafena za kardio biomarkere i detekciju alergena u mleku. Ima preko 8 godina iskustva u čistim sobama i korišćenja mnogih uređaja za fabrikaciju. Autor je i koautor više od 30 naučnih publikacija i jednog patenta, citiran preko 495 puta sa H-indeksom 13 i i10 indeksom 16. Takođe je urednik i govornik za različite časopise i konferencije.

Zorica Novaković je zaposlena na poziciji istraživač-pripravnik u Centru za senzorske tehnologije na Institutu BioSens. Osnovne i master studije je završila na Prirodno-matematičkom fakultetu, Univerziteta u Novom Sadu. Trenutno je na prvoj godini doktorskih studija na istoimenom fakultetu u Novom Sadu. Članica je Srpskog hemijskog i biohemijskog društva, Kluba mladih hemičara i UNS SRNA - Udruženje naučnica Srbije. Na Institutu Biosens, u toku realizacije svog master rada na temu različitih tipova sinteze i karakterizacije ZnO nanočestica, Zorica Novaković je imala priliku da pored različitih tehnika karakterizacije, kao što su SEM, XRD, TG/DSC analize, DLS, UV/Vis spektroskopije, stekna iskustvo i u oblastima tehnologija fabrikacije, kao što su sito i inkjet štampa. Njena istraživanja su vezana za razvoj elektrohemijskih biosenzora, koji svoju primenu imaju u poljoprivredi i prehrambenom sektoru.

Sara Joksović je zaposlena na Institutu BioSens kao istraživač pripravnik u Centru za senzorske tehnologije. Takođe, studentkinja je doktorskih akademskih studija inženjerstva materijala na Tehnloškom fakultetu Novi Sad, gde je završila osnovne i master studije. Njen naučno-istraživački rad fokusiran je na razvoj materijala za senzore, ugljenične nanomaterijale kao i materijale na bazi olovo selenida.

Goran Kitić je zaposlen na poziciji Rukovodioca centra za senzorske tehnologije na Institutu BioSens. Doktorirao je na Fakultetu tehničkih nauka, na Univerzitetu u Novom Sadu 2016. godine na temu mikrotalasnih senzora vlažnosti zemljišta. Goran Kitić ima iskustva u oblastima raznih tehnologija fabrikacije (LTCC, debeloslojna i tankoslojna tehnologija, mikrofabrikacija, PCB, wire bonding, mašinska obrada i 3D štampa) i metoda karakterizacije (elektronska mikroskopija, EDS spektoroskopija, UV/Vis spektroskopija, optička profilometrija, električna merenja). Njegova istraživanja su u vezi sa razvojem senzora koji svoju primenu imaju u poljoprivredi, prehrambenom sektoru i zaštiti životne sredine. Neki od razvijenih prototipa senzora uključuju multispektralni senzor za utvrđivanje statusa biljaka, senzor vlažnosti zemljišta, uređaj za rano otkrivanje mastitisa, detektor nitrata u vodi. Pored navedenog, u velikoj meri je uključen u razvoj robotskog sistema za uzorkovanje i analizu zemljišta. Njegovo istraživanje je publikovano u 7 međunarodnih časopisa, i brojnim radovima objavljenim na međunarodnim konferencijama. Tokom svoje karijere, učestvovao je u 13 međunarodnih i nacionalnih projekata.

Zoran Pavlović rođen je 1986. godine u Aleksincu, Srbija. Diplomu je stekao 2010. godine, a Master diplomu 2011. godine iz hemijskog inženjerstva na Tehnološko-metalurškom fakultetu Univerziteta u Beogradu. Master teza o elektrohemijskim katalizatorima i razvoju sistema gorivih ćelija sa protočnim ciklonskim reaktorima urađena je na Max Planck Institutu za dinamiku složenih tehničkih sistema, Magdeburg, Nemačka. Doktorirao je 2017. godine na heterogenoj elektrohemijskoj katalizi (dr. Rer. Nat - doktor prirodnih nauka), na Max Planck Institutu za hemijsku konverziju energije, Muelheim an der Ruhr, Nemačka, kao i na Fritz Haber Institutu, Berlin, Nemačka. Tokom doktorskih studija, predstavljao je svoj naucni rad na raznim elektrohemijskim konferencijama u Nemačkoj, kao i na konferencijama Elektrohemijskog društva u SAD-u (Orlando - Florida i San Diego - Kalifornija). Od marta 2018. godine radi u farmaceutskoj kompaniji Phytonet AG, Zurich, Švajcarska, gde je uključen u pokretanje proizvodnog pogona farmaceutskih preparata dodataka ishrani u Novom Sadu. Tamo radi kao menadžer proizvodnje i menadžer tehničkih sistema, gde se bavi optimizacijom postojećih i razvojem novih farmaceutskih procesa proizvodnje i transfera tehnologija, kao i poslovnim razvojem,. U isto vreme, od marta 2018. godine radi kao docent na Farmaceutskom fakultetu Univerziteta u Novom Sadu, gde vodi predavanja iz Industrijske farmacije, Organske, Bioorganske, Stereo i Steroidne hemije, a takođe je i mentor studentima na master i doktorskim tezama, kao i na studentskim praksama u Phytonet-u. Od januara 2021. godine, Zoran radi na Institutu BioSense kao Stariji istraživač, pridružujući se brojnim tekućim evropskim projektima. Njegov glavni istraživački interes je elektrokemijska kataliza u cilju skladištenja energije dobijene obnovljivim izvorima energije, i razvoj bio-elektrohemijskih senzora i materijala za primenu u poljoprivredi, medicini, farmaciji i zaštiti životne sredine.

Dr Radonić je doktorirao iz oblasti elektronike 2010. godine na Univerzitetu u Novom Sadu. Autor je 2 poglavlja u knjizi, 30 radova u naučnim časopisima, više od 60 konferencijskih radova, 10 tehničkih rešenja i ima više od 440 citata. Dr Radonić je bio rukovodilac na četiri nacionalna projekta, jednom projektu koji je finansirala Evropska banka za istraživanje i razvoj, jednom bilateralnom projektu između Srbije i Slovenije, projektu koji je finansirao Good Food Institute iz SAD-a i vođa radnog paketa u jednom FP7 projektu – Innosens i jednom H2020 – Antares. Učestvovao je u brojnim istraživačkim projektima iz programa FP6, FP7, H2020, COST, Eureka, IPA. Član je grupa IEEE i MAGEO (Mikrotalasi u poljoprivredi, životnoj sredini i posmatranju Zemlje) i član tehničkih programskih odbora konferencije EUROCON (Computer as a Tool, 2015), Salamanka, Španija i Sensodevice konferencije 2019, Nica, Francuska. Član upravnog odbora Instituta BioSense od 2015-2020 i potpredsednik Naučnog veća Instituta BioSense 2015-2020. Od 2022 obavlja funkciju pomoćnika direktora za nauku. Recenzent u mnogim naučnim časopisima: Scientific Reports, Lab-on-Chip, IEEE Sensors Journal, MDPI Sensors, MDPI Electronics, Sensors and Actuators B, IEEE Wireless and component letters, Electronic letters, etc. Oblast naučnog istraživanja dr Radonića je mikrofluidika, razvoj senzora (mikrotalasni, optički, mikrofluidni senzori i biosenzori), elektronskih, RF i mikrotalasnih pasivnih komponenti (filteri, spojnica, diplekser itd.), antena i RFID sistema, periodični i veštački materijali, tehnologije fabrikacije, merenja i karakterizacija.

Stefan Jarić je zaposlen u Centru za senzorske tehnologije kao istraživač-saradnik i student završne godine doktorskih studija fizike materijala na Departmanu za fiziku, Prirodno-matematičkog fakulteta u Novom Sadu. Stefan se bavi razvojem i istraživanjem novih rešenja na polju biosenzora zasnovanih na grafenskim tranzistorima sa efektom polja i specifičnih sintetičkih receptora (aptamera) za detekciju raznih analita iz sfere zaštite životne sredine (toksini) i medicine (biomarkeri). Njegova ekpertiza se razvija u pravcu mikro i nanofabrikacije senzorskih platformi (fotolitografija, fizičko naparavanje materijala), karakterizacije materijala (Ramanova spektroskopija, mikroskopija atomskih sila) i električnih karakteristika biosenzora.

Slobodan Birgermajer je naučni saradnik u Centru za Senzorske Tehnologije pri Institutu BioSens. Doktorat iz mikrotalasne elektronike odbranio je 2019. godine na Fakultetu Tehničkoih Nauka, Univerziteta u Novom Sadu. Trenutno radi na razvoju i primeni senzora u poljprivredi, prehrambenoj industriji i monitoringu životne sredine, i aktivno je uključena na više međunarodnih projekata iz poziva H2020, kao što su ANTARES, SHEALTY, IPANEMA, i drugi. Takođe, domen istraživanja obuhvata razvoj i fabrikaciju mikrotalasnih pasivnih kola, fotonskih kristala, mikrofludinih senzora, kao i 3D i 4D tehnologiju štampe.

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Dr Slavica Savić Ružić je naučni savetnik u Centru za senzorske tehnologije Instituta BioSense. Diplomirala je na Fakultetu za fizičku hemiju Univerziteta u Beogradu, a doktorirala je materijale u elektronici na Fakultetu tehničkih nauka Univerziteta u Novom Sadu 2009. godine. Stekla je bogato iskustvo učešćem u brojnim nacionalnim i međunarodnim projektima, među kojima je i koordinacija bilateralnog istraživačkog projekta i jednog projekta finansiranog od strane Evropske banke za obnovu i razvoj. 2012. godine je bila gostujući istraživač (postdok) na Pontifícia Universidade Católica (PUC) u Rio de Žaneiru, Brazil. Vodila je radne pakete u projektima IDEJE – Microlabaptasens (2022–2025) i Horizon 2020 Twinning projektu NANOFACTS (2021–2024). Trenutno vodi radne pakete u projektima finansiranim od strane Naučnog fonda Republike Srbije: PRIZMA – MULTISENSE (2023–2026) i Horizon Europe projektu Know4Nano, gde obavlja i funkciju su-koordinatora. Njena istraživačka interesovanja obuhvataju nauku o materijalima, naprednu obradu i karakterizaciju keramičkih materijala, hemiju i fiziku čvrstog stanja. Trenutno je fokusirana na sintezu i karakterizaciju MOx i 2D materijala za primenu u gas senzoringu, kao što je analiza daha, kao i u (bio)senzorima vezanim za praćenje životne sredine i bezbednost hrane. Autorka je i koautorka 56 naučnih radova u visokorangiranim časopisima, brojnih radova sa konferencija i jednog poglavlja u knjizi.

Dr Nikolina Janković je stariji Istraživač u Centru za senzorske tehnologije Instituta BioSens. Autor i koautor više od 40 radova u časopisima i na konferencijama, kao i 5 poglavlja u knjigama. Njena polja interesovanja uključuju metamaterijale, akustiku, plazmoniku, senzore i mikrotalasna pasivna kola. Koordinator je H2020 MSCA-RISE projekta NOCTURNO i EUREKA projekat WaQUMoS u Srbiji. In poslednjih sedam godina učestvovala je u 2 FP7 projekta MultiWaveS i InnoSense (menadžer projekta i vođa radnog paketa), kao i u 3 H2020 projekta (H2020 Teaming ANTARES (vođa radnog paketa), NOCTURNO (rukovodilac) i SHealthy).

Dr Nikola Knežević je Naučni savetnik u Centru za senzorske tehnologije na Institutu Biosens. Doktorirao je 2009. godine na Iowa State University, SAD, iz oblasti sinteze i funkcionalizacije poroznih silikatnih nanočestica za stimulans-responsivnu i ciljajuću isporuku lekova. Dalje istraživačko iskustvo stekao je kao postdoktorand na Univerzitetu u Hjustonu (istraživanje iz oblasti višestepene organske sinteze), Universidad Complutense de Madrid (nauka o nanomaterijalima), Institute Charles Gerhardt Montpellier (nauka o nanomaterijalima), FP7 – ERA ERA Chairs postdoktorand u Nuklearnom institutu Vinča i kao Pole Chimie Balard gostujući profesor na Univerzitetu u Monpeljeu. Nikola je autor/koautor na preko 40 naučnih publikacija, uključujući 2 poglavlja u knjigama i jedan patent, sa preko 1900 citata i H indeksom 21. Nikola je koordinator jednog projekta H2020 (NANOFACTS GA 952259), tri srpska nacionalna projekta (PRECAST – 6060755, dokaz koncepta – 5566, transfer tehnologija -1135) i dva bilateralna istraživačka projekta (sa Francuskom i Nemačkom). Istraživačka interesovanja: sinteza funkcionalnih bioresponsivnih nanomaterijala za primenu u zaštiti zdravlja i konstrukciji biosenzora.

Nejra Omerović je zaposlena na Institutu BioSens kao istraživač saradnik. Osnovne i master studije završila je 2015., odnosno 2017. godine na Tehnološkom fakultetu, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu, Srbija, gde je trenutno sudent doktorskih studija na Katedri za Inženjerstvo materijala. Od oktobra 2015. do septembra 2016. godine obavljala je stručnu praksu u kompaniji AGFA-Gevaert NV, Mortsel, Belgija, gde je radila na Departmanu za razvoj inkdžet mastila. Njene trenutne istraživačke aktivnosti usmerene su na biopolimere i njihove nanokompozite.

Minja Mladenović je zaposlena na Institutu BioSens kao istraživač-pripravnik. Takođe, student je doktorskih akademskih studija hemije na Prirodno-matematičkom fakultetu Univerziteta u Novom Sadu, gde je završila osnovne i master studije hemije. Bavi se naučno-istraživačkim radom u oblasti sinteze, funkcionalizacije i karakterizacije nanomaterijala na bazi silike, kao i primenom istih za stimulisanu i kontrolisanu isporuku lekova i biomolekula.

Dr Marko Radović je diplomirao 2005. na Fizičkom Fakultetu pri Beogradskom univerzitetu. 2008. je odbranio magistarski rad na Fizičkom Fakultetu na Univerzitetu u Beogradu. Doktorsku disertaciju je odbranio 2015. na Fizičkom Fakultetu u Beogradu. Od aprila 2006. je zaposlen na Institutu za Fiziku u Beogradu. Od februara 2015. je zaposlen kao naučni saradnik na Biosens Institutu. Naučno istraživačka delatnost Dr Radovića je fokusirana na tzv. “bottom-up approach” gde su povezane sinteza nanomaterijala, karakterizacija I funkcionalizacija nanomaterijala u dizajnu senzorskih optoelektronskih i fotokatalitičkih uređaja. Tokom dosadašnje karijere publikovao je više od 25 naučnih radova u međunarodnim i domaćim časopisima.

Jovana Stanojev je istraživač saradnik i student doktorskih studija na Tehnološkom fakultetu u Novom Sadu, na Univerzitetu u Novom Sadu. Studirala je inženjerstvo materijala i trenutno završava svoju doktorsku disertaciju. Tema njene doktorske disertacije je "Razvoj nehlađenog infracrvenog detektora na bazi olovo selenida". Njeno istraživanje se fokusira na razvoj novih materijala za senzore, nanomaterijala i nanomembrana, mikrofluidiku, uzgajanje ćelijskih kultura i razvoj platformi organ-na-čipu.

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Dr Ivana Kundačina je naučni saradnik na Institutu Biosens. Završila je osnovne i master studije fizike, kao i doktorske studije primenjene fizike na Prirodno-matematičkom fakultetu, Univerziteta u Novom Sadu. Doktorsku disertaciju pod nazivom „Razvoj i implementacija novih senzorskih i biosenzorskih rešenja primenom koncepta Laboratorija-na-čipu“ odbranila je 2024. godine. Tokom svoje karijere, Ivana Kundačina je učestvovala u osam nacionalnih i međunarodnih istraživačkih projekata i radila kao gostujući istraživač na Tehničkom univerzitetu u Beču, Austrija, i institutu INRAe u Parizu, Francuska. Njene oblasti istraživanja uključuju mikrofluidiku, CFD simulacije, kao i razvoj senzorskih i biosenzorskih rešenja integrisanih u minijaturizovane sisteme.

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Georges Dubourg је zaposlen u Institutu BioSens од 16. oktobra 2015. godine. Prethodno je bio zaposlen na Fakultetu tehničkih nauka, na Departmanu za energetiku, elektroniku i telekomunikacije, od septembra 2014. godine kao saradnik na FP7 projektu InnoSense. Od januara 2013. do jula 2014. godine radio je kao posle doktorski istaživač na Institutu za elektroniku, mikro i nanoelektroniku (IEMN) na Univerzitetu u Lilu (Francuska). Doktorske studije završio je na Univerzitetu u Bordou (Francuska), gde je radio kao istraćivač u laboratoriji Integracija: od Materijala do Sistema (IMS). U toku svog dosadašnjeg rada, dr Georges Dubourg se prvenstveno bavio naučnim istaživanjima u oblasti mikroelektronike i mikrofabrikacionih tehnologija, gde je ostvario zapažene rezultate na međunarodnom nivou. Takođe, učestvovao je u izvođenju auditornih i laboratorijskih vežbi kao asistent u nastavi od 2010. do 2012. na Univerzitetu u Bordou (Francuska) na nekoliko predmeta iz oblasti elektronike i tehnologija mikrofabrikacije na osnovnim akademskim i master studijama. Sarađivao je sa studentima pri izradi obaveznih projekata, diplomskih i master završnih radova. Domen istraživanja obuhvataju razvoj i fabrikaciju fleksibilnih senzora, mikrofluidiku i razvoj platformi organ-na-čipu. Georges je koordinator Horizon2020 projekta CISTEM-GA 778354.

Dr Branimir Bajac (M), stariji istraživač na Institutu Biosens, doktorirao je 2017. godine na Univerzitetu u Novom Sadu, Tehnološki fakultet Novi Sad, Srbija, u oblasti inženjerstva materijala. Autor i koautor više od 30 radova u međunarodnim časopisima i konferencijama i jednog poglavlja o knjizi. Njegov doktorat obuhvata istraživanje keramičkih multiferoičnih tankih filmova, dok mu se trenutna naučna interesovanja nalaze u oblasti metal-oksidnih gasnih senzora, biopolimera i optičkih senzora gasova kod pametne ambalaže za hranu. Poseduje široko iskustvo u raznim tehnikama procesiranja materijala i depoziciji filmova, karakterizaciji njihovih strukturnih i funkcionalnih svojstava. U poslednjih 5 godina član dva H2020 projekta (SHealthy, PROTEIN), dva COST projekta, jednog EUREKA i dva nacionalna projekta republičkog ministarstva.

Aleksandra Pavlović je zaposlena na Institutu BioSens kao istraživač-pripravnik. Takođe, student je doktorskih akademskih studija hemije na Prirodno-matematičkom fakultetu Univerziteta u Novom Sadu, gde je završila osnovne (2019.) i master (2020.) studije hemije. Bavi se naučno-istraživačkim radom u oblasti sinteze, funkcionalizacije i karakterizacije periodično mezoporoznih organosilikatnih nanočestica za dermalnu upotrebu, kao i razvijanjem biosenzora za različite biomolekule.

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Maša Mimica radi kao projektni menadžer u Institutu Biosens na poslovima H2020 finansijskog menadžement ali i kao projektni menadžer podprojekata odabranih od strane Instituta. Ima bogato iskustvo iz finansijskog izveštavanja na projektnom nivou sa potfoliom od 17M€ i sa dokazanim iskustvom u planiranju, izveštavanju i analizi poslovnih potreba i drugim finansijskim aspektima Instituta. Maša kao deo Centra za inovacije i razvoj poslovanja sarađuje sa drugim odeljenjima u donošenju strateških odluka i rešavanju operativnih izazova
Paralelno s tim, Maša radi kao menadžer podprojekata finansiranih kaskadno, ranije u FP7, a sada u programu H2020. Kroz ovu vrstu poslova, stekla je veliko iskustvo u programima inovacija i akceleracije malih i srednjih preduzeća. Kroz projekte na kojima radi došlo je do pozicioniranja na tržištu i rasta više od 150 MSP, kako IT tako i poljoprivrednog sektora.
Maša ima iskustvo rada u multinacionalnom okruženju, gde je rad sa različitim stranama u raznim industrijama doprineo razvoju njenih poslovnih i međuljudskih veština.

Bojan Gavrilović je deo tima Centra za inovacije i razvoj poslovanja. Master diplomu iz inženjerskog menadžmenta stekao je na Fakultetu tehničkih nauka Univerziteta u Novom Sadu, a master diplomu iz upravljanja međunarodnim javnim nabavkama na Univerzitetu Tor Vergata iz Rima.
Nakon rada u više kompanija u privatnom sektoru u različitim privrednim granama, postao je član tima za implementaciju ERP softvera u Apatinskoj pivari, gde je kao deo tima za upravljanje promenama u ovoj kompaniji razvio je interesovanje za upravljanje lancem snabdevanja.
Karijeru je nastavio u Elektrovojvodini iz Novog Sada (danas deo Operatora distributivnog Sistema EPS Distribucija Beograd), gde je napredovao od pripravnika do rukovodioca za javne nabavke tokom pet godina koje je proveo u ovoj kompaniji. Nakon toga, rukovodio je poslovima javnih nabavki I strateškim IT projektima u centrali kompanije, Javnom preduzeću Elektroprivreda Srbije u Beogradu.
Od 2018. godine Bojan je deo tima Instituta BioSens gde radi na međunarodnim projektima i obavlja poslove službenika za javne nabavke.

Teodora Knežić je zaposlena kao istraživač-pripravnik na Institutu BioSens, u Centru za biosisteme. Teodora je završila osnovne i master akademske studije molekularne biologije i trenutno pohađa doktorske akademske studije molekularne biologije na Prirodno-matematičkom fakultetu Univerziteta u Novom Sadu, pod mentorstvom dr Ivane Gađanski. Tokom svojih studija volontirala je u Laboratoriji za biohemiju i molekularnu biologiju na Prirodno-matematičkom fakultetu gde je vršila analizu genske ekspresije kukuruznog plamenca koristeći metode za izolaciju RNK, gel elektroforezu, sintezu cDNK, end-point i qPCR analizu. Takođe, na Institutu za nuklearne nauke Vinča obučena je za rad sa humanim ćelijskim linijama, izvođenje eseja vijabilnosti i protočnu citometriju. Teodora je završila i tromesečno fakultativno stručno usavršavanje na Institutu BioSens. Njen glavni fokus istraživanja je razvoj biosenzora i molekularnih tehnika za detekciju patogena, ćelijska poljoprivreda i razvoj lab-on-a-chip platformi.

Mila Đisalov je diplomirani biohemičar i master molekularne biologije. Trenutno je student doktorskih studija biohemije na Prirodno-matematičkom fakultetu u Novom Sadu i istraživač-pripravnik na Institutu BioSens. Njena glavna istraživačka interesovanja vezana su za razvoj biosenzora i molekularnih alata za detekciju patogena, ćelijska poljoprivreda i razvoj laboratorija na čipu. Mila je takođe jedan od osnivača studentske grupe The BioSense Alt. Protein Project, osnovane na Institutu BioSens.

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Dr Ljiljana Šašič Zorić je istraživač na BioSense Institutu sa stručnim znanjem u oblasti genetike. Ljiljana je doktorirala 2018. godine na Departmanu za biologiju i ekologiju, na Prirodno-matematičkom fakultetu Univerziteta u Novom Sadu. Posebno je orijentisana na primenu sekvenci mitohondrijalnih i nuklearnih molekularnih markera u genetičkim analizama, identifikaciji i razgraničavanju Evropskih vrsta insekata. Od 2016. godine sarađuje sa DNK laboratorijom Finskog Prirodnjačkog muzeja, Univerziteta u Helsinkiju, gde je stekla dodatno iskustvo u molekularnoj taksonomiji osolikih muva. Tokom 2017. godine, njeno istraživanje o uticaju endosimbiotskih bakterija na evolucionu dinamiku mitohondrijalnih gena stipendirano je od strane Entomološkog društva u Helsinkiju i Društva za zaštitutu flore i faune Finske. Njen projekat „Genomski pristup u proceni biodiverziteta osolikih muva - DNK barkoding nove generacije“ nagrađen je stogodišnjom jubilarnom stipendijom Entomološkog društva iz Helsinkija za 2019. godinu. Ljiljana je neformalni član tima za genetička istraživanja na Departmanu za biologiju i ekologiju, Prirodno-matematičkog fakulteta u Novom Sadu, kao i koordinator istraživačkih aktivnosti u Centru za bihejvioralna istraživanja Valentis, Bačka Palanka.

Ljiljana Janjušević PhD je naučni saradnik na BioSens institutu, Unirzitet u Novom Sadu, R. Srbija. Diplomske, master i doktorske studije završila je na Departmanu za biologiju i ekoloiju Prirodno-matmatičkog fakulteta Univerziteta u Novom Sadu. Tokom doktorskih studija fokus istraživanja je bio usmeren na ispitivanje biološke aktivnosti i hemijskog sastava makrogljiva kao i etarskih ulja nekih biljaka. Istraživanja na Institutu su usmerena na razvoj senzora i molekularnih tehnika za detekkciju patogena, biomoleularni inžnjering i ćelijsku poljoprivredu.

Dr Ivana Gađanski je viši naučni saradnik na Institutu Biosens, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu, Srbija. Diplomirala je na Biološkom fakultetu Univerziteta u Beogradu kao prva u klasi (2003). Doktorirala je iz neuronauka (ocena summa cum laude – usmena odbrana) na Georg-August Univerzitetu i Institutu za biofizičku hemiju Maks Plank, Getingen, Nemačka (2007) i radila na posledoktorskim studijama na Univerzitetu Ludvig-Maksimilijian, Minhen, Nemačka. Ivana se zatim posvetila oblasti bioinženjerstva i provela godinu dana kao Fulbrajt stipendista – gostujući istraživač na Univerzitetu Kolumbija, Njujork, SAD u Laboratoriji za matične ćelije i tkivno inženjerstvo (rukovodilac: prof. Gordana Vunjak-Novaković). U BioSensu radi na bioinženjerstvu u oblasti ćelijske poljoprivrede - razvija rešenja za kultivisano meso. Takođe radi na razvoju biosenzora za monitoring u oblasti poljoprivrede, biomedicine i zaštite životne sredine. Ivana je stipendista Instituta za dobru hranu i koordinator Horizont2020 projekata DRAGON GA 810755 i IPANEMA GA 872662.

Biosenzori su analitički uređaji koji služe za detekciju biološkog materijala kao što su biomolekuli, biološke strukture ili mikroorganizmi (bakterije, virusi, alge, spore). Široku primenu biosenzori nalaze u kontroli bezbednosti hrane, monitoringu životne sredine, kao i u ranom otkrivanju infektivnih bolesti u biomedicini.

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Naša istraživanja su usmerena na razvoj novih biosenzorskih transdjusera, biofunkcionalizaciju senzora sa bioreceptorima, i integraciju senzora u mikrofluidične sisteme. Razvijeni senzori se koriste za detekciju bakterija u hrani i vodi, za detekciju cijano toksina nastalih tokom cvetanja algi, kao i za brzu detekciju fekalnih bakterija i drugih mikrobioloških patogena u vodi.

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Bavimo se i razvojem novih nanomaterijala za funkcionalizaciju biosenzorskih elektroda i fabrikaciju novih elektrohemijskih biosenzora koristeći različite tehnologije fabrikacije. Deo istraživanja je usmeren na nove materijale koji će omogućiti selektivno i efikasno vezivanje analita, kao i na projektovanje biosenzora u cilju poboljšanja njihove selektivnosti, osetljivosti i limita detekcije. Bavimo se i novim metodama modifikacije grafena, novim metodama za njegovu sintezu i integraciju u konvencionalne industrijske procese.

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Posebna pažnja je posvećena biosenzorima na bazi enzima, antitela i nukleinskih kiselina (DNK, RNK). Ova istraživanja se izvode u bliskoj saradnji sa Centrom za biosisteme u kojem istraživači rade na metodama biomolekularnog inženjerstva i molekularne dijagnostike što uključuje i najsavremenije izotermalne metode za umnožavanje nukleinskih kiselina kao što su LAMP (Loop Mediated Isothermal Amplification) i RPA (Recombinase Polymerase Amplification) koje se mogu dobro kombinovati sa biosenzorima razvijenim u okviru Centra za senzorske tehnologije.

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Takođe, Institut BioSens radi na novim vrstama biosenzora za monitoring hranljivih materija i produkata metabolizma ćelija u procesu proizvodnje kultivisanog mesa, što je još jedan primer dobre multidisciplinarne saradnje sa Centrom za biosisteme i istraživačima koji rade u okviru oblasti ćelijske poljoprivrede.

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Zajednički projekti sa Centrom za biosisteme:

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H2020 MSCA-RISE IPANEMA GA 872662 - Integration of PAper-based Nucleic acid testing mEthods into Microfluidic devices for improved biosensing Applications

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REALSENSE1 - Monitoring of cell culture parameters using sensors for biomass and nutrients/metabolites in media: Lab-on-a-Chip (LOC) approach, 2019-2021; Good Food Institute Inaugural Competitive Grant Program.

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REALSENSE2 – From lab-on-a-chip to custom bioreactor: scale up modeling study, 2020-2022 Good Food Institute Competitive Grant Program

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