Dalibor M. Stankovic

Dalibor M. Stankovic serves as a Research Professor at the Department of Analytical Chemistry, Faculty of Chemistry, University of Belgrade, with continuous service since 2010 progressing from Researcher-intern to Scientific Advisor (mapped to Research Professor rank). His work bridges analytical chemistry and environmental science with emphasis on sensor innovation.

His educational foundation includes:

• Undergraduate studies in Chemical Sciences (2004-2008) at University of Belgrade - Faculty of Chemistry
• Doctorate in Chemical Sciences (2008-2012) at University of Belgrade - Faculty of Chemistry

Research focuses on electrochemical nano-bio-sensors and environmental pollutant detection, particularly micro/nanoplastics and PFAS compounds. His methodology integrates advanced oxidation processes with novel composite materials for real-world environmental monitoring applications.

Key recognition includes dual 2024 awards for 2023 research excellence:

• Djoka Vlajkovic Foundation Award for best young researcher paper
• Veselin Lucic Foundation Award for best scientific achievement

He leads substantial EU-funded initiatives including the Horizon Europe MOBILES project (2024-2027) on pollutant detection systems, alongside active roles in IMPTOX (microplastics), PFAStwin (PFAS remediation), and SOLVAY industry collaborations. Organizational contributions span the Serbian Chemical Society's Electrochemistry Section, Center for Molecular Food Sciences Board, and university equipment management committees. Teaching portfolio covers Analytical Chemistry 3, Modern Instrumental Methods, and specialized sensor courses.