Assoc. Prof. Dr. Jasur Tursunqulov | Pharmaceutical Chemistry | Editorial Board Member
Alfraganus University | Uzbekistan
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Jasur Tursunqulov is an accomplished Uzbek scholar in analytical and organic chemistry, known for his dedication to teaching, research, and academic development. Born in Samarkand, he grew up with a strong curiosity for scientific discovery, which later guided him toward a promising academic career. He pursued his foundational and advanced studies at the National University of Uzbekistan named after Mirzo Ulugbek, where he completed both undergraduate and master’s education in chemistry. His passion for research and commitment to scientific rigor naturally led him into academic roles immediately after completing his studies.Dr. Tursunqulov began his professional journey as an assistant at the Department of Organic and Biological Chemistry at the Tashkent Pharmaceutical Institute, where he strengthened his expertise in organic transformations, biochemical processes, and the fundamentals of pharmaceutical chemistry. He later joined the Department of Analytical Chemistry at the National University of Uzbekistan, contributing to progress in modern analytical techniques, laboratory instruction, and methodological development. During this period, he also pursued doctoral research in analytical chemistry, further deepening his scientific understanding and expanding his research portfolio.He is currently serving at Alfraganus University as an associate professor, engaging in teaching, mentoring, and scientific inquiry. Over the course of his academic life, Dr. Tursunqulov has authored a substantial body of scholarly work, including numerous research articles published in reputable foreign journals, multiple theses, methodological manuals, and educational guides. His publications reflect a balanced blend of theoretical insight and practical application, contributing to advancements in both fundamental and applied chemistry.Fluent in Uzbek, English, and Russian, Dr. Tursunqulov is recognized for his effective communication skills, his ability to convey complex scientific ideas clearly, and his enthusiasm for cross-disciplinary collaboration. Beyond his professional commitments, he values personal development and enjoys reading and traveling, activities that broaden his intellectual and cultural perspectives. With a strong sense of purpose and a commitment to continuous growth, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Jasur Tursunqulov strives to apply his knowledge and experience to meaningful scientific and educational progress.
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Featured Publications
Tursunqulov, J., Qutlimurotova, N., Fayzullayeva, M., Berdimurodov, E., … (2025). Electrochemical determination of zirconium ions using 1‑(2‑hydroxy‑1‑naphthoyazo)‑2‑naphthol‑4‑sulphonic acid as a novel reagent. International Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry, 105(12), 2916‑2939.
Kuronboyev, D. P., Faizullayeva, M. F., Kutlimurotova, N. K., Ismailova, D., … (2025). Development of a method for cyclic voltametric determination of copper (II) ions in the composition of technological objects. Chemical Review and Letters, 8(3), 469‑481.
Tazi, A., Dagdag, O., El Amri, A., Rafik, M., Azogagh, M., Haidara, H., Kim, H., … (2025). New epoxy resin as a high‑performance corrosion inhibitor for steel: experimental and theoretical investigations. Journal of Materials Science, 1‑21.
Khelifi, J., Khirouni, K., Aghamohammadi, P., Demir, M., Berdimurodov, E., … (2025). Calcination temperature effects on the electrical properties of Ni₀.₆Cd₀.₄FeAl₀.₅Cu₀.₅O₄. Applied Physics A, 131(12), 945.
El Ghali, O., Dagdag, O., Errahimi, A., El‑Aouni, N., Kim, H., Rafik, M., Elbachiri, A., … (2025). Synthesis, characterization, and application of a novel tetraglycidyloxy ascorbate epoxy prepolymer as an effective protective agent for metal in chemical industry. Canadian Metallurgical Quarterly, 1‑17.
Alsubaie, A. S., Souifi, K., Raddaoui, G., Berdimurodov, E., Tursunqulov, J., … (2025). Experimental and DFT+U investigation of PrFe₂O₄ spinel ferrite: structural, optical, and electronic properties. Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics, 36(27), 1783.