Prof. Madyan previously served as the Director of Finance from 2014-2015. He then continued as Vice Rector for Resources until 2025.

As an academic, Prof. Madyan actively contributes to the process of preparing scientific publications, both national and international. From 2018-2019, Madyan successfully published approximately 29 articles with an H-index of 16. Some of these include “The impact of public ownership and share warrants on market performance of IPOs: Evidence from the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX)” in 2020, “Governance in a Village Fund Program in East Java Indonesia” in 2020, and “Inversed Illiquidity and Corporate Investment on the Indonesian Stock Exchange鈥檚 Kompas 100 Index” in 2020.

In addition, Prof. Madyan also received the Satyalancana Karya Satya X award from the President of the Republic of Indonesia in 2014.

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The event was attended by UNAIR Rector Prof. Dr. Mohammad Nasih SE MT Ak; Chair of UNAIR鈥檚 Public Information and Documentation Management (PPID), Dr. Koko Srimulyo Drs MSi; alongside university leaders and faculty representatives. Representing the Central Information Commission (KIP) were Deputy Chair Dr. H. Arya Sandhiyudha SSos MSc and his team.

UNAIR鈥檚 commitment to transparency

In his address, Prof. Nasih underscored UNAIR鈥檚 dedication to improving public information services, with a strong focus on inclusivity. He highlighted the university鈥檚 goal of becoming a disability-friendly campus as a key priority.

鈥淟ast year鈥檚 evaluation revealed a need to enhance accessibility for individuals with disabilities. This year, we have made it a priority and are taking meaningful steps to improve all relevant aspects,鈥� Prof. Nasih stated.

Inclusive information transparency

Dr. Srimulyo, Secretary of 东京热, emphasized that UNAIR鈥檚 public information system has now become inclusive, ensuring accessibility for everyone, including individuals with disabilities. 鈥淲e guarantee that UNAIR鈥檚 public information services are open to all. Various innovations have been implemented to address the challenges highlighted in previous evaluations,鈥� he explained.

Dr. Srimulyo, who also serves as a lecturer in Information and Library Science at UNAIR, emphasized the importance of feedback from KIP in guiding the university鈥檚 continuous improvements.

鈥淭hanks to the insights provided by KIP, we have made significant progress compared to last year,鈥� he said.

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The SINTA (Science and Technology Index) accreditation system are integral to assessing and recognizing the quality of scientific journals in Indonesia. It is conducted by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology (Kemendikbudristek) through the National Journal Accreditation (ARJUNA) system.

Key strategies

Prof. Hery Purnobasuki, Drs., M.Si., Ph.D., Head of LIPJPHKI UNAIR, attributed the accomplishment to the dedication and hard work of UNAIR鈥檚 academic community. He highlighted the implementation of a 鈥淪uper Team鈥� approach and the development of a systematic journal roadmap as the primary strategies behind this success.

“The roadmap provides clear guidance, enabling us to enhance journal quality and improve their indexing status,” Prof. Purnobasuki explained on Friday, October 22, 2024.

Each journal is assigned specific indexing goals and supported through university-level mentoring. Prof. Purnobasuki emphasized that a well-defined roadmap is essential to achieving higher-quality indexing for the journals.

23 UNAIR journals accredited by SINTA. (Photo: LIPJPHKI UNAIR)

Supporting UNAIR鈥檚 vision

This achievement enhances UNAIR鈥檚 research output performance on both national and international scales. “With the improved quality of UNAIR-managed journals, they will increasingly become key references and destinations for researchers worldwide,” Prof. Purnobasuki stated.

The enhancement of journal quality also supports UNAIR鈥檚 Key Performance Indicator (IKU) 5, which focuses on producing impactful academic works that serve society.

“Academic output can take many forms, such as publishing national or international scientific journals, writing books like monographs or reference materials, and more,” he elaborated

Challenges and solutions

Prof. Purnobasuki noted that the primary obstacle in managing journals is the limited availability of high-quality, diverse manuscripts. To address this, UNAIR has prioritized improving the quality of its journals and their indexing status to attract reputable authors.

“The quality of a journal is a key factor in attracting authors to submit their papers. Setting clear targets for each journal allows us to continuously improve their indexing status,” he said. Prof. Purnobasuki expressed confidence that well-defined goals for each journal will strengthen UNAIR鈥檚 contributions to the global academic landscape.

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The seminar took place at Ternate Hall in the ASEEC Tower on UNAIR鈥檚 Dharmawangsa-B campus. Speakers included Dr. KRMH Tatas Brotosudarmo and Amalia Nurul Muthmainnah, both of whom are alumni who previously received scholarships for research and study in Europe.

Greater research opportunities

Since 2021, the EU has allocated more than 鈧�95 billion to research and innovation programs, providing substantial opportunities for Indonesian students at the undergraduate, master鈥檚, and doctoral levels. Available programs include the Annual Research Conference (ARC) and the renowned Marie Sk艂odowska-Curie Actions (MSCA).

Dr. Brotosudarmo emphasized the comprehensive training provided by the MSCA program. ” Pursuing a doctoral degree under this program doesn’t just prepare you to become an academic or researcher; it equips you holistically. Participants gain problem-solving skills applicable to industry settings as well.”

One of the program’s key advantages is its emphasis on high mobility, allowing students to conduct research at multiple universities and even directly within industries. Additionally, students gain a rich multicultural experience as the program includes participants from various countries involved in Horizon Europe.

Scholarship opportunities

Beyond research, the EU also offers numerous study programs with scholarships at European universities. One such program is Erasmus+. “Erasmus+ serves as the umbrella program for EU initiatives targeting youth, encompassing education, training, youth, and sports,” explained Muthmainnah, the second speaker.

The Erasmus+ scholarship comes with several unique benefits. For instance, students pursuing a master’s degree through this program are given the opportunity to study at two universities in two different countries. This is made possible through a consortium-based scheme, enabling awardees to select multiple universities across member states within the consortium where they are registered.

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The expo, a collaborative initiative between UNAIR鈥檚 Start-up Business Development and Incubation Board (BPBRIN) and Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember鈥檚 (ITS) Directorate of Innovation and Science Techno Park (DIKST), showcased technological breakthroughs and startups from both institutions.

Strengthened UNAIR-ITS partnership

The event was attended by several key figures, including UNAIR Vice Rector for Academic, Student, and Alumni Affairs, Prof. Dr. Bambang Sektiari Lukiswanto, DEA, DVM. During his remarks, Prof. Lukiswanto emphasized that the expo represents a strong commitment from both institutions to develop sustainable innovative products.

鈥淭his collaboration reflects a substantive partnership between the two institutions. We aspire to produce innovative products that can benefit industries,鈥� he stated.

The event also featured a business matching session, where investors evaluated innovative products to support their commercialization. This initiative aimed to bridge researchers and investors, enabling product development and distribution to address societal needs effectively.

Showcasing UNAIR鈥檚 innovative products

During the event, UNAIR launched nine flagship products in a public presentation. Prof. Lukiswanto emphasized that the initiative represents a collaborative effort by academic institutions to enhance national self-reliance.

Among the key products introduced was TOKOUA, an e-commerce platform developed to promote UNAIR鈥檚 innovations and startups. Designed to reduce reliance on third-party platforms, TOKOUA offers UNAIR a cost-effective solution to expand its market reach.

Prof. Muhammad Nafik Hadi Ryandono, S.E., M.Si., Head of BPBRIN, noted that TOKOUA reflects UNAIR鈥檚 drive for independence in product development and marketing. 鈥淭OKOUA was created to address the high fees associated with traditional e-commerce platforms. This platform allows UNAIR to independently market its innovative products,鈥� he explained.

In addition to TOKOUA, UNAIR introduced eight other groundbreaking innovations during SINOX-01, including Sativa, Meditea Capsules, Skinolaser, Prostamina, Diabetkol, Excelzyme (comprising BleachZyme, AgroZyme, and FeedZyme), MK 02 and MK 03 (Airbilinest), BHA-GEL-CAS.

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Nico鈥檚 participation in the program follows his achievement as runner-up in the Global Career Challenge 2023, an initiative designed to empower UNAIR students in advancing their careers. This year鈥檚 Global Leadership Program is sponsored by Indonesia Lighthouse, a nonprofit organization founded by IKA UNAIR USA members Ari Sufiati and Dian Widhiati.

The program features a month-long series of in-person mentoring sessions, running from October 31 through November 30, 2024. During the first week, Nico explored California under the guidance of Ari Sufiati, a Communication Science graduate who now serves as a Senior Project Manager at Apple.

Immersed in California鈥檚 cultural diversity

Nico arrived in California on Wednesday, October 30, 2024, and the following day experienced a lively Halloween celebration. In Morgan Hill, California, homes were adorned with spooky decorations, transforming neighborhoods into festive Halloween settings. As night fell, children in costumes visited homes for Trick-or-Treating.

Throughout his first week, Nico immersed himself in California鈥檚 cultural diversity. The state, long recognized as one of the most multicultural in the United States, serves as a melting pot of global influences.

This diversity is especially evident in its culinary offerings, with restaurants serving authentic dishes from Korea, Thailand, Mexico, the Middle East, and many other regions. 鈥淐alifornia鈥檚 diversity is incredible鈥攊t makes the state so colorful and unique,鈥� Nico remarked.

Meeting inspiring diaspora leaders

Nico also had the opportunity to meet prominent members of the Indonesian diaspora in California. Among them was Prof. George Anwar, a highly regarded professor in UC Berkeley鈥檚 Department of Mechanical Engineering. Prof. Anwar, whose given name is Djoji Anwar, earned dual bachelor鈥檚 degrees in Nuclear and Mechanical Engineering from UC Berkeley and later pursued master鈥檚 and doctoral degrees in Mechanical Engineering.

During their meeting, Prof. Anwar shared his extensive experience in engineering, particularly in the field of mechatronics. This resonated with Nico鈥檚 academic background in Robotics Engineering and Artificial Intelligence. Their discussion covered a range of topics, including robotics advancements in the U.S. and Indonesia, career prospects, and Prof. Anwar鈥檚 inspiring academic journey.

Nico also connected with Victor, an Indonesian-born AI engineer from Kalimantan who formerly worked at Apple, contributing to projects like Siri and Apple Intelligence. Victor is now employed at a California-based startup specializing in AI and transportation technologies.

Together, they discussed the challenges and opportunities of advancing AI in Indonesia, with Victor offering Nico valuable career advice. 鈥淚t was an honor to meet Prof. Anwar and Victor. They鈥檙e brilliant and approachable, and I learned so much from them,鈥� Nico said.

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The program, held from November 8鈥�15, 2024, brought together 30 UMT students for a week-long exploration of Banyuwangi’s nature. Collaborating with UNAIR鈥檚 Faculty of Health, Medicine, and Natural Sciences (FIKKIA), the students engaged in a diverse range of activities, including mapping herbal plants, producing traditional herbal remedies (jamu), planting casuarina trees, hiking Mount Ijen, and snorkeling.

Promoting herbal plants

Jayanti Dian Eka Sari, SKM, MKes, a Public Health lecturer at FIKKIA, highlighted that UMT students participated in activities in Tamansari Village alongside the Komikat Konservasi group. The program emphasized introducing herbal plants indigenous to the Mount Ijen area.

Beyond identifying plant species, students mapped the distribution of various plants around the foothills of Mount Ijen. They also explored sustainable cultivation practices in a solar-powered greenhouse and learned to create modern herbal jamu. 鈥淯MT students also provided educational sessions for local children, promoting clean and healthy living habits,鈥� Sari explained.

Casuarina tree planting initiative

As part of the program, Sari guided participants in a coastal conservation activity focused on planting casuarina trees. This effort involved collaboration with first-year Veterinary Medicine students from FIKKIA, the Nyubrik team, and KODIM 0805. The tree-planting took place at the Pulau Santen eco-tourism area, which functions as a center for turtle conservation and coastal waste management, supported by the local community and UNAIR. 鈥淎s a keepsake, participants created eco-prints using leaves on various items,鈥� Sari added.

Additionally, participants enjoyed snorkeling at Bangsring, where they were captivated by the vibrant underwater ecosystem. Their enthusiastic reactions underscored the value of gaining firsthand exposure to new experiences. The collaborative potential between UNAIR and UMT holds significant promise for future projects.

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Dr. Lanny Ramli, SH, MHum, a labor law expert at (UNAIR), emphasized that safeguarding workers鈥� rights requires multifaceted consideration. According to Dr. Ramli, these considerations fall into two categories: ensuring that workers鈥� normative rights are protected and that their basic living needs are met. She added that the quality of life for workers should correspond to their performance and length of employment.

Local governments’ vital role

Dr. Ramli highlighted the important role of local governments in enhancing workforce quality, particularly for those seeking higher incomes. She noted that, as a unitary state, Indonesia needs active involvement from local governments to help advance community welfare.

鈥淭here are indeed numerous significant points in this MK decision, which requires harmonization between central and local government policies,鈥� she said. 鈥淲orkers鈥� rights must first be accommodated by local governments so that the MK ruling can be effectively implemented.鈥�

Addressing the duration of Fixed-Term Employment Agreements (PKWT), Dr. Ramli explained that a five-year limit is reasonable. After a PKWT contract expires, workers should be eligible to enter new employment agreements, although these should not be considered PKWT extensions. 鈥淭he intent behind this limitation is to provide legal protection for workers,鈥� she clarified.

Defining fair wages

Dr. Ramli went on to discuss the various perspectives surrounding the term 鈥渨ages,鈥� which includes concepts like living wage, fair wage, real wage, and minimum wage. She emphasized that a proportional wage system requires clear guidelines to significantly impact the wages received by workers.

鈥淚t鈥檚 challenging to determine proportional wages without clear parameters and regulations,鈥� she noted. 鈥淕enerally, proportional wages consider regional conditions or what is now known as the Provincial Minimum Wage (UMP), with adjustments based on a worker鈥檚 performance and tenure.鈥�

Dr. Ramli expressed her hope that any new regulations would address workers’ needs while considering employers’ capacities and simplifying bureaucratic processes. 鈥淲orkers and employers are partners, with the government as the overseer, so labor laws must be clearly defined,鈥� she concluded.

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The event represents a formal partnership between UNAIR and PT Biotis Pharmaceutical Indonesia for the production of the FMD vaccine. Prof. Nasih presented the vaccine to Director of PT Biotis, FX Sudirman.

UNAIR role in national health research

FX Sudirman, an alumnus of UNAIR, expressed his appreciation for UNAIR鈥檚 role in the project, lauding the university’s contribution to national health research.

鈥淎s an alumnus, I feel immense pride. This vaccine is the result of hard work from UNAIR researchers, led by Prof. Fedik Abdul Rantam. My role is simply to ensure that Prof. Fedik and his team鈥檚 research, with the rector’s support, reaches the people of Indonesia,鈥� said FX Sudirman.

Sudirman emphasized that the FMD vaccine has the potential to support broader government initiatives. By providing a reliable FMD vaccine, he noted, Indonesia could strengthen its national food security, particularly in the livestock sector.

Supporting government initiatives

In an exclusive interview, Prof. Nasih explained that UNAIR began FMD-related research when the issue first emerged. 鈥淔rom the outset, we have been researching FMD. It wasn鈥檛 until 2024 that PT Biotis approached us with a collaboration offer to produce the FMD vaccine,鈥� he stated.

Prof. Nasih highlighted UNAIR鈥檚 commitment to advancing health solutions through the FMD vaccine. While the vaccine is still undergoing additional testing, he is optimistic that production could start in early 2025.

鈥淲e aim to support the government鈥檚 program for providing nutritious food, including animal-based products like meat and milk. The FMD vaccine is essential to ensuring food security so that the program for nutritious meals can proceed smoothly and sustainably,鈥� Prof. Nasih concluded.

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Rector Prof. Dr. Mohammad Nasih, SE MT Ak, opened the event with a speech in which he expressed profound gratitude for UNAIR鈥檚 progress. 鈥淎ll praise to God for UNAIR鈥檚 incredible 70-year journey. Today, we are reaching remarkable heights. I never imagined that UNAIR鈥檚 progress and reach would rise to such great heights. We planned to make leaps, but never anticipated jumping this high. This is a blessing from the Almighty,鈥� Prof. Nasih said with pride.

Honoring top scientists

A key moment in the ceremony was the recognition of UNAIR scientists included in Stanford University and Elsevier鈥檚 Top 2% Scientists list. Those honored included Ferry Efendi, S. Kep Ns M.Sc PhD; Dr. Veryl Hasan, S.Pi M.P.; Prof. Dr. Santi Martini, dr. M.Kes; Prof. Ratna Dwi Wulandari, S.K.M M.Kes; and the late Prof. Dr. Moh Yasin, M.Si.

This recognition acknowledged their dedication and contributions to research, demonstrating UNAIR鈥檚 commitment to promoting research that has both national significance and international impact.

Launching FMD vaccine

In celebration of its seven-decade journey, UNAIR also launched a new foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) vaccine, developed through a collaborative research effort led by UNAIR鈥檚 research team. The vaccine is UNAIR鈥檚 contribution to Indonesian society and is expected to support government programs that promote nutritious diets. 鈥淕od willing, we are ready to contribute to nutritional initiatives through this vaccine as part of our service to the nation,鈥� said Prof. Nasih.

After the formal assembly, a reception event concluded the day as a moment of gratitude. This 70th Dies Natalis and 14th Lustrum mark a significant milestone for UNAIR, underscoring its mission to be a university that pursues 鈥淓xcellence with Morality.鈥�

As UNAIR enters this new stage of growth, it remains committed to continuous innovation, producing high-quality research, and serving the community to help build a stronger Indonesia. This event symbolizes UNAIR鈥檚 dedication not only to academic achievements but also to meaningful contributions to society and the nation.

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