Strengthening Bonds Through the Spirit of Syawal

This year’s Halalbihalal carried the theme “Syawal Spirit, A Shared Spirit of Success for FMIPA JAYA.” The message emphasized unity and collaboration in welcoming the month of Syawal after Ramadan. It also encouraged all members of FMIPA UNS to work hand in hand towards shared success in academics and research.

Inspiring Reflections from Religious Leader

Keynote speaker Ust. Drs. Wasono Nurhadi is a renowned motivator and leader of Santri Makaryo Islamic Boarding School, Surakarta. In his inspiring sermon, Ust. Wasono reminded attendees about the importance of unity, both in personal and professional life.

“The spirit of Syawal is a momentum to begin better steps. It’s not only about asking for forgiveness but also about building harmonious relationships,” he said.
“Success is not achieved alone. It is a result of teamwork. In research and academics, we need to support each other. The success of FMIPA UNS is the success of all of us.”

Rector’s Encouragement for Greater Synergy

UNS Rector, Prof. Dr. Hartono, dr., M.Si., also delivered a message of encouragement. He urged all members of the academic community to use the Halalbihalal FMIPA UNS as a fresh start. He encouraged them to begin a more productive journey in education and research.

“Let the spirit of Syawal guide FMIPA UNS to achieve greater goals. We must excel not only academically but also in our contribution to society. Let’s uphold this spirit of unity for a glorious FMIPA UNS,” he stated.

Building a Stronger Academic Community

The event concluded with a warm reception where attendees exchanged greetings and forgiveness. This moment of togetherness strengthened their bonds and renewed their commitment to the faculty’s vision and mission.

Through the Halalbihalal FMIPA UNS, the community reaffirmed its dedication to academic excellence, collaboration, and collective success.

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The event brought together key faculty members, including heads of study programs, vice deans, lecturers, and educational staff. FMIPA UNS Dean, Prof. Dr. Desi Suci Handayani, S.Si., M.Si., officially opened the session. She emphasized the need for continuous improvement and innovation to ensure FMIPA remains competitive.

“We hope this session provides valuable insight. Additionally, we aim for it to serve as a concrete step toward enhancing FMIPA’s performance in achieving IKU targets,” she stated.

The event featured a presentation by Ibrahim Fatwa Wijaya, S.E., M.Sc., Ph.D., UNS Director of Planning, Cooperation, Internationalization, and Reputation. He explained the fundamental concept of IKU, its implementation in universities, and its impact on education quality. He also stressed the need for collaboration among faculties, study programs, and administrative teams to successfully achieve these performance indicators.

“In today’s competitive academic environment, Indonesian universities must implement transparent, objective evaluation systems. IKU serves as a benchmark for monitoring and improving university performance,” Ibrahim explained.

He further elaborated on the strategic steps universities can take to align with national and international standards. These include strengthening industry partnerships, increasing graduate employability, and enhancing research output. By focusing on these areas, universities can significantly improve their rankings and reputation.

The session also included a discussion on the challenges and opportunities in achieving IKU targets. Participants raised concerns about resource allocation, administrative efficiency, and the need for continuous faculty development. Ibrahim emphasized that achieving IKU requires a collective effort from all university stakeholders.

This socialization program serves as an initial step in FMIPA UNS’s strategy to enhance academic and research quality. By strengthening their understanding of performance indicators, faculty members can contribute to a more effective, high-quality education system. The event received positive responses from participants, who acknowledged its importance in supporting academic excellence. With a clear understanding of IKU, FMIPA UNS aims to continue innovating. The faculty strives to make a significant impact on higher education development in Indonesia.

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Now in its 19th year, Anava serves as a platform for aspiring statistics students. The event features multiple competitions, including the Statistics Infographic Competition (KIS). Mutia participated in this category alongside her teammate.

A Challenging Journey to Victory

Speaking to uns.ac.id, Mutia shared that competing in Anava was a rigorous process. The KIS selection started with infographic submissions, which were reviewed by the organizing committee and a panel of judges. From these, the top 15 works advanced to the next stage. After an audience voting session, the six best teams proceeded to the final round.

“The competition opened in December, and submissions were due in January. We worked on our project during the semester break, focusing on brainstorming, designing, and refining our infographic. My teammate and I had intensive discussions about the issue we tackled, our proposed solutions, and the visual design. Once we reached the finals, we had just a week to prepare,” Mutia explained.

Mutia and her teammate, Satya Bintang Eka Resiadi, received valuable mentorship from UNS Statistics lecturer Husna Afanyn Khoirunissa, S.Stat., M.Stat. They practiced intensively, including question-and-answer sessions with peers to strengthen their understanding.

Overcoming Unexpected Challenges

In the final round, Mutia faced an unexpected challenge. Her teammate was unable to attend for personal reasons. As a result, she had to present alone. Competing against top universities such as UGM, IPB, and UNDIP, she initially felt overwhelmed and even considered withdrawing.

Despite this setback, Mutia decided to give her best effort. To her surprise, judges named her Best Speaker in the Statistics Infographic Competition at ANAVA#19 UGM during the award ceremony.

“I had no expectations during the awarding session. But unexpectedly, I won. I became the best presenter, even though I had to compete alone against students from the country’s top universities,” she said.

Inspiring Future Achievements

Mutia encouraged fellow students to embrace challenges and not fear failure. “If we fail, think of it as using up our quota of failures in this world. At first, I feared presenting alone and worried about disappointing my teammates. But in the end, I overcame my fears. The real competition is not with others, but with ourselves,” she reflected.

Her achievement highlights the capability of FMIPA UNS students to excel in national statistics and data science competitions. It also serves as motivation for students to continue improving their analytical skills and contributing to the field. This success aligns with UNS’s commitment to the fourth Sustainable Development Goal (SDG), which focuses on Quality Education.

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As the Dean of FMIPA, Prof. Desi is the 37th Professor at FMIPA and the 356th at UNS. During her inaugural speech, she delivered a lecture titled “Renewable Biopolymers from Eugenol and Anethole: Synthesis, Modification, and Applications.” Her research focuses on developing environmentally friendly biopolymers by utilizing renewable natural resources.

Advancing Sustainable Polymer Science

Prof. Desi highlighted the crucial role of polymer materials in modern life. Their widespread applications come from their beneficial properties. These include chemical resistance, impact strength, lightweight nature, and ease of molding. However, most polymers today originate from non-renewable resources, which are non-biodegradable and contribute to environmental pollution. To address this issue, she emphasized the need for renewable natural resources to enhance polymer sustainability.

“Biopolymers encompass both natural and synthetic polymers derived from renewable materials. The synthesis of polymers using natural compounds aligns with green chemistry principles and has gained significant attention,” Prof. Desi stated.

Her research explores Eugenol and Anethole-based polymers and their modifications. Eugenol, an aromatic compound found in cloves, cinnamon, basil, and nutmeg, is highly abundant. Meanwhile, Anethole, a key component of fennel oil, also holds great potential. These polymers can undergo modifications through functional group functionalization, cross-linking, impregnation, and composite formation, offering diverse applications.

A Milestone in Academic Excellence

UNS Rector, Prof. Hartono, expressed his appreciation for this achievement. He emphasized that obtaining a Professorship is the highest academic honor and a responsibility to contribute knowledge for societal and national advancement.

“The journey to becoming a Professor is never easy. It requires perseverance, dedication, and continuous commitment to producing impactful scientific research,” he remarked.

Prof. Hartono also underscored the strategic role of Professors in addressing national challenges. Their expertise is expected to drive solutions to various societal issues and support national development efforts.

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Officials presented the award during the 280th anniversary celebration of Surakarta at Sriwedari Stadium on Monday (17/2/2025). Local officials, educators, and community leaders gathered at the event to honor individuals with remarkable contributions to the city. Dr. Sutanto expressed his gratitude for the honor on Tuesday (4/3/2025). He said that the recognition motivates him to strive for excellence in education.

Innovations in Education

Dr. Sutanto has developed various effective and innovative teaching methods as an active academic. His contributions to modern learning systems have positively impacted students at UNS and several other universities in Solo. He has helped students better grasp complex mathematical concepts through integrating technology and interactive learning techniques. Additionally, his role as a guest lecturer at multiple institutions has expanded his influence in academia. This opportunity allows him to share knowledge with a broader audience.

Contributions to the Economic Sector

Beyond education, Dr. Sutanto contributes to Solo’s economic sector. In 2024, the government appointed him to the team managing Surakarta’s inflation rate. His expertise in mathematics strengthens data analysis and policy formulation to support the city’s economic stability. He works with economists and policymakers to create strategies for balanced growth, benefiting local businesses and residents.

Leadership in Higher Education

In addition to teaching and research, Dr. Sutanto currently serves as Vice Rector at Tiga Serangkai University. His leadership in managing higher education institutions underscores his dedication to academic excellence. He actively promotes interdisciplinary research and collaboration among faculty members to enhance the university’s academic reputation. His involvement in public policy and academic affairs further highlights his commitment to education and the development of Solo.

Inspiring Future Generations

With numerous achievements, Dr. Sutanto continues to inspire the younger generation. He also drives innovation in education and the economy, particularly in Solo and Indonesia. His dedication to fostering creativity and critical thinking among students has inspired many to pursue careers in academia and research. Others have followed paths in public service, applying their knowledge to benefit society. As he continues his journey, he strives to make a lasting impact on Indonesia’s educational landscape.

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Prof. Risa was born in Bandung. He pursued his higher education at Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB). He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Physics in 1997, followed by a Master’s degree in 2000. He then continued his doctoral studies in Quantum Engineering at Nagoya University, Japan, successfully obtaining his Ph.D. in 2007.

Extensive International Collaboration and Teaching Experience

Throughout his academic career, Prof. Risa has gained valuable international teaching experience. He has lectured at Cukyou Women’s University in Japan. He has also collaborated on research projects with renowned institutions, including Université du Littoral Côte d’Opale (ULCO) in France, Tokyo University, and Nagoya University in Japan. In Indonesia, he has worked with the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN).

Additionally, Prof. Risa has served as a visiting professor and researcher at ULCO in France. He has also contributed to Applied Physics at Nagoya University in Japan and The Polytechnic Institute of Bragança in Portugal. Since 2024, he has held the position of Head of the Sub-Laboratory Management Section. He serves in this role at the Integrated Laboratory Unit of UNS.

Scientific Oration on Surface Modification in Nanotechnology

During his inaugural speech at the G.P.H. Haryo Mataram Auditorium, Prof. Risa delivered a scientific oration. His presentation was titled “The Role of Surface Modification in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology.” He emphasized the importance of surface science research. This field examines physical and chemical phenomena at the interface of two phases, such as solid-liquid and solid-gas.

One notable application of this research is the development of hydrophobic coatings for car windshields. These coatings improve visibility in wet conditions by allowing water to flow off easily.

Contributions to Research and Material Technology

Prof. Risa’s research focuses on surface modification in nanoscience and nanotechnology. One of his key studies explores metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFETs). His findings indicate that a 30 nm-thick layer of Palladium Silicide (Pd₂Si) can reduce parasitic resistance. This improvement enhances computer processor performance.

He has also investigated silicon carbide (SiC) substrates, which are highly suitable for growing gallium nitride (GaN). GaN is a primary material in blue light-emitting diode (LED) technology. Since SiC substrates are expensive, he developed a cost-effective method using molecular beam epitaxy (MBE). With this approach, he successfully created a 7,920-layer SiC film at 825°C.

In optoelectronics, Prof. Risa has advanced porous silicon (PSi) technology through electrochemical anodization and reactive ion etching (RIE). His research demonstrated that PSi with uniform pores enhances photoresponse stability in optoelectronic devices. Further studies explored its potential as a substrate for ZnO nanofibers and nanorods. These materials can be applied in solar cell technology.

In sensor technology, he developed a quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) modified with a polyvinyl acetate (PVAc) layer. His findings indicate that PVAc nanofibers exhibit higher sensitivity than thin films. This is especially evident in detecting ecstasy precursors, with a detection limit as low as 0.7 ppm.

A Role Model in Research and Innovation

With his extensive contributions to Electronic Material Physics, Prof. Risa inspires students and young researchers. His work continues to drive advancements in research and innovation in Indonesia. UNS takes great pride in having him as a dedicated academic contributing to the global development of science and technology.

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The award ceremony took place at Sriwedari Stadium on Monday (17/2/2025) as part of Surakarta City’s 280th Anniversary celebration. Surakarta City Government recognized Prof. Prabang for his extensive research and innovative contributions to environmental management.

Over 15 Years of Dedication to Environmental Conservation

With more than 15 years of experience, Prof. Prabang has played a crucial role in environmental impact assessments (AMDAL). Additionally, he has contributed to environmental planning and assisted in drafting regulations for the Regional House of Representatives (DPRD). He currently serves as an expert at the Waste-to-Energy Processing Facility (PSEL) Putri Cempo. His work has significantly shaped Surakarta’s sustainable development efforts.

His achievements inspire both the academic community and younger generations to actively participate in environmental preservation. The award also underscores FMIPA UNS’s commitment to advancing research and sustainability efforts in Surakarta City.

A Recognized Leader in Environmental Research

Expressing his gratitude, Prof. Prabang stated, “I am delighted and honored by this recognition from the Surakarta City Government. This award emphasizes the academic contributions of FMIPA UNS to Surakarta’s development. I hope it inspires the younger generation to take an active role in environmental management.”

Beyond local contributions, Prof. Prabang has made a significant impact at the national level. In 2013, he was part of the Executive Board for the Clean Air Program for Smaller Cities (CASC GIZ Germany). It is leading Indonesia’s first emission inventory. Moreover, in 2021, the Ministry of Environment and Forestry recognized him as a pioneering registered forestry engineer.

Recognized Alongside Other Outstanding Figures

Prof. Prabang received this prestigious honor alongside six other individuals, all acknowledged for their outstanding contributions. The Mayor of Surakarta, Teguh Prakosa, personally presented the awards to each recipient.

Through his research and dedication, Prof. Prabang has become a role model in environmental conservation. His relentless efforts reinforce his status as an inspirational figure in Surakarta City. He encourages a future of sustainable and eco-friendly development.

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In his inaugural speech, Prof. Fahru discussed the role of organic solar cell materials. The speech was titled “Development of Natural Materials in Solar Cell Innovation as a Low-Carbon Energy Source.” He emphasized their importance in advancing sustainable energy. His appointment marks him as the 35th professor at FMIPA and the 336th at UNS.

Advancing Organic Solar Cell Technology

Prof. Fahru explained that photovoltaic technology converts solar energy into electricity through solar cells. Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells (DSSC) represent the third generation of solar cells. These photoelectrochemical devices absorb sunlight using dyes and convert it into electrical energy.

One crucial component of DSSC is the dye sensitizer. It absorbs solar photon energy at the molecular level. Then, it excites the energy into excitons. Most DSSC applications use synthetic and natural dyes. While synthetic dyes offer high efficiency (around 11–12%), they are expensive to produce.

Exploring Natural Dyes for DSSC Efficiency

The high cost of synthetic dyes has led researchers to explore natural alternatives. They extract these dyes from plants, including leaves, fruits, and flowers. Several natural pigments, such as anthocyanins, chlorophyll, and carotenoids, have proven effective for DSSC applications.

“Natural dyes have multiple advantages,” Prof. Fahru stated. “They are widely available in nature, offer various pigment colors, are cost-effective, and require simple processing techniques. Most importantly, they are environmentally friendly.”

His research team worked on modifying natural dyes by expanding their absorption wavelengths through dye combinations. This method significantly improved DSSC efficiency. A combination of chlorophyll from spinach and anthocyanin from rose petals improved DSSC efficiency. The efficiency increased from 0,117% and 0,11% (single dyes) to 0,58%. This result was nearly four times higher.

Enhancing DSSC Performance with Metal Integration

Further research combined anthocyanin from dragon fruit peel, betalain from bougainvillea flowers, and chlorophyll from cassava leaves. This technique tripled DSSC efficiency compared to using single dyes.

Additionally, incorporating silver (Ag) metal into the natural dye combination enhanced DSSC efficiency. The efficiency increased to 1,7%, which was five times higher than single-dye efficiency. “This modification proves that DSSCs can achieve high efficiency at low cost while supporting low-carbon energy development,” Prof. Fahru emphasized.

Supporting Sustainable Energy Goals

Prof. Fahru’s research aligns with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It is SDG 7, Affordable and Clean Energy. In addition, it also supports SDG 9, Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure

His work contributes to innovations in material technology, particularly in organic solar cells. By utilizing natural resources, this research paves the way for clean, affordable, and sustainable energy solutions.

Through continuous advancements, organic solar cells hold great potential for revolutionizing renewable energy while reducing environmental impact.

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Vice-Rector for Student Affairs and Alumni, Prof. Ir. Doddy Ariawan, S.T., M.T., Ph.D., reported that this period’s KKN includes four schemes. 260 students are participating in the Java Partnership Scheme, 231 in the Non-Java Partnership Scheme, 458 in the Faculty Partner Scheme, and 670 in the Thematic-Regular Scheme.

The KKN program will take place in various regions across Indonesia, covering seven provinces. In Java, Central Java and East Java serve as KKN locations, while areas outside Java include Bali, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), West Nusa Tenggara (NTB), Maluku, and Southeast Sulawesi (Sultra). This broad distribution reflects UNS’s commitment to serving diverse communities.

KKN activities will be conducted in 22 districts and cities. In Central Java, students will be stationed in 12 locations: Blora, Boyolali, Cilacap, Grobogan, Karanganyar, Klaten, Magelang, Sragen, Sukoharjo, Surakarta, Temanggung, and Wonogiri. In East Java, the program will take place in Madiun and Pacitan. In NTB, students will serve in Bima, North Lombok, and East Lombok. In Bali, the locations are Denpasar and Tabanan. Meanwhile, Lembata in NTT, Central Maluku in Maluku, and Wakatobi in Sultra are also designated KKN areas.

UNS has assigned 83 Field Supervisors (DPL) to guide students during the program. The supervisors are faculty members from 14 faculties and one school, including the Vocational School, the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA), the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education (FKIP), the Faculty of Arts and Design (FSRD), the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIP), the Faculty of Agriculture (FP), the Faculty of Sports (FKOR), the Faculty of Medicine (FK), the Faculty of Law (FH), the Faculty of Engineering (FT), the Faculty of Animal Husbandry (Fapet), the Faculty of Psychology (Fapsi), the Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB), the Faculty of Cultural Studies (FIB), and the Faculty of Information Technology and Data Science (Fatisda).

UNS Rector, Prof. Dr. Hartono, dr., M.Si., conveyed a message to the students, highlighting that KKN is a vital implementation of the Tridarma Perguruan Tinggi (Three Pillars of Higher Education), specifically in community service. This program is expected to provide invaluable experiences in character development, leadership, and social skills.

“Through KKN, students are not only expected to apply the knowledge they have gained in class but also to learn from the social and cultural dynamics of the communities they serve,” Prof. Hartono said.

He emphasized the importance of carrying out responsibilities with creativity, innovation, and a sense of accountability. Students were encouraged to build good relationships with local communities, respect their traditions and cultures, and become agents of positive change in their respective areas.

“They will be deployed across seven provinces, from central to eastern Indonesia, carrying programs designed to address the specific needs of the communities,” he added.

KKN is one of the ways that UNS contributes to community service. The program activities can encompass various aspects of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), depending on the types of initiatives carried out. KKN UNS program aims to address social, economic, and environmental challenges in the participating regions, making a tangible contribution to sustainable development.

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The inauguration of professors marks a significant milestone for both the lecturers and UNS itself. The title of professor represents the pinnacle of academic achievement, reflecting excellence in teaching, research, and contributions to society. This milestone further strengthens UNS’s position as a leading higher education institution in Indonesia and globally. Prof. Hartono extended his gratitude to families, colleagues, and the entire UNS academic community for their support throughout the professors’ careers.

The Rector emphasized the importance of professors’ contributions to advancing knowledge and reinforcing UNS’s role on national and international levels. With the professorship comes greater responsibilities, and Prof. Hartono expressed his belief that with proven dedication and enthusiasm, the newly appointed professors will deliver significant contributions to scientific progress, innovation, and national development.

“There are high hopes from both the academic community and the broader society. We look forward to the tangible contributions of these professors in applying their expertise for the benefit of the community and improving the quality of Tridharma of Higher Education,” Prof. Hartono stated.

Six New Professors Inaugurated on the First Day of Inauguration Week

During the event, Prof. Hartono officially inaugurated four new professors. Prof. Dr. Eng. Herman Saputro, S.Pd., M.Pd., M.T. was inaugurated as the 80th Professor at the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education (FKIP) and the 303rd Professor at UNS. He was appointed as a professor in the field of Mechanical Design Expertise. His inaugural speech was titled “Designing a Mobile Power Plant Using Waste-Based Materials with a Micro Combustor System.”

Prof. Dr. Hasih Pratiwi, S.Si., M.Si. was inaugurated as the 31st Professor at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA) and the 304th Professor at UNS. She was appointed as a professor in the field of Statistical Modeling Expertise. Her inaugural speech was titled “Statistics: Roles and Challenges in the Era of Big Data.”

Prof. Dr. Argyo Demartoto, M.Si. was inaugurated as the 8th Professor at the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIP) and the 305th Professor at UNS. He was appointed as a professor in the field of Health Sociology Expertise. His inaugural speech was titled “Comprehensive and Continuous Services in the Prevention and Management of HIV and AIDS Based on Digital Humanism: Challenges and Opportunities.”

Prof. Dr. Rr. Elisabeth Nugraheni Eko Wardani, S.S., M.Hum. was inaugurated as the 81st Professor at the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education (FKIP) and the 306th Professor at UNS. She was appointed as a professor in the field of Literary Studies and Literature Learning Expertise. Her inaugural speech was titled “The Role of Literature Learning in Developing 21st-Century Skills and Efforts to Integrate Literature into the Curriculum.”

Prof. Dr. Drs. Siswanto, M.Si. was inaugurated as the 32nd Professor at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA) and the 307th Professor at UNS. He was appointed as a professor in the field of Algebra Expertise. His inaugural speech was titled “The Development of Max-Plus Algebra in the Context of Theory and Applications.”

Prof. Dr. Endang Susilowati, S.Si., M.Si. was inaugurated as the 82nd Professor at the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education (FKIP) and the 308th Professor at UNS. She was appointed as a professor in the field of Nanocomposite Material Expertise. Her inaugural speech was titled “Silver-Chitosan Nanocomposites: Development of Antibacterial Films for Medical Applications.”

The inauguration of these professors on the first day of the inauguration week reaffirms UNS’s commitment to achieving Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4: Quality Education. Through their expertise, it is hoped that the newly appointed professors will make significant positive impacts on their academic environments and institutions.

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