PhD Gordana M. Matić
no.: 01232

researcher – active in research organisation

(+381 11) 2078 303
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ibiss.bg.ac.rs
https://www.bio.bg.ac.rs/osoblje/matic-gordana

Research activity

Code	Science	Field
B001	Biomedical sciences	General biomedical sciences
B480	Biomedical sciences	Endocrinology, secreting systems, diabetology
B726	Biomedical sciences	Clinical biology
P004	Natural sciences and mathematics	Biochemistry, Metabolism
P320	Natural sciences and mathematics	Nucleic acids, protein synthesis

Code	Science	Field
1.03.00	Natural sciences and mathematics	Biology
1.05.00	Natural sciences and mathematics	Biochemistry and molecular biology
3.07.00	Medical sciences	Metabolic and hormonal disorders

Keywords

Molecular Endocrinology; Nutritional Biochemistry; Molecular basis of Metabolic Disorders; Biological Psychiatry

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Education

Level of education	Study subject	Faculty	Year
Bachelor's degree	Molecular biology and physiology	University of Belgrade, Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics	1977
Master's degree		University of Belgrade, Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics	1984
Doctoral degree		University of Belgrade, Faculty of Biology	1990

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Employments

Type of employment	Research org.	Research group	Date of employment	Position	Title
Full time employment (30%, RD:%)	University of Belgrade, Faculty of Biology	Chair of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology	3/1/1994	Full Professor	Full professor
Full time employment (70%, RD:100%)	University of Belgrade, Institute for Biological Research "Siniša Stanković" - National Institute of the Republic of Serbia	Department of Biochemistry	3/1/1994	Head of the Department of Biochemistry	Principal Research fellow

Research projects

no.	Code	Title	Period	Head	No. of publications
1.	III-41009	Role of steroid hormones in neuroendocrine adaptation to stress and pathophysiology of metabolic syndrome - molecular mechanisms and clinical implications	1/1/2011 - 12/31/2019	PhD Gordana M. Matić	117