Title: | Assistant |
Location: | 325 |
Public phone number: | +385 1 4606 203 |
Internal phone number: | 6203 |
E-mail: | |
Department: | Division of Analytical Chemistry |
Graduation year: | 2021 |
Employed in this institution since: | 2021 |
Petra Petrović completed her Undergraduate Degree in Chemistry (2019) and Graduate Degree in Chemistry (major: Research; Analytical and Organic Chemistry; 2021) at the Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb, defending her thesis under the title "Suitability of gold nanoparticles for analysis of sterigmatocystin by SERS spectroscopy" under the mentorship of prof. Ph.D. Snežana Miljanić.
Since October 2021, she has been employed as an assistant at the Department of Analytical Chemistry at the Chemistry Department of the Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb. She participates in the teaching of Analytical Chemistry Practice Courses 1 and 2 at the Undergraduate Study in Chemistry and the Chemical Sensors course at the Graduate Study in Chemistry.
In 2021, she enrolled in the Doctoral study in Chemistry (major: Analytical Chemistry).
She specializes in vibrational spectroscopy, focusing particularly on research into surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) on gold and silver nanoparticles.
She is the immediate supervisor of two diploma thesis.
Urea-induced disruption of G-Quadruplex structure evidenced by SERS
Optimizing SERS Detection of G-Quadruplexes: Influence of Gold Colloid Stabilizing Species
SERS Efficiency in Detecting G-Quadruplex: Citrate- vs. Spermine-Stabilized Silver Nanospheres
SERS spectra of berberine and papaverine
SERS efficiency of silver nanospheres and nanostars for label-free detection of G-Quadruplex
SERS evidence of urea-disordered G-quadruplex structure
SERS spectra of urea disrupted G-quadruplexes on silver and gold nanoparticles
Study of Urea Influence on G-Quadruplex Structure by Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering Spectroscopy
Study of berberine and papaverine interactions with ribonucleotides by SERS spectroscopy
Suitability of gold nanoparticles for sterigmatocystin analysis by SERS spectroscopy