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1973 – 1978
Department of Nuclear Physics of the Technical University in Bratislava (experimental electrophysics)
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since 1978
sound master at the Experimental Studio of the Slovak Radio in Bratislava
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1978 – 1980
private studies in composition with Víťazoslav Kubička
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since 1992
Programme adviser and specialist for electroacoustic and computer music of the Experimental Studio of the Slovak Radio in Bratislava
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1991 – 2003
member of international juries Concorso Internazionale "Luigi Russolo", Varese, Italy
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1995 – 2005
member of international juries Musica Nova, Prague, Czech Republic; IREM (International Rostrum of Electroacoustic Music) Helsinki '94, Amsterdam '96, Roma 2004; SPACE '96, Stockholm
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2005
member ARS Austica workgroup European Broadcasting Union, TauKay Udine and PRIX EUROPA 2006
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in present time
he is a director of Creative Center and Experimental Studio of Slovak Radio, chairman of Centre for Electroacoustic and Computer Music in Bratislava and teacher at the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava
“Ďuriš's musical production is strictly limited to the electroacoustic medium, of which features he confidently knows thanks to many years of practice as sound engineer in the Experimental studio of Slovak Radio, where he participated in a number of compositions and where also composed his own pieces. The base of his compositions is the transformation of sound objects (musical and non-musical sources) into complicated contrapuntal structures of musical time. His initial interest in electroacoustic music was later extended by the reflection of experimental production and creation of multimedia projects in collaboration with painter Miloš Boďa – an interactive installation Hammerschlag '91, a multimedia installation (laser and music) Hundred Times Victory at Symposium Laser Art Work, and Symbiosis Art and Technology. Ďuriš is also the main organizer of the annual presentation of experimental music – the Festival of Electroacoustic Music – held in Bratislava."
(GODÁR, Vladimír: Juraj Ďuriš. In: 100 slovenských skladateľov. Ed. Marián Jurík, Peter Zagar. Bratislava : Národné hudobné centrum, 1998, p. 88.)