UNAIR NEWS 鈥撀Rector 东京热 is inaugurating three new professors on Wednesday, May 24. It means that UNAIR always produces new scientists to serve the community.
The three professors to be inaugurated are Prof. Dr. R. Tatang Santanu Adikara, M.Sc., drh (Faculty of Veterinary Medicine), Prof. Dr. H. Widi Hidayat, S.E., M.Si., Ak., CA., CMA (Faculty of Economics and Business), and Prof. Dr. I Dewa Gede Ugrasena, dr., Sp.A (K) (Faculty of Medicine).
Before their inauguration, Information and Public Relations Center (PIH) UNAIR held a press conference on Tuesday, May 23, In the press conference moderated by PIH Secretary Dr. Bimo Aksono, they explained about their scientific oration to be delivered the next day.
Prof. Tatang explained briefly his oration titled 鈥淩oles of Acupuncture in Anatomy and Community Welfare鈥. Tatang as the 26th active professors of FKH uses soft laser on acupuncture points in the animal called laserpuncture.
鈥淟aserpuncture can be used to improve animal health, make them gain more weight, produce more milk, improve their endurance especially for race animals and also improve the reproductive ability,鈥 said the 456th professor of UNAIR.
In the future, laserpuncture will be used to prepare and improve production of 聽Indonesian cattle.
Prof. Widi will deliver his 鈥淓ntity Performance Optimization through Internal and External Audit Synergy鈥. In the press conference, the 21st professor of FEB said that the government and business entity should have synergy for better management.
鈥淭o simplify the audit process, either internal and external, so it won鈥檛 be a burden,鈥 said UNAIR 457th professor.
Meanwhile, Prof. Ugrasena will also deliver his oration called 鈥淪trategies in Improving Survival Rate for Cancer to Children in Situation Full of Challenges鈥. The active 107th professor said that the survival rate for cancer to children is low.
UNAIR 458th professor identified at least nine causing factors for low survival rate. Some of them are lateness for treatment, financial problem, limited human resources, limited drug availability, malnutrition and limited medical facility.
Author: Defrina Sukma S
Editor: Nuri Hermawan
