Milos D. Ilic

Milos D. Ilic is a Researcher at the Department of Analytical Chemistry, University of Belgrade's Faculty of Chemistry. Born in Smederevo, Serbia (1999), he speaks Serbian and English. He completed his BSc (2018-2022) and MSc (2022-2023) in Chemistry at the same institution. Currently employed as a junior research assistant since 2023, his work focuses on analytical chemistry methodologies with applications in environmental and biomedical contexts.

Education:

• BSc Chemistry, University of Belgrade (2018-2022)
• MSc Chemistry, University of Belgrade (2022-2023)

Research Interests: Specializes in developing analytical platforms to investigate environmental pollutants' impact on human health. Current projects emphasize micro/nano plastics combined with environmental contaminants and their role in allergic disease pathogenesis. Utilizes advanced analytical techniques for preclinical and clinical studies.

Active Research: Participates in the Horizon 2020-funded IMPTOX project (2021-2025), studying toxicity mechanisms of micro/nano plastics. Collaborates with European institutions to bridge environmental chemistry and clinical research.

Affiliations: Based at the Faculty of Chemistry's Analytical Chemistry laboratory (rooms 507, 558). Contact via ilicm@chem.bg.ac.rs or +381 11 3336688 (ext. 688).