Vitali Sõritski

Publications

Journal / Periodical: Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical
Authors: Ayankojo, Akinrinade George; Reut, Jekaterina; Boroznjak, Roman; Syritski, Vitali
Year: 2025
Journal / Periodical: Talanta
Authors: Chau Nguyen, Vu Bao; Reut, Jekaterina; Ayankojo, Akinrinade George; Syritski, Vitali
Year: 2025
Journal / Periodical: Molecularly Imprinted Polymers : Computational Studies to Advanced Applications
Authors: Ayankojo, Akinrinade George; Reut, Jekaterina; Syritski, Vitali
Year: 2025

Projects

Year: 2024 - 2030
HTTK toob kokku juhtivad psüühika, keha, sotsiaalse konteksti ja ruumilise konteksti uurijad, et luua distsipliinide ülene arusaam komplekssüsteemidest, mis mõjutavad heaolu: elu kvaliteeti erinevates valdkondades objektiivses ja eriti subjektiivses mõttes. Me käsitleme 4 uurimisvaldkonda. 1) KORRELAADID: Millised bio-psühholoogilised ja sotsiaal-ruumilised omadused on seotud heaolu püsivamate komponentidega nagu eluga rahulolu? 2) MEHHANISMID: Kuidas rulluvad inimestes lahti heaolu dünaamilised komponendid, näiteks emotsioonid? 3) ENESEHOOL: Kuidas inimesed ise oma heaolu enesehoole ökosüsteemides mõistavad ja juhivad? 4) SEKKUMISED: Kuidas heaolu isikustatud ja kohandatud sekkumistega edendada? HTTK rahastab interdistsiplinaarseid ametikohti; registriandmetega lõimitud longituud-uuring; doktorikooli; tippsündmusi; ja rändluse ja koostöö toetusmeedet. HTTK tõstab osalevate rühmade, asutuste ja Eesti heaoluteaduste tulemuslikkust ja mõjukust.
Year: 2024 - 2028
The project aims to revolutionise biosensors and point-of-care testing devices by developing sensor arrays using Molecularly Imprinted Polymers (MIPs) as biomimetic receptors for multiplex and/or simultaneous detection of targets that are of significant interest to clinical and environmental health. MIPs offer several advantages over traditional biological recognition elements in being more stable, cost-effective, and reproducible, making them ideal for low-cost and fast recognition of clinically relevant biomarkers and environmental pollutants in complex matrices. We will develop novel synthesis approaches for MIP-based sensor arrays that are affordable and scalable, allowing for the production of large quantities of sensors at low cost. Our innovative approach has the potential to establish a new generation of analytical tools that will significantly improve public health and safety, particularly in critical industries such as healthcare and environmental monitoring.
Year: 2025 - 2025
Development of sensor technology for women’s health.

Recognitions

Research prize of Republic of Estonia in technical sciences for the research cycle “Molecularly Imprinted Polymers: advanced biomimetic sensor materials for medical diagnostics and environmental monitoring”.
2023
Award for the best publication in the field of of Natural, Exact and Health Sciences in 2021 at TalTech University. DOI:10.1016/j.bios.2021.113029
2022
Award for the best publication in the field of technology in 2018 at TalTech University DOI:10.1016/j.bios.2018.07.042
2019