Researcher from the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA) at the University of Indonesia (UI), Indah Kurniawaty, stated that red Calliandra leaves, commonly found along roadsides, hold strong potential as a clean energy solution.
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Riset kolaboratif mendalam yang melibatkan Universitas Indonesia (UI), Yaksa Pelestari Bumi Berkelanjutan, BSF, IPPIN-CSIRO, dan Monash University ini tidak hanya memaparkan data, tetapi juga menelanjangi akar penyebab kemangkrakan ini dan menawarkan paradigma baru yang holistik.
Professor Jennifer Westacott AC, Australia’s Business Champion for Indonesia shares what it means for Indonesia not just to be Australia’s neighbour, but also a partner of choice.
As the only international university in Indonesia with a full operating license, Monash University views its presence in Jakarta as a concrete step towards advancing national goals, from digital transformation to public health and educational equity.
Indonesia, known for its abundant natural resources and cultural diversity, is home to numerous indigenous communities that continue to face challenges in adapting to modern developments while preserving their long-standing customary traditions.
Many farmers miscalculated, expecting the usual dry-season conditions in May and June, when rainfall typically decreases. Instead, persistent rains caused flooding in agricultural lands, resulting in crop failure or even total harvest loss (locally known as puso).
In June this year, Indonesia did what no other Southeast Asian football team has done since the 1930s and proceeded to the fourth round of qualifying for the FIFA World Cup to be held in Canada, Mexico and the USA in 2026.
Indonesia’s post-pandemic and legitimacy crisis has resulted in the country renewing its developmentalist strategies but new powerful politico-economic forces have emerged seeking to capitalise on these development agendas.
When a sick bird is reported in a country like Indonesia, local animal health workers and lab staff get to work. They collect samples and run preliminary tests. These tests usually answer the first question: is it bird flu or not? If it is bird flu, they need support to identify its strain and decide what to do next.
More than 350 researchers, students and community members will meet at the University of Melbourne for critical conversations about Indonesia across multiple subjects including the economy, law, health, religion, social movements, gender and sexuality. The Indonesia Council Open Conference (ICOC) runs from 7-10 July and will feature more than 180 papers.
Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka has identified the halal industry as a strategic pillar in Indonesia’s pursuit of becoming a developed nation. He underscored the importance of fostering independence across halal sectors such as Islamic finance, food and beverage, Muslim fashion, and Islamic media content.
This concept of ‘planetary urbanisation’ explains how non-urban realms in the Global South have played a strategic role as operational landscapes supporting cities in the Global North.
A total of 26 Indonesian universities have been recognised in the latest Quacquarelli Symonds or QS World University Rankings (QS WUR) 2026. Editorial note – Seven of AIC’s partners are in the Indonesian top 20.
Climateworks Centre celebrated five years of impact in Indonesia at an event at Wisma Habibie Ainun.
How exactly are these online food platforms reshaping Indonesian society? And what happens when we compare their impact across different cultural and economic contexts? A fascinating new study by Nadia Egalita, a PhD researcher at RMIT, offers insights into these questions through comparative ethnographic research conducted in Surabaya and Melbourne.
The Monash University, Indonesia Learning & Teaching Operations (LTO) team had the honour of participating in the 2025 Indonesia Education Conference (Konferensi Pendidikan Indonesia, KPI), an inspiring annual gathering hosted by Lingkar Daerah Belajar (LDB) in collaboration with the Jakarta Department of Education.
