In view of global change and Indonesia’s constant risk of disasters, we are committed to advancing knowledge and solutions to preserve biodiversity, functioning ecosystems and build disaster-resilient communities.
Five UGM students participated in this year’s Youth Ecosperity Dialogue (YED) held on 5-10 June at the Singapore Management University (SMU), Singapore. The five students are Marhippu Immanuel Hutagaol, Tarissa Junita (Vocational School), Ricko Kusuma
Rania Naura Anindhita, a student of the UGM Faculty of Biology, has created a liquid formula of leachate, molasses, sulfuric acid, and organic catalysts mixture to eliminate the smell of garbage cans. “The Eco Lindi
The UGM research group Indonesia Natural Dye Institute (INDI), together with partners and students from multiple disciplines, has established a mini natural dye plant in Jayapura, Papua. The plant will produce eco-friendly tannin-rich dye powder
Three UGM researchers, Professor Abdul Rohman (Pharmacy), Professor Muh Aris Marfai (Geography), and Professor Ahmad Maryudi (Forestry), have been listed as the world’s most influential scientists, according to a study conducted by Stanford University.
Students from different disciplines teamed up to develop a dual-function wireless speaker and power bank called Saura. It is made from recycled HDPE plastic with a class IV compressive strength of sengon wood (285 kg/cm2)
Household waste, especially detergents, continues to grow from time to time. The accumulation of these wastes can pollute the aquatic environment. In detergent waste, there are phosphate compounds that will trigger algae blooms or an
UGM students have successfully created an IoT (Internet of Things) based tool that can calculate greenhouse gases produced in the livestock sector, especially ruminants. The tool, named Smart Technology in Respiration Chamber, calculates the amount
UGM students develop environmentally friendly trash cans that can process medical mask waste into organic materials. This trash can is made by adding a biodegradation agent, the microbe Pseudomonas aeruginosa. “This medical mask waste processing
Four UGM students presented the Go-Taru educational game. Go-Taru is an educational board game for animal and environmental conservation in collaboration with applications and Augmented Reality (AR). This game was released by the UGM Student
