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| Research Interests: | Bioelectrochemistry, biosensors, biofuel cells, enzymatic catalysis |
| Present Position: | Senior Researcher, LSC |
| Education: |
PhD in Biochemistry, Physical sciences |
| Experience (Past Positions): | Work experience with equipment: general spectroscopy and electrochemistry, fluorescence spectroscopy, spectroelectrochemistry, SEM, AFM, surface - enhanced Raman scectroscopy and other related laboratory equipment and methods. Design and construction of microprocessor-controlled electronic analytical systems. Co-owner and CEO of UAB Bioanalizės sistemos |
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| Supervision of Doctoral Students: | Supervision of PhD students: Skomantas Serapinas Martynas Katelynas |
| Awards: | Vilnius University Rector’s Scientific Award for Young Scientist (2016) |
| Publications: | LABT_LMAVB Google_Mokslinčius |
| Projects and Grants: | PROJECTS MANAGED DURING LAST 5 YEARS: 2020–present Creation of biosensor research and engineering competence and technology transfer center (BIOSENSE), funded by European Regional Development Fund according to the supported activity "Research Projects Implemented by World-class Researcher Groups" under Measure No. 01.2.2-CPVAK-703. 2021–present Creation of enzymatic electrochemical system for determination of maltose and amylase (AmalSense), funded by Agency for Science, Innovation and Technology under "Development of biotechnology industry in Lithuania" program, applicant - UAB Bioanalizės sistemos. 2018–2022 Biocatalytic systems for conversion of non-starch poly- and oligosaccharides, funded by European Regional Development Fund according to the supported activity "Research Projects Implemented by World-class Researcher Groups" under Measure No. 01.2.2-LMTK-718. 2014–2016 Development of analyzer for measuring carbamide nitrogen part in industrial fertilizer samples, funded by Agency for Science, Innovation and Technology. PARTICIPATION IN PROJECTS DURING LAST 5 YEARS: 2021–2022 Creation of technology for electrochemical sensor for nuclease activity detection, funded by Agency for Science, Innovation and Technology under "Development of biotechnology industry in Lithuania" program, applicant - UAB Laboratorija 1, partner - UAB Bioanalizės sistemos. 2020–present Biosensor platform for fast, cheap, and accurate determination of amino acids, suited for patients undergoing renal therapy, funded by European Regional Development Fund according to the supported activity "Research Projects Implemented by World-class Researcher Groups" under Measure No. 01.2.2-LMTK-718. 2020–2022 Supramolecular recognition-based sensors for electro- detection of biomolecules, funded by Research Council of Lithuania under Researcher Group projects framework, project No. SMIP-20-45. 2018–2022 Development of non-invasive method platform for early diagnostics and prognosis of acute pancreatitis, funded by European Regional Development Fund according to the supported activity "Research Projects Implemented by World-class Researcher Groups" under Measure No. 01.2.2-LMTK-718. |
| Research Dissemination: |
The biosensors developed by Lithuanians will allow inexpensive determination of the concentration of glucose, amino acids and urea in the blood (in Lithuanian), 2023 The biosensors developed by Lithuanians will allow inexpensive determination of the concentration of glucose, amino acids and urea in the blood (in Lithuanian), 2023 Dr. M. Dagys - about biosensors and how they can serve society (in Lithuanian), 2023 Dr. Marius Dagys about Biosensors and How They Can Benefit the Society, 2023 Dr. Marius Dagys - about biosensors and how they can be useful to society (in Lithuanian), 2023 Biosensors developed by Lithuanian scientists will soon save people's lives - it's incredible what things are already happening in laboratories (in Lithuanian), 2023 A Lithuanian scientist about biosensors and how they can serve society (in Lithuanian), 2023 Lithuanian scientists receive international recognition (in Lithuanian), 2023 |
| Languages: | Lithuanian (native), English, German, Russian |