Nikola Sakač

Prof. Dr. Nikola Sakač is affiliated with the Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology at the University of Zagreb, Croatia. His research spans analytical chemistry, sensor development, food safety, and sustainable methodologies in science and education. He actively collaborates with researchers across Europe, particularly in Croatia, Italy, and Slovenia.

His research interests focus on analytical and environmental chemistry, particularly in developing potentiometric sensors, microfluidic systems, and green analytical methods. His work addresses real-world challenges in food safety (e.g., mycotoxin detection), water quality monitoring, and promoting sustainability in higher education. Nikola Sakač employs advanced materials such as nanocomposites and ionic liquids in sensor design.

The recent publications show a strong trend toward interdisciplinary research, combining chemistry, engineering, and environmental science. His work integrates nonlinear modeling, biosensing, and sustainable technologies, reflecting a commitment to innovation and environmental responsibility in scientific practice.

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Advising and Grants: While no students or grants are listed, his frequent co-authorship with early-career researchers and participation in multidisciplinary projects suggest active mentorship and potential grant involvement in EU or national research programs related to food safety and environmental monitoring.

Labs and Teams: Nikola Sakač is likely part of research teams focused on analytical chemistry and sensor development at the University of Zagreb, possibly collaborating with the Department of Food Technology and environmental engineering groups. His work with microfluidics and biosensors indicates engagement with advanced instrumentation and sustainable lab practices.