Dr. Nikola Škoro, principal research fellow, works at the Institute of Physics, University of Belgrade in the Centre for non-equilibrium processes. Scientific research topics belong to the field of cold plasma diagnostics (spatially and temporally resolved plasma optical emission spectroscopy and ICCD imaging; power measurements) and applications of plasma in treatments of sensitive surfaces, polymers and textiles in low-pressure plasmas and treatments of biomedical and liquid samples using atmospheric pressure plasmas (decontamination, plasma activated water and medium, treatment of cells). He is currently a principal investigator in a proof-of-concept project and several projects of bilateral cooperation, and a work package leader at multidisciplinary project APPerTAin-BIOM (no. 7739780) financed by the Science Fund of the Republic of Serbia. He was a Marie Curie fellow and participated in several international and national projects as task leader. He has published 27 articles in international journals, his h-index is 14 with more than 350 citations. Most of the highly cited papers that he published belong to the field of plasma applications in biology, medicine and for treatment of liquid targets. He has given more than 15 invited lectures at renowned international conferences.