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MIPA Leadership Program: Boosting Competence of Young Faculty Members at FMIPA UGM

Maret 11, 2024

Sharing session section among the participants (Photo: Yunus)

The Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA) UGM held the MIPA Leadership Program, which is a regular program aimed at understanding the needs and suggestions of young faculty members within the FMIPA UGM community. The event took place on Saturday, March 2, 2024, at FMIPA UGM, inviting faculty members under the age of 45. A total of 30 faculty members attended the event, both online and offline. The agenda began with a welcome and guidance from the Dean of FMIPA UGM, followed by a sharing session.

“I target everyone to become a leader; naturally, everyone will become leaders and be led, but leaders in this context are not just Deans or Heads of Departments, but leaders in their respective fields. Hopefully, we can prepare for that, and these young faculty members can express their complaints and ideas,” said Prof. Kuwat, the Dean of FMIPA UGM.

Dean of FMIPA UGM delivered the feedbacks to the participants (Photo: Yunus)

Faculty members present were allowed to voice their complaints during their tenure as faculty members. The Dean then responded. The most common complaint raised by young faculty members was the lack of eligibility to be the principal investigator in research grant offerings organized by the Ministry of Education and Culture and the heavy teaching workload that prevents them from focusing on research.

“There are many research proposals and collaboration offers from the Ministry of Education and Culture, but I have not met the eligibility criteria to be the principal investigator because my SINTA score is still below 300,” said Arifin, a young faculty member from the Physics Department.

“I have not met the criteria to be the principal investigator, and it’s difficult to find a senior faculty member to serve as the principal investigator due to their reluctance,” said Ertiningsih, a young faculty member from the Mathematics Department.

The Dean advised young faculty members to actively engage in discussions and invite senior faculty members to be principal investigators. Additionally, the Dean encouraged young faculty members to consult with the Dean and his team regarding their needs and to execute the formation of special teams.

The event concluded with a meal featuring typical Jogja cuisine. Through such activities, FMIPA UGM aims to enhance the productivity of faculty members to generate beneficial innovations for career advancement, universities, and society, in line with SDGs point 4 in improving the qualifications of faculty members and point 9 in meeting the needs of faculty and researcher resources in the field of science and technology.

Keywords: leadership, research, lecture

Author: Shafa Purnama Sari

Photos: Yunus

Editor: Febriska Noor Fitriana

Tags:SDGs SDG 4: Pendidikan Berkualitas SDG 9: Industri Inovasi dan Infrastruktur
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Boosting Blood Stock Quantity in Yogyakarta, DWP FMIPA UGM Holds Blood Donation Event with RS Sardjito

Maret 4, 2024

Blood donation by the donors (Photo: Datu)

DWP FMIPA UGM organized a blood donation drive to increase the quantity of bloodstock in Yogyakarta. Collaborating with Sardjito Hospital, the blood donation event took place in the courtyard of the FMIPA UGM Building on Wednesday, Feb 28th, 2024. Blood donors included the general public, thus not limited only to faculty members, staff, and students of FMIPA UGM.

“Many hospitals still need blood donations. The hope is that it can be beneficial for those in need,” said Nurun Djamilatun, Chairperson of DWP FMIPA UGM.

The enthusiasm of the blood donors was evident from the long queues waiting for their turn to undergo eligibility checks for blood collection. The types of checks conducted included blood pressure and hemoglobin levels. Nurun also mentioned that the blood screening was expected to raise awareness about maintaining bodily health.

The long queues waiting for blood donation (Photo: Datu)

“Some individuals didn’t pass the blood condition screening due to low hemoglobin levels, so we also encourage them to maintain their health by paying attention to their blood levels. With this, they can donate blood at another time,” said Nurun.

Blood donation by the donors (Photo: Datu)

This blood donation activity has the potential to increase awareness of non-communicable diseases such as high blood pressure, which is a tangible manifestation of SDGs point 3 in the field of Healthy and Prosperous Life. Additionally, the activity contributes to ensuring healthcare services for the campus community to prevent or detect diseases that pose risks to donors and to increase the quantity of bloodstock for the community. This activity will continue to promote health and social awareness within the FMIPA UGM environment.

 

Keywords: health, health check-up, healthy campus

Author: Febriska Noor Fitriana

Photo: Datu Maulana Ahmad

Tags:SDGs SDG 3: Kehidupan Sehat dan Sejahtera
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SMAN 2 Tangerang at FMIPA UGM: Directing Students to Understand Self-Competence and Choose Majors at Higher Education Institutions

Maret 4, 2024

A student delivered a question regarding information at the university (Photo: Hero)

SMAN 2 Tangerang visited FMIPA UGM on Wednesday, Feb 28th, 2024. The visit was welcomed directly at the Auditorium Building of FMIPA UGM by Sugeng Triono S.Si., M.Si., a lecturer at the Department of Chemistry, FMIPA UGM, as well as a speaker who provided information related to UGM and FMIPA UGM. 235 students and 10 teachers received information regarding the list of study programs, alumni networks, university registration procedures, faculty facilities, student career support programs, and more. In addition, a session for asking and answering questions took place. It provided insights or new information beneficial to both FMIPA and students and teachers.

Student Council Advisor of SMAN 2 Tangerang delivered the speech (Foto: Hero)

“This visit is hopefully able to provide a positive and beneficial impact. Furthermore, this visit can enhance students’ learning,” said Eko Suoardiyono, S.T., the Student Council Advisor of SMAN 2 Tangerang.

The students were attentive to the delivery of the content (Foto: Hero)

Sugeng guided the students to recognize their capabilities to choose specializations in the subjects they will take.

“It’s like wearing clothes, if I wear your size, it definitely won’t fit. Conversely, if you wear my clothes, they will be too big. So, recognize your abilities and make choices in continuing your studies at the next level,” said Sugeng.

The speaker directed students to understand their self-competence (Photo: Hero)

From the conducted school visit, FMIPA UGM supports SDGs point 4 regarding quality education by increasing students’ motivation to continue their education at higher education institutions and providing guidance according to their interests and talents. Furthermore, FMIPA UGM also welcomes educational institutions in partnerships to achieve goals in educational advancement by SDGs point 17.

Taking photo session to closing agenda (Photo: Hero)

 

Keywords: students, high school, education, sciences

Author: Febriska Noor Fitriana
Photos: Hero Prakosa Wibowo Priyanto

Tags:SDGs SDG 4: Pendidikan Berkualitas SDG 17: Kemitraan untuk Mencapai Tujuan
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Collaboration between FMIPA UGM and the Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency: Enhancing Human Resources in the Field of Science and Technology

Maret 4, 2024

Dr. Wiwit presented research publications to BMKG (Photo: Hero)

FMIPA UGM received a visit from the Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) on Wednesday, Feb 28th, 2024 at Merapi Room, Department of Geophysics, FMIPA UGM. This visit aims to strengthen collaboration to boost the number of human resources in the fields of science and technology through Physics postgraduate programs.

Prof. Dr. Eng. Kuwat Triyana, M.Si., the Dean of FMIPA UGM, welcomed the presence and reinforcement of the collaboration. “The key to the success of an institution lies in the quality of its human resources. Even though the equipment and technology are complete, inadequate human resources can be risky,” said Prof. Kuwat.

Engagement dialogue between FMIPA UGM and BMKG (Photo: Hero)

In this regard, Dr.rer.nat. Wiwit Suryanto, S.Si., M.Si., a lecturer in Geophysics at FMIPA UGM, presented the types of study programs that BMKG employees can participate in, such as regular and research tracks. Furthermore, an introduction to learning facilities and support programs such as laboratories, field activities, and soft skills training was provided.

“Our graduates will not only be competent technically and scientifically but also in non-technical areas such as communication and work management. We also encourage students to commit to producing publications such as journals,” said Dr. Wiwit.

Nina Amelia Sasmita, M.Si., the Head of the Domestic Education Team at BMKG, expressed the purpose of the visit.

“We have many competent employees who are ready to pursue further education. Therefore, we need a learning program system that can accommodate our employees by dividing their time between studying and working. Additionally, we provide scholarships for our employees to complete their studies,” said Nina.

A photo session as a closing meeting (Photo: Hero)

From the agenda of the visit, FMIPA UGM also supports SDGs points 4 and 7 regarding quality education and innovation by encouraging the number of researchers in the fields of science and technology in postgraduate programs. Furthermore, FMIPA UGM welcomes government agencies in partnerships to achieve the goal of increasing the number of researchers by SDGs point 17.

 

Keywords: scholarship, BMKG, physics, science, research, innovation

Author: Febriska Noor Fitriana

Photos: Hero Prakosa Wibowo Priyanto

Tags:SDGs SDG 4: Pendidikan Berkualitas SDG 9: Industri Inovasi dan Infrastruktur SDG 17: Kemitraan untuk Mencapai Tujuan
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Promoting Health Awareness, FMIPA UGM Regularly Holds Exercise and Health Check-ups

Februari 28, 2024

Exercise at FMIPA UGM

FMIPA UGM routinely conducts exercise and health services to promote health awareness among employees, lecturers, and students at the FMIPA UGM Building’s courtyard on Friday, Feb 23rd, 2024. The agenda is held every last Friday of each month through Posbindu PTM (Pos Pembinaan Terpadu Penyakit Tidak Menular/Integrated Non-Communicable Disease Counseling Post). The agenda starts with morning exercise followed by health check-ups.

“This activity aims to increase awareness among employees, lecturers, and students at FMIPA UGM. We don’t want them to be healthy when they enter here but become ill when they leave,” said Dr. Chotimah, M.Si., the health officer at FMIPA UGM.

The participants’ enthusiasm is evident from the long queues waiting for their turn in health check-ups. The checks conducted include body mass index, blood pressure, glucose levels, uric acid, and cholesterol. One employee expressed surprise upon learning about the cholesterol levels in their body.

Health check-up queue

“I was quite surprised to know the cholesterol level in my body. Is it because I’ve recently consumed a lot of seafood?” said Shafa, one of the employees at FMIPA UGM.

Health check-up to determine the ideal body mass index

Exercise and health check-up activities can potentially increase awareness of non-communicable diseases such as high blood pressure and obesity, thus representing a tangible manifestation of SDGs point 3 in the field of Healthy and Prosperous Life. Additionally, these activities contribute to ensuring health services for the campus community to engage in the prevention or early detection of risky diseases. The hope is that this activity will continue to promote health awareness in the FMIPA UGM environment, thereby creating a healthy campus condition.

Keywords: health, health check-up, healthy campus

Author: Febriska Noor Fitriana

Photos: Hero Prakosa Wibowo Priyanto

Tags:SDGs SDG 3: Kehidupan Sehat dan Sejahtera
Read More

PESEGI FMIPA UGM Promotes Healthy Lifestyle through Cycling: Cross-Route Edition in Kulon Progo

Februari 28, 2024

Cyclists heading towards YIA airport

The PESEGI (Pesepeda Setu Legi) community of the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at Gadjah Mada University continues to advocate for a healthy lifestyle through cycling, this time traversing the Kulon Progo region on Feb 24th, 2024. The cycling route starts from the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at UGM and concludes at Yogyakarta International Airport in Wates, Kulon Progo. The event was attended by faculty members and staff from the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at UGM, but it was open to the general public.

During the cycling route, there were designated stopping points for rest and breakfast. This cycling activity, besides promoting a healthy lifestyle, aims to accommodate cyclists who want to engage collectively in supporting environmental sustainability.

Cyclists heading towards YIA airport

 

“This activity is carried out every Sabtu Legi (a day based on the Javanese calendar) as a manifestation of our support for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs),” said Dr. Winarto Haryadi, M.Si., the Chairman of the PESEGI Community at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at UGM.

Cycling activities have the potential to reduce obesity rates in the community, making it a tangible representation of SDGs Goal 3 in the field of Good Health and Well-being. Furthermore, this cycling culture also contributes to improving the air quality index due to the high usage of oil-fueled vehicles, thus reflecting SDGs point 11, which is Sustainable Cities and Communities. The hope is that more individuals will join in advocating for activities that have a positive impact on health and the environment.

Preparations for departure to the finish line

 

Keywords: cycling, health, air quality index, environment

Author: Febriska Noor Fitriana

Photos: Hero Prakosa Wibowo Priyanto

Tags:SDGs SDG 3: Kehidupan Sehat dan Sejahtera SDG 11: Kota dan Pemukiman yang Berkelanjutan
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FMIPA UGM Welcomes Visit from University of Technology Sydney: Discusses Partnership Agenda Plans

Februari 27, 2024

The University of Technology Sydney conducted a visit to FMIPA UGM represented by Prof. Willia Huston and Prof. Alana Ammit on Thursday, 22nd February 2024, at the FMIPA UGM Meeting Room. The purpose of this visit was to establish formal relations and introduce the profiles of each faculty in the field of science.

Prof. Drs. Roto, M.Eng., Ph.D., as the Vice Dean for Education, Teaching, and Student Affairs along with Dr. Fajar Adi Kusumo, S.Si., M.Si., as the Vice Dean for Alumni Affairs, Cooperation, and Innovation at FMIPA UGM, welcomed the presence and the initiation of cooperation. Dr. Roto and Dr. Fajar also provided an overview of the profile of FMIPA UGM along with its international-scale activities.

“We have established collaborations with various campuses such as the University of Birmingham, National Central University Taiwan, University of Twente, and others. FMIPA UGM also engages in innovative research with these campus partners,” said Dr. Roto.

“So, we want to create research collaborations between Indonesia and Australia,” said Prof. Ammit.

Additionally, both parties also discussed available scholarships such as government scholarships that will support students.

“Government scholarships are not only for master’s and doctoral programs but also for research for a few months,” said Dr. Wahyono, Head of the Department of Computer Science and Electronics at FMIPA UGM.

Several research outcomes were also presented as information on research fields produced, such as drones, x-rays, and artificial intelligence products developed by FMIPA UGM.

From the agenda of the visit, FMIPA UGM also supports SDGs point 4 regarding quality education through scholarship partnerships from each university. Additionally, FMIPA UGM welcomes educational institutions in partnerships to achieve goals in the advancement of education in accordance with SDGs point 17.

Keywords: scholarship, international program, sciences, research, innovation

Author: Febriska Noor Fitriana
Photos: Hero Prakosa Wibowo Priyanto

Tags:SDGs SDG 4: Pendidikan Berkualitas SDG 17: Kemitraan untuk Mencapai Tujuan
Read More

MIPA Leadership Program: Boosting Competence of Young Faculty Members at FMIPA UGM

Maret 11, 2024

Sharing session section among the participants (Photo: Yunus)

The Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA) UGM held the MIPA Leadership Program, which is a regular program aimed at understanding the needs and suggestions of young faculty members within the FMIPA UGM community. The event took place on Saturday, March 2, 2024, at FMIPA UGM, inviting faculty members under the age of 45. A total of 30 faculty members attended the event, both online and offline. The agenda began with a welcome and guidance from the Dean of FMIPA UGM, followed by a sharing session.

“I target everyone to become a leader; naturally, everyone will become leaders and be led, but leaders in this context are not just Deans or Heads of Departments, but leaders in their respective fields. Hopefully, we can prepare for that, and these young faculty members can express their complaints and ideas,” said Prof. Kuwat, the Dean of FMIPA UGM.

Dean of FMIPA UGM delivered the feedbacks to the participants (Photo: Yunus)

Faculty members present were allowed to voice their complaints during their tenure as faculty members. The Dean then responded. The most common complaint raised by young faculty members was the lack of eligibility to be the principal investigator in research grant offerings organized by the Ministry of Education and Culture and the heavy teaching workload that prevents them from focusing on research.

“There are many research proposals and collaboration offers from the Ministry of Education and Culture, but I have not met the eligibility criteria to be the principal investigator because my SINTA score is still below 300,” said Arifin, a young faculty member from the Physics Department.

“I have not met the criteria to be the principal investigator, and it’s difficult to find a senior faculty member to serve as the principal investigator due to their reluctance,” said Ertiningsih, a young faculty member from the Mathematics Department.

The Dean advised young faculty members to actively engage in discussions and invite senior faculty members to be principal investigators. Additionally, the Dean encouraged young faculty members to consult with the Dean and his team regarding their needs and to execute the formation of special teams.

The event concluded with a meal featuring typical Jogja cuisine. Through such activities, FMIPA UGM aims to enhance the productivity of faculty members to generate beneficial innovations for career advancement, universities, and society, in line with SDGs point 4 in improving the qualifications of faculty members and point 9 in meeting the needs of faculty and researcher resources in the field of science and technology.

Keywords: leadership, research, lecture

Author: Shafa Purnama Sari

Photos: Yunus

Editor: Febriska Noor Fitriana

Tags:SDGs SDG 4: Pendidikan Berkualitas SDG 9: Industri Inovasi dan Infrastruktur
Read More

Boosting Blood Stock Quantity in Yogyakarta, DWP FMIPA UGM Holds Blood Donation Event with RS Sardjito

Maret 4, 2024

Blood donation by the donors (Photo: Datu)

DWP FMIPA UGM organized a blood donation drive to increase the quantity of bloodstock in Yogyakarta. Collaborating with Sardjito Hospital, the blood donation event took place in the courtyard of the FMIPA UGM Building on Wednesday, Feb 28th, 2024. Blood donors included the general public, thus not limited only to faculty members, staff, and students of FMIPA UGM.

“Many hospitals still need blood donations. The hope is that it can be beneficial for those in need,” said Nurun Djamilatun, Chairperson of DWP FMIPA UGM.

The enthusiasm of the blood donors was evident from the long queues waiting for their turn to undergo eligibility checks for blood collection. The types of checks conducted included blood pressure and hemoglobin levels. Nurun also mentioned that the blood screening was expected to raise awareness about maintaining bodily health.

The long queues waiting for blood donation (Photo: Datu)

“Some individuals didn’t pass the blood condition screening due to low hemoglobin levels, so we also encourage them to maintain their health by paying attention to their blood levels. With this, they can donate blood at another time,” said Nurun.

Blood donation by the donors (Photo: Datu)

This blood donation activity has the potential to increase awareness of non-communicable diseases such as high blood pressure, which is a tangible manifestation of SDGs point 3 in the field of Healthy and Prosperous Life. Additionally, the activity contributes to ensuring healthcare services for the campus community to prevent or detect diseases that pose risks to donors and to increase the quantity of bloodstock for the community. This activity will continue to promote health and social awareness within the FMIPA UGM environment.

 

Keywords: health, health check-up, healthy campus

Author: Febriska Noor Fitriana

Photo: Datu Maulana Ahmad

Tags:SDGs SDG 3: Kehidupan Sehat dan Sejahtera
Read More

SMAN 2 Tangerang at FMIPA UGM: Directing Students to Understand Self-Competence and Choose Majors at Higher Education Institutions

Maret 4, 2024

A student delivered a question regarding information at the university (Photo: Hero)

SMAN 2 Tangerang visited FMIPA UGM on Wednesday, Feb 28th, 2024. The visit was welcomed directly at the Auditorium Building of FMIPA UGM by Sugeng Triono S.Si., M.Si., a lecturer at the Department of Chemistry, FMIPA UGM, as well as a speaker who provided information related to UGM and FMIPA UGM. 235 students and 10 teachers received information regarding the list of study programs, alumni networks, university registration procedures, faculty facilities, student career support programs, and more. In addition, a session for asking and answering questions took place. It provided insights or new information beneficial to both FMIPA and students and teachers.

Student Council Advisor of SMAN 2 Tangerang delivered the speech (Foto: Hero)

“This visit is hopefully able to provide a positive and beneficial impact. Furthermore, this visit can enhance students’ learning,” said Eko Suoardiyono, S.T., the Student Council Advisor of SMAN 2 Tangerang.

The students were attentive to the delivery of the content (Foto: Hero)

Sugeng guided the students to recognize their capabilities to choose specializations in the subjects they will take.

“It’s like wearing clothes, if I wear your size, it definitely won’t fit. Conversely, if you wear my clothes, they will be too big. So, recognize your abilities and make choices in continuing your studies at the next level,” said Sugeng.

The speaker directed students to understand their self-competence (Photo: Hero)

From the conducted school visit, FMIPA UGM supports SDGs point 4 regarding quality education by increasing students’ motivation to continue their education at higher education institutions and providing guidance according to their interests and talents. Furthermore, FMIPA UGM also welcomes educational institutions in partnerships to achieve goals in educational advancement by SDGs point 17.

Taking photo session to closing agenda (Photo: Hero)

 

Keywords: students, high school, education, sciences

Author: Febriska Noor Fitriana
Photos: Hero Prakosa Wibowo Priyanto

Tags:SDGs SDG 4: Pendidikan Berkualitas SDG 17: Kemitraan untuk Mencapai Tujuan
Read More

Collaboration between FMIPA UGM and the Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency: Enhancing Human Resources in the Field of Science and Technology

Maret 4, 2024

Dr. Wiwit presented research publications to BMKG (Photo: Hero)

FMIPA UGM received a visit from the Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) on Wednesday, Feb 28th, 2024 at Merapi Room, Department of Geophysics, FMIPA UGM. This visit aims to strengthen collaboration to boost the number of human resources in the fields of science and technology through Physics postgraduate programs.

Prof. Dr. Eng. Kuwat Triyana, M.Si., the Dean of FMIPA UGM, welcomed the presence and reinforcement of the collaboration. “The key to the success of an institution lies in the quality of its human resources. Even though the equipment and technology are complete, inadequate human resources can be risky,” said Prof. Kuwat.

Engagement dialogue between FMIPA UGM and BMKG (Photo: Hero)

In this regard, Dr.rer.nat. Wiwit Suryanto, S.Si., M.Si., a lecturer in Geophysics at FMIPA UGM, presented the types of study programs that BMKG employees can participate in, such as regular and research tracks. Furthermore, an introduction to learning facilities and support programs such as laboratories, field activities, and soft skills training was provided.

“Our graduates will not only be competent technically and scientifically but also in non-technical areas such as communication and work management. We also encourage students to commit to producing publications such as journals,” said Dr. Wiwit.

Nina Amelia Sasmita, M.Si., the Head of the Domestic Education Team at BMKG, expressed the purpose of the visit.

“We have many competent employees who are ready to pursue further education. Therefore, we need a learning program system that can accommodate our employees by dividing their time between studying and working. Additionally, we provide scholarships for our employees to complete their studies,” said Nina.

A photo session as a closing meeting (Photo: Hero)

From the agenda of the visit, FMIPA UGM also supports SDGs points 4 and 7 regarding quality education and innovation by encouraging the number of researchers in the fields of science and technology in postgraduate programs. Furthermore, FMIPA UGM welcomes government agencies in partnerships to achieve the goal of increasing the number of researchers by SDGs point 17.

 

Keywords: scholarship, BMKG, physics, science, research, innovation

Author: Febriska Noor Fitriana

Photos: Hero Prakosa Wibowo Priyanto

Tags:SDGs SDG 4: Pendidikan Berkualitas SDG 9: Industri Inovasi dan Infrastruktur SDG 17: Kemitraan untuk Mencapai Tujuan
Read More

Promoting Health Awareness, FMIPA UGM Regularly Holds Exercise and Health Check-ups

Februari 28, 2024

Exercise at FMIPA UGM

FMIPA UGM routinely conducts exercise and health services to promote health awareness among employees, lecturers, and students at the FMIPA UGM Building’s courtyard on Friday, Feb 23rd, 2024. The agenda is held every last Friday of each month through Posbindu PTM (Pos Pembinaan Terpadu Penyakit Tidak Menular/Integrated Non-Communicable Disease Counseling Post). The agenda starts with morning exercise followed by health check-ups.

“This activity aims to increase awareness among employees, lecturers, and students at FMIPA UGM. We don’t want them to be healthy when they enter here but become ill when they leave,” said Dr. Chotimah, M.Si., the health officer at FMIPA UGM.

The participants’ enthusiasm is evident from the long queues waiting for their turn in health check-ups. The checks conducted include body mass index, blood pressure, glucose levels, uric acid, and cholesterol. One employee expressed surprise upon learning about the cholesterol levels in their body.

Health check-up queue

“I was quite surprised to know the cholesterol level in my body. Is it because I’ve recently consumed a lot of seafood?” said Shafa, one of the employees at FMIPA UGM.

Health check-up to determine the ideal body mass index

Exercise and health check-up activities can potentially increase awareness of non-communicable diseases such as high blood pressure and obesity, thus representing a tangible manifestation of SDGs point 3 in the field of Healthy and Prosperous Life. Additionally, these activities contribute to ensuring health services for the campus community to engage in the prevention or early detection of risky diseases. The hope is that this activity will continue to promote health awareness in the FMIPA UGM environment, thereby creating a healthy campus condition.

Keywords: health, health check-up, healthy campus

Author: Febriska Noor Fitriana

Photos: Hero Prakosa Wibowo Priyanto

Tags:SDGs SDG 3: Kehidupan Sehat dan Sejahtera
Read More

PESEGI FMIPA UGM Promotes Healthy Lifestyle through Cycling: Cross-Route Edition in Kulon Progo

Februari 28, 2024

Cyclists heading towards YIA airport

The PESEGI (Pesepeda Setu Legi) community of the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at Gadjah Mada University continues to advocate for a healthy lifestyle through cycling, this time traversing the Kulon Progo region on Feb 24th, 2024. The cycling route starts from the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at UGM and concludes at Yogyakarta International Airport in Wates, Kulon Progo. The event was attended by faculty members and staff from the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at UGM, but it was open to the general public.

During the cycling route, there were designated stopping points for rest and breakfast. This cycling activity, besides promoting a healthy lifestyle, aims to accommodate cyclists who want to engage collectively in supporting environmental sustainability.

Cyclists heading towards YIA airport

 

“This activity is carried out every Sabtu Legi (a day based on the Javanese calendar) as a manifestation of our support for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs),” said Dr. Winarto Haryadi, M.Si., the Chairman of the PESEGI Community at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at UGM.

Cycling activities have the potential to reduce obesity rates in the community, making it a tangible representation of SDGs Goal 3 in the field of Good Health and Well-being. Furthermore, this cycling culture also contributes to improving the air quality index due to the high usage of oil-fueled vehicles, thus reflecting SDGs point 11, which is Sustainable Cities and Communities. The hope is that more individuals will join in advocating for activities that have a positive impact on health and the environment.

Preparations for departure to the finish line

 

Keywords: cycling, health, air quality index, environment

Author: Febriska Noor Fitriana

Photos: Hero Prakosa Wibowo Priyanto

Tags:SDGs SDG 3: Kehidupan Sehat dan Sejahtera SDG 11: Kota dan Pemukiman yang Berkelanjutan
Read More

FMIPA UGM Welcomes Visit from University of Technology Sydney: Discusses Partnership Agenda Plans

Februari 27, 2024

The University of Technology Sydney conducted a visit to FMIPA UGM represented by Prof. Willia Huston and Prof. Alana Ammit on Thursday, 22nd February 2024, at the FMIPA UGM Meeting Room. The purpose of this visit was to establish formal relations and introduce the profiles of each faculty in the field of science.

Prof. Drs. Roto, M.Eng., Ph.D., as the Vice Dean for Education, Teaching, and Student Affairs along with Dr. Fajar Adi Kusumo, S.Si., M.Si., as the Vice Dean for Alumni Affairs, Cooperation, and Innovation at FMIPA UGM, welcomed the presence and the initiation of cooperation. Dr. Roto and Dr. Fajar also provided an overview of the profile of FMIPA UGM along with its international-scale activities.

“We have established collaborations with various campuses such as the University of Birmingham, National Central University Taiwan, University of Twente, and others. FMIPA UGM also engages in innovative research with these campus partners,” said Dr. Roto.

“So, we want to create research collaborations between Indonesia and Australia,” said Prof. Ammit.

Additionally, both parties also discussed available scholarships such as government scholarships that will support students.

“Government scholarships are not only for master’s and doctoral programs but also for research for a few months,” said Dr. Wahyono, Head of the Department of Computer Science and Electronics at FMIPA UGM.

Several research outcomes were also presented as information on research fields produced, such as drones, x-rays, and artificial intelligence products developed by FMIPA UGM.

From the agenda of the visit, FMIPA UGM also supports SDGs point 4 regarding quality education through scholarship partnerships from each university. Additionally, FMIPA UGM welcomes educational institutions in partnerships to achieve goals in the advancement of education in accordance with SDGs point 17.

Keywords: scholarship, international program, sciences, research, innovation

Author: Febriska Noor Fitriana
Photos: Hero Prakosa Wibowo Priyanto

Tags:SDGs SDG 4: Pendidikan Berkualitas SDG 17: Kemitraan untuk Mencapai Tujuan
Read More
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