Stjepan Milardovi
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Stjepan Milardović is a Croatian analytical chemist whose work centers on the development of electrochemical biosensors and flow injection analysis (FIA) systems for biomedical and environmental monitoring. His research focuses on the design of robust, enzyme-based sensors, particularly for the detection of key metabolites like urea. His most cited work, "Urea determination in FIA mode by a newly designed urease-based biosensor" (1999), introduced an innovative approach by covalently immobilizing urease onto a nickel-hexacyanoferrate-modified nickel electrode. This design significantly enhanced sensor stability and sensitivity, enabling reliable urea quantification in a continuous flow system—a critical advancement for clinical diagnostics and food quality control. While his citation counts reflect the specialized nature of his early-career work, Milardović’s contributions have laid foundational principles for modern biosensor fabrication, particularly in the integration of enzyme immobilization techniques with amperometric detection. His research continues to influence the development of affordable, real-time analytical tools, making him a respected figure in the field of electroanalytical chemistry and biosensor engineering.
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