Dr. Jarnuzi Gunlazuardi

Division:

Analytical Chemistry
TiPEC (Titania Photo Electro Catalysis) Research Group

Title: Associate Professor

Specialties:

Photo electro catalysis

Jarnuzi Gunlazuardi earned PhD and Master in Environmental Analytical Chemistry from Ehime University, Japan, under Prof. Tadaaki Wakimoto and Prof. Ryo Tatsukawa. His dissertation’s work is on the development of precise analytical method for specific congeners analysis of persistent organochlorine pollutant (e.g. Polychlorinated Mono Terpenes), based on chromatographic sciences (column chromatographic and GCMS). He took postdoctoral works, a short visiting scientist, at University of New Castel, upon Tyne, UK, under Dr. P.A. Christensen (Photo electro catalytic Detoxification of Water; Development of Novel Photo catalyst and Photo Catalytic Reactor), (Nov. ’95 ~Feb.’96; July ~ Sept. 1997; June-August 1999; Oct-Dec 2003). His current research projects are (1) Solar Hydrogen Energy (Modified Dyes Sensitized Solar Cell Having Catalysis Zone Extension for a Water Splitting), a JSPS Project; (2) The Chemistry of Functional Material for Health, Energy, and The Environment, a DGHE Project.

• Bilateral Research Exchange Award, 2015, JSPS, Japan.
• Peneliti Terbaik Bidang MIPA & Kesehatan Pada Forum Pemaparan V Hasil Penelitian Hibah Bersaing (2000), (SK Direktur P4M DIKTI-DEPDIKNAS No: 438/D3/T/2000), (Indonesia)

• An’Nur, F.K., Wihelmina, B.V., Gunlazuardi, J., Wibowo, R.: “Tandem system of dyes sensitized solar cell-photo electro chemical (DSSC-PEC) employing TiO2 nanotube/BiOBr as dark cathode for nitrogen fixation”, AIP Conference Proceedings, 2020, 2243, 020002
• Ratnawati, Jarnuzi Gunlazuardi, Slamet (2015). “Development of titania nanotube arrays: The roles of water contentand annealing atmosphere” Materials Chemistry and Physics 160, 111-118.
• Ratnawati Ratnawati; Jarnuzi Gunlazuardi, Eniya Listiani Dewi, and Slamet (2014). “Effect of NaBF4 addition on the anodic synthesis of TiO2 nanotube arrays photocatalyst for production of hydrogen from glycerol-water solution”, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 39, 16927-16935
• Slamet, Hosna W. Nasution, Ezza Purnama, Soleh Kosela, Jarnuzi Gunlazuardi (2005). “Photocatalytic reduction of CO2 on copper-doped Titania catalysts prepared by improved-impregnation method” Catalysis Communications 6, 313–319.
• J. Gunlazuardi and Winarti A Lindu (2005). “Photocatalytic degradation of pentachlorphenol in aqueous solution employing immobilised TiO2 supported on titanium metal”. Journal of Photochemistry and PhotoBiology A: Chemistry, 173(1): 51–55
• J.C. Harper, P.A. Christensen, T.A. Egerton, T.P. Curtis and J. Gunlazuardi (2001). “Effect of catalyst type on the kinetics of the photoelectrochemical disinfection of water inoculated with E.coli”. Journal of Applied Electrochemistry. 31:623-628
• I.M. Butterfield, P.A. Christensen, T.P. Curtis and J. Gunlazuardi (1997) “Water Disinfection Using an Immobilised Titanium Dioxide Film in A Photochemical Reactor with Electric Field Enhancement”, J. Water Research. 31: 675.