Center for Biosystems

Center for sensing technologies

Project goal: The main objective of the LABOUR project is the development of a technology for the detection of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) capable of detecting fragment(s) of vector genes from transgenic constructs in GM crops amplified using the loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) method. In order to enable specific detection of LAMP amplification products, the LABOUR project develops and manufactures specific, sensitive, fast, cost-effective and precise biosensors based on the principles of electrochemistry and electronics.
About the project: The LABOUR project is implemented by a team from the BioSense Institute consisting of researchers from two centers: the Center for Biosystems and the Center for Sensor Technologies. This multidisciplinary team, with expertise in molecular biology, chemistry, physics and materials science, works together to address the problem of crop contamination by genetically modified organisms (GMOs) by applying modern and accessible methods that have the potential to lead to the development of a commercial point-of-need device. To achieve this goal, the project focuses on four agricultural crops (maize, soybean, wheat and rapeseed), which are the most commonly susceptible to GMO contamination in Serbia. The primary scientific objectives are defined as follows:
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<li>Amplification of transgenic constructs of genetically modified (GM) organisms. Development and optimization of LAMP method protocols for the rapid and efficient amplification of fragments of vector genes in transgenic constructs from four frequently genetically modified agricultural crops: maize, soybean, wheat and rapeseed.</li>
<li>Biosensor detection. Detection of LAMP reaction products using several direct/indirect approaches enabled by novel biosensors based on electrochemical and field-effect transistor (FET) principles, constructed using advanced 2D nanomaterials such as graphene, MXenes and transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDCs).</li>
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Role of BioSense on the project: The BioSense Institute is the project coordinator and independently implements this project. In addition, one of the main project objectives is the establishment of the BioSense Institute as a leader in portable diagnostics, namely through the development of a multidisciplinary research core at the BioSense Institute that will work on a broader spectrum of point-of-need diagnostic applications in agriculture and environmental monitoring.

Senior Research Associate

Ljiljana Janjušević

Research Assistant in the field of natural-mathematical sciences -physics

Stefan Jarić

Marija Pavlović is a molecular biology PhD student at the Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of Novi Sad. She obtained her bachelor’s degree in biology, a molecular biology module, and a master’s degree in molecular biology at the Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of Novi Sad. Marija is a Junior Research Assistant at BioSense Institute, and the focus of her research is the development of biosensors and isothermal methods for nucleic acid amplification for the detection of pathogens, GMOs in agriculture, and AMR genes, as well as other applications of these methods in molecular diagnostics.

Marija Pavlović

Ana Kuprešanin 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's (2021) and Master's (2022) degrees from the Department of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Environmental Protection at the Faculty of Sciences, as well. She is engaged in scientific research in the field of electrochemistry, as well as development of the NPK sensors, sensors for the detection of heavy metals in water and soil, sensors for the detection of genetically modified molecules in food, and other biosensors for various biomolecules.

Ana Kuprešanin

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

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

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.

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

Teodora Knežić Avramov 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 Avramov

Dr. Mila Djisalov is a Research Associate at the BioSense Institute. She completed her undergraduate studies in biochemistry and master’s studies in molecular biology at the Faculty of Sciences, University of Novi Sad. She defended her doctoral dissertation entitled “Optimization of the loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) method for field detection of food- and waterborne pathogens” in 2025. Throughout her career, she has participated in numerous projects: 9 international projects, including 4 from the Horizon 2020 program, 3 projects from the Good Food Institute, and 2 bilateral projects. In addition, she has been involved in 3 national projects funded by the Science Fund, 1 project funded by the Innovation Fund, 3 projects from the Provincial Secretariat for Higher Education and Scientific Research, and 1 project led by the Science Promotion Center. She has worked as a visiting researcher at the Technical University of Vienna, Trinity College Dublin, INRAE in Paris, INESC MN in Lisbon, and Wageningen University in the Netherlands.

Her research activity includes the development and optimization of isothermal nucleic acid amplification methods (LAMP, RCA) for molecular diagnostics of pathogens, genetic modifications, antibiotic resistance genes, and tumor markers. Additionally, her work involves the development of biosensors and lab-on-a-chip platforms applied in biomedicine, food safety, and cellular agriculture.

She is particularly engaged in science promotion and was a co-founder and co-coordinator of the “The BioSense Alt. Protein Project”. Furthermore, in 2021, she received the KOMUNALT project grant funded by the Science Promotion Center and participated in organizing the first multidisciplinary conference on alternative proteins in Serbia.

In May 2024, she was awarded, together with co-authors, the Tanner Award for the most cited paper in 2021, published in the journal Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety (impact factor 16), where she contributed as one of two first co-authors with equal contribution.

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.

LABOUR logo

Science Fund of the Republic Serbia

LABOUR – LAMP-based biosensors for detection of GMO in agriculture

Centar za Biosisteme

Centar za senzorske tehnologije

Cilj projekta: Glavni cilj projekta LABOUR je razvoj tehnologije za detekciju genetski modifikovanih organizama (GMO) koja je sposobna da detektuje fragment(e) vektorskih gena trans-genskog konstrukta iz GMO useva umnožene metodom petljom-posredovane izotermalnog umnožavanja (LAMP). Da bi se omogućila specifična detekcija LAMP umnožaka, projekat LABOUR razvija i proizvodi specifične, osetljive, brze, isplative i precizne biosenzore, koji se zasnivaju na principima elektrohemije i elektronike.
O projektu: Projekat LABOUR implementira tim iz Biosensa kojeg čine naučnici iz dva centra, Centra za biosisteme i Centra za senzorske tehnologije. Ovaj multidisciplinaran tim, sa ekspertizama iz molekularne biologije, hemije, fizike i nauke o materijalima, zajednički radi na tome da reši problem kontaminacije useva pomoću genetski-modifikovanih organizama (GMO) primenjujući savremene i pristupačne metode, koje imaju potencijal da razviju komercijalni uređaj na mestu brige (eng. point-of-need device). Da bi se to ostvarilo, polazi se od četiri poljoprivredne kulture (kukuruz, soja, pšenica i uljana repica), koje su najčešće podložne GMO kontaminaciji u Srbiji. Zatim, primarni naučni ciljevi su definisani na sledeći način:
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<li>Umnožavanje transgenskih konstrukata genetski modifikovanih (GM) organizama. Razvoj i optimizacija protokola metoda LAMP za brzu i efikasnu amplifikaciju fragmenata vektorskih gena u transgenskim konstruktima iz četiri često genetski modifikovane poljoprivredne kulture: kukuruza, soje, pšenice i uljane repice.</li>
<li>Biosenzorska detekcija. Detekcija umnožaka LAMP reakcije primenom više direktnih/indirektnih pristupa, omogućenih novim biosenzorima zasnovanim na elektrohemijskim i tranzistorima sa efektom polja (FET), koji su konstruisani korišćenjem naprednih 2D nanomaterijala poput grafena, MXena i dihalkogenida prelaznih metala (TMDC).</li>
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Uloga BioSens-a na projektu: Institut Biosens je rukovodilac projekta i samostalno radi na implementaciji ovog projekta. Pored toga, jedan od glavnih ciljeva projekta odnosi se na Uspostavljanje Instituta BioSense kao lidera u prenosivoj dijagnostici, odnosno, razvoj multidisciplinarnog istraživačkog jezgra u Institutu Biosens koje će raditi na širem spektru primena dijagnostike na mestu potrebe u poljoprivredi i monitoringu životne sredine.

Viši naučni saradnik

 Istraživač-saradnik u oblasti prirodno-matematičkih nauka -fizika

Marija Pavlović je student doktorskih studija molekularne biologije na Prirodno-matematičkom fakultetu u Novom Sadu. Završila je osnovne studije biologije, modul molekularna biologija i master studije molekularne biologije na Prirodno-matematičom fakultetu, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu. Na Biosens Institutu je zaposlena kao istraživač pripravnik, a glavni fokus njenog istraživanja je razvoj biosenzora i izotermalnih metoda amplifikacije nukleinskih kiselina u cilju detekcije patogena, GMO u poljoprivredi, AMR gena i drugih primena pomenutih metoda u molekularnoj dijagnostici.

Ana Kuprešanin 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 (2021.) i master (2022.) studije hemije. Bavi se naučno-istraživačkim radom u oblasti elektrohemije, kao i razvijanjem NPK senzora, senzora za detekciju teških metala u vodi i zemljištu, senzora za detakciju geneteski modifikovanih molekula u hrani i drugih biosenzora za različite biomolekule.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Teodora Knežić Avramov 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.

Dr Mila Djisalov je istraživač saradnik na Institutu BioSens. Završila je osnovne studije biohemije i master studije molekularne biologije na Prirodno-matematičkom fakultetu, Univerziteta u Novom Sadu. Doktorsku disertaciju pod nazivom „Optimizacija petljom-posredovanе metodе izotermalnog umnožavanja nukleinskih kiselina (LAMP) za primenu u terenskoj detekciji patogena iz hrane i vode“ odbranila je 2025. godine. Tokom svoje karijere učestvovala je u većem broju projekata: 9 međunarodnih, od čega su 4 projekta iz programa Horizont 2020, 3 projekta Instituta dobre hrane i 2 bilateralna projekta. Osim toga, učestvovala je u 3 nacionalna projekta Fonda za nauku, 1 projektu Fonda za inovacionu delatnost, 3 projekta Pokrajinskog sekretarijata za visoko obrazovanje i naučnoistraživačku delatnost i 1 projektu Centra za promociju nauke kojim je rukovodila. Radila je kao gostujući istraživač na Tehničkom univerzitetu u Beču, Triniti Koledžu u Dablinu, institutu INRAe u Parizu, institutu INESC MN u Lisabonu i Univerzitetu Vaheningen u Holandiji.

Njena istraživačka delatnost obuhvata razvoj i optimizaciju izotermalnih metoda umnožavanja nukleinskih kiselina (LAMP, RCA) za molekularnu dijagnostiku patogena, genetičkih modifikacija, gena odgovornih za rezistenciju na antibiotike i tumorskih markera. Pored toga, njen rad uključuje razvoj biosenzora i lab-on-a-chip platformi koje se primenjuju kako u biomedicini i bezbednosti hrane, tako i u ćelijskoj poljoprivredi.

Posebno se angažuje u promociji nauke i bila je ko-osnivačica i ko-koordinator projekta „The BioSense Alt. Protein Project“. Dodatno, 2021. godine dobila je grant projekta KOMUNALT, koji je finansirao Centar za promociju nauke, i učestvovala u organizaciji prve multidisciplinarne konferencije o alternativnim proteinima u Srbiji.

U maju 2024. godine dobila je, zajedno sa koautorima, Tanner nagradu za najcitiraniji rad u 2021. godini, objavljen u časopisu Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety (impakt faktor 16), u kome je učestvovala kao jedan od dva prva koautora sa podjednakim doprinosom.

Mila Đisalov

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.

LABOUR – LAMP-based biosensors for detection of GMO in agriculture

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