JABAR EKSPRES —The Department of Physics at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA) of Universitas Indonesia (UI) through the Medical Physics and Biophysics Group (KBI) received funding from the DAAD German Academic Exchange Service worth Rp5 billion.
Dean of FMIPA UI, Dede Djuhana, Ph.D. at the UI Depok Campus, Friday, said that the involvement of KBI Medical Physics and Biophysics in collaborative research and education projects is an important contribution to FMIPA UI’s international cooperation with foreign partners, especially Germany.
National and international collaboration in education, research, and innovation, said Dede, is the key to success in building institutional capacity and quality. That way, it will produce superior human resources and be able to compete at the international level.
“We hope that the collaboration will continue and produce innovations that benefit the wider community,” said Dede.
This is in line with FMIPA UI’s academic internationalization program to increase the capacity of researchers, the quality of research results, and the recognition of FMIPA UI institutions at the global and international levels.
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This funding is intended for a project in collaboration with Ulm University Germany on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) project with a period of four years, starting from May 2023 to December 2026.
The project entitled Entwiklung der Medizinischen Physik in Lehre und Forschung in Indonesien (Development of Medical Physics Teaching and Research in Indonesia) is administratively managed by Dr. sc. hum. Deni Hardiansyah and from Ulm University coordinated by Prof. Dr. Gerhard Glatting.
“This activity focuses on the collaboration of students of S2 Medical Physics and S3 Physics study programs in the field of Medical Physics research with universities in Germany for curriculum development activities and technical training related to Medical Physics,” said Dr. Deni.
