IULI Lecturer Wins Best Presentation Award at ALLCO₂ in Australia

Source: IULI Documentation.

AUSTRALIA, November 1–4, 2026 — A proud achievement has been marked by a faculty member of the International University Liaison Indonesia (IULI), Niken Taufiqurrahmi Listyorini, who won the "Best PhD Student Presentation Award" at the international ALLCO₂ Conference, organized by the ARC Centre of Excellence for Green Electrochemical Transformation of Carbon Dioxide (GETCO₂) in Australia.

Currently pursuing her doctoral studies at the School of Chemical Engineering at The University of Queensland, Australia, Ms. Listyorini earned the award for her research presentation titled: “Effect of Ionomer Type and Ultrasonic Dispersion on the Properties of Catalyst Inks for Fabricating Cathodes for CO₂ Electrolysers.”

The research focuses on the influence of ionomer types and ultrasonic dispersion methods on the characteristics of catalyst inks used in the fabrication of cathodes for carbon dioxide (CO₂) electrolyser devices.

This study is part of the development of electrochemical technology with the potential to support the utilization and conversion of CO₂ into value-added products, while simultaneously contributing to the advancement of low-carbon technologies and environmental sustainability.

The ALLCO₂ Conference is an international scientific forum that brings together researchers, academics, industry professionals, PhD candidates, and postdoctoral researchers from various scientific disciplines. The conference serves as a platform for sharing the latest developments, research findings, and innovations in the field of carbon dioxide capture, utilization, and conversion.

Source: IULI Documentation.

International University Liaison Indonesia (IULI) expresses its appreciation and support for this achievement, which highlights the contribution of an IULI faculty member to the advancement of science and technology through collaboration and research activities within the international academic sphere. Ms. Listyorini participation and achievement also underscore the importance of strengthening academic human resource capacity—specifically in producing research that addresses global challenges such as climate change, energy transition, and the development of sustainable technologies. Congratulations and best wishes to Ms. Niken. International University Liaison Indonesia (IULI) takes pride in the achievements and contributions of its faculty members on the international academic stage.

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