Preparing Your AAS-in-Asia 2024 Panel Proposal

05 Okt

Preparing Your AAS-in-Asia 2024 Panel Proposal

“Preparing Your AAS-in-Asia Panel Proposal” will introduce the AAS-in-Asia Call for Proposals (CFP) and de-mystify this often intimidating process. AAS Director of Special Initiatives, Krisna Uk, will provide viewers with an overview of submission guidelines, discuss how the Program Committee carries out its work, and respond to audience questions. This Digital Dialogue is open to all (both AAS Members and non-members), and may be especially helpful for those who have not previously submitted a proposal to an AAS-in-Asia conference.

Krisna Uk joined AAS in May 2017 and her role involves developing new strategic initiatives and events, as well as relations with funders. Prior to joining the AAS, she was Executive Director at the Center for Khmer Studies, an American overseas research center based in Cambodia, designing and running programs focused on the history, politics, and culture of Cambodia and neighboring countries in Southeast Asia. Her experience in Cambodia also includes overseeing landmine clearance programs and a period living in a remote village in the northeast of the country researching the impacts of the Indochina War on ethnic minority communities. This formed the basis for her PhD at Cambridge University. In addition to her interest in Asian art history and material culture, her favorite hobby is the practice of Muay Thai, or Thai boxing.

14 Sep

Author Workshop for Graduate Student 2023 ‘How to Turn Your Thesis/Dissertation into a Journal Article’

Demi tercapainya target kinerja dalam hal publikasi ilmiah, penggalakan peran mahasiswa sebagai mitra dalam penelitian dan produksi publikasi ilmiah UGM sangat penting untuk dijalankan, yang juga sebagai sarana membekali mahasiswa dengan ilmu pengetahuan dan keterampilan untuk meningkatkan daya saing mereka di dunia internasional. Dalam pelaksanaan strategi ini, ketentuan tentang keluaran yang harus dihasilkan oleh setiap mahasiswa di perguruan tinggi di Indonesia yang diatur dalam Permenristekdikti Nomor 50 Tahun 2018 tentang Perubahan Atas Permenristekdikti Nomor: 44 Tahun 2015 tentang Standar Nasional Pendidikan Tinggi, dan Permendikbud Nomor: 39 tahun 2021 tentang Integritas Akademik dalam Menghasilkan Karya Ilmiah harus diacu. Untuk jenjang sarjana, mahasiswa diharuskan untuk menghasilkan makalah yang terbit pada jurnal ilmiah sebagai salah satu syarat kelulusan. Pada jenjang magister, mahasiswa diwajibkan menghasilkan karya ilmiah yang diterbitkan dalam jurnal ilmiah yang terakreditasi tingkat nasional, sementara pada tingkat doktoral, untuk memperoleh gelarnya, mahasiswa diwajibkan mempunyai manuskrip publikasi ilmiah dengan status diterima di sebuah jurnal internasional. Di lingkungan UGM, implementasi Surat Edaran Dirjendikti Nomor: 152/E/T/2012 telah diakomodasi dengan disusunnya ‘Naskah Akademik’ Kebijakan Makro Percepatan Rekognisi Global melalui Publikasi Ilmiah dalam Kerangka Kurikulum UGM pada tahun 2015 dan diterbitkannya Peraturan Rektor Universitas Gadjah Mada Nomor 11 Tahun 2016 Tentang Pendidikan Pascasarjana dan Peraturan Rektor UGM Nomor: 16 Tahun 2018 tentang Authorship Publikasi Ilmiah, dan Peraturan Rektor UGM Nomor: 7 Tahun 2022 tentang Standar Pendidikan Tinggi UGM.
Pemaksimalan potensi publikasi mahasiswa dapat dilakukan dengan program kerja sebagai berikut.

Melakukan ‘konversi’ skripsi, tesis, dan disertasi menjadi karya tulis ilmiah (KTI), dan melakukan ‘reworking’ KTI. Reworking adalah mengerjakan kembali, merekonstruksi, atau memperbaiki KTI yang sudah disusun oleh mahasiswa;
Penyiapan sumber daya manusia (SDM) untuk reworking KTI. SDM yang harus disiapkan terdiri atas penulis dan staf tata kelola (misalnya klinik publikasi);
Penyusunan kebijakan dan kendali kepemimpinan, dan
Peningkatan budaya menulis mahasiswa melalui pelatihan teknik penulisan ilmiah. Sosialisasi agar mahasiswa paham seluk beluk jurnal ilmiah dan cara publikasinya sehingga mendorong dan meningkatkan minat publikasi pada mahasiswa.

Latest update: 11 September 2023

01 Agu

Klinik Publikasi

To expand the global reach of Universitas Gadjah Mada scholars, Universitas Gadjah Mada and Nature Research will hold a Nature Masterclasses on-demand for students, lecturers, and professors at Universitas Gadjah Mada.

To start using the course, register using your UGM Mail’s account (yourusername@mail.ugm.ac.id or yourusername@ugm.ac.id) on the Nature Masterclasses website. Though relevant to most disciplines, the course focuses on the natural sciences and will be available to each user for six months.

Latest update: 23 July 2023

Grow your research skills,
confidence, and career

Learn from renowned international experts,
including Nature Portfolio journal Editors

Find training to support you
across the research lifecycle

Effective Science Communication

Learn to communicate your findings in an engaging and impactful way

Experiments: From Idea to Design

Enhance your skills in developing, planning, and refining impactful experiments

Finding Funding Opportunities

Explore the funding landscape to identify the best funding opportunities for you

08 Nov

The 2nd International Conference on Aviation Industry, Education and Regulation of the Aerospace

AVINER 2023, International Conference on Aviation Industry, Education and Regulation of The Aerospace Air Marshal Suryadarma University. This conference discusses aerospace technology in Indonesia as well as legal aspects of civil and military aviation as well as civil aviation and military defense industry technology, electrical technology, industrial engineering, economic issues in aerospace as well as aerospace legal issues in Indonesia and globally. These two conferences discussed aerospace technology education in Indonesia as well as legal aspects of civil and military aviation as well as civil aviation industry technology and defense military, electrical technology, industrial engineering, economic problems in aerospace as well as aerospace legal issues in Indonesia and also globally.

31 Jul

Workshop & FGD Peningkatan Kualitas Jurnal Ilmiah UGM 2023

25 Jul

Workshop Penulisan Buku Tahun 2023

28 Agu

International Conference on Social Science and Technology Innovation 2023

Background

Technological innovation is rapidly evolving and aligned with the development of characteristic of modern society which has high mobility, seeking flexible, easy-to-reach services and pursue efficiency in all aspects. Every company has to understand what is happening in the market and what the consumer wants. The development of technology information and telecommunications is not only an instrument of increasing the effectiveness and efficiency of business, but has become a promising business area.

The effort to transfer science and technology today has become an important problem for all nations, both advanced and developing country. The effort of transferring science and technology is defined as the use of technology knowledge together with other resources to integrate (assimilate) and adapt existing technology or create new technology. There are three reasons of the importance of the transfer of knowledge and technology as well as its use in the world of education, first, international competition increasingly becomes "technology driven" which means driven by technology. Second, the cycle of new product development and new process becomes shorter. Third, the comparative advantage of a country (economist) or a company is continuously influenced by various changes.

Currently the race to create, master and apply new technology has indeed put developing countries in a disadvantageous position because they cannot be in the forefront. For most developing countries, new technologies cannot be developed locally but must be obtained from the outside. But the effort to get it from the outside encounters many experienced barriers associated with the issue of intellectual rights (or property rights) or the cost of technology transfer is high enough. In addition, the difficulties faced also come from the limitation of financial and human resources.

Therefore, for developing countries, the most appropriate policy of technological mastery and its utilization is to build absorptive capacity through technological transformation in the sense of studying, adjusting and if possible, improving the available foreign technology with the aim of gaining competitive advantages. In this way it is possible to transfer science and technology or to shift the mastery of intermediate technology in high and new technologies.

With all the conditions that occur today with various constraints, then we intend to bring together and explore the idea to find the best way out. ICOSTI is an international conference that seeks the best strategy for developing science and technology innovation. ICOSTI is a tool for innovators to show their innovative results in order to create a competitive advantage over their work. The competitive advantage is expected to promote sustainable economic growth and prosperity worldwide.

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14 Agu

Nature Masterclasses Live – Expert Trainer-led Workshop 2023

Day 1 | Mon, Aug 14

Day 2 | Tue, Aug 15

Day 3 | Wed, Aug 16

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Materials and certificate are given to the participants who have been attended in the workshop. The materials can be downloaded during the workshop series via GoToWebinar. In August 30, the certificate will be sent by Springer Nature to your email.

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Dr. Jeffrey Robens has strong scientific qualifications with 20 years of academic experience and numerous publications and awards. He received his PhD from the University of Pennsylvania in the United States, and has worked at various institutes and universities in Singapore and Japan, including RIKEN and Kyoto University. In his current role as Editorial Development Manager at Nature Research, Dr. Robens gives educational seminars worldwide for authors to improve their manuscript quality and maximize their global impact. Using his extensive research and publication background, Dr. Robens is particularly able to assist non-native English-speaking researchers increase their chances of publication success.

Dr Maybelline Yeo is Editorial Development Advisor at Nature Portfolio and is a Trainer for the Expert Trainer-led Nature Masterclasses – training workshops to improve publication output worldwide. She has more than 10 years of scientific research experience and has numerous academic publications, grants and awards. She also has a strong science communication background and has collaborated with various researchers, universities, NGOs/NPOs, governments, schools, educators, and the general public.

No.	Name	Affiliation
1	Diah Ajeng Setiawati	Faculty of Agricultural Technology
2	Guyup Mahardhian Dwi Putra	Faculty of Agricultural Technology
3	Lely Fitriana	Faculty of Agricultural Technology
4	Mirwan Ushada	Faculty of Agricultural Technology
5	Rudiati Evi Masithoh	Faculty of Agricultural Technology
6	Alif Haidir Adana	Faculty of Agriculture
7	Dany Juhandi	Faculty of Agriculture
8	Galuh Hangganingraras Eko Akoso	Faculty of Agriculture
9	Imam Suhadi	Faculty of Agriculture
10	Muh Sabir Laba	Faculty of Agriculture
11	Ratna Rubiana	Faculty of Agriculture
12	Mustofa Hilmi	Faculty of Animal Science
13	Rahmawati	Faculty of Animal Science
14	Hana Widiawati	Faculty of Biology
15	Utaminingsih	Faculty of Biology
16	Ahmad Zamzuri	Faculty of Cultural Science
17	Arif Fadillah	Faculty of Cultural Science
18	Arina Haque	Faculty of Cultural Science
19	Bambang Purwanto	Faculty of Cultural Science
20	Emi Nursanti	Faculty of Cultural Science
21	Festi Himatu Karima	Faculty of Cultural Science
22	Parwati Hadi Noorsanti	Faculty of Cultural Science
23	Rahmi Rahmayati	Faculty of Cultural Science
24	Ria Yuliati	Faculty of Cultural Science
25	Sahruman	Faculty of Cultural Science
26	Wariyatun	Faculty of Cultural Science
27	Diatri Nari Ratih	Faculty of Dentistry
28	I Wayan Gita Pratama	Faculty of Dentistry
29	Khoirunnisa Ilham	Faculty of Dentistry
30	Nadia Putri Palupi	Faculty of Dentistry
31	Ade Hari Wijayanto	Faculty of Economics and Business
32	Ahmad Fauzan Fathoni	Faculty of Economics and Business
33	Amin Ilyas	Faculty of Economics and Business
34	Andreas Vernando	Faculty of Economics and Business
35	Anita Mustikasari	Faculty of Economics and Business
36	Dita Sari Lutfiani	Faculty of Economics and Business
37	Evy Rahman Utami	Faculty of Economics and Business
38	Hafizh Fitrianna	Faculty of Economics and Business
39	Lutfah Ariana	Faculty of Economics and Business
40	Muhammad Rafieiy	Faculty of Economics and Business
41	Titik Setyaningsih	Faculty of Economics and Business
42	Valentino Risali	Faculty of Economics and Business
43	Agus Arif	Faculty of Engineering
44	Akhmad Afandi	Faculty of Engineering
45	Bagus Surya Ananta	Faculty of Engineering
46	Berliana Kusuma Riasti	Faculty of Engineering
47	Budi Susanto	Faculty of Engineering
48	Chico Hermanu Brillianto Apribowo	Faculty of Engineering
49	Christian Wely Wullur	Faculty of Engineering
50	Condro Kartiko	Faculty of Engineering
51	Didit Setyo Pamuji	Faculty of Engineering
52	Eko Budiyanto	Faculty of Engineering
53	Elias Kondorura Bawan	Faculty of Engineering
54	Fatma Roshanti	Faculty of Engineering
55	Hafzatin Nurlatifa	Faculty of Engineering
56	Haris Ardianto	Faculty of Engineering
57	Ida Giyanti	Faculty of Engineering
58	Kurniawanti	Faculty of Engineering
59	Luluk Fitri Yani	Faculty of Engineering
60	Mirnayani	Faculty of Engineering
61	Muammar Zainuddin	Faculty of Engineering
62	Muhammad Sadat Hamzah	Faculty of Engineering
63	Nur Wijayaning R.	Faculty of Engineering
64	Oki Anita Candra Dewi	Faculty of Engineering
65	Pujono	Faculty of Engineering
66	Rapiah Sarfa Marasabessy	Faculty of Engineering
67	Rika Favoria Gusa	Faculty of Engineering
68	Rindang Persada	Faculty of Engineering
69	Romi Sukmawan	Faculty of Engineering
70	Saucha Diwandari	Faculty of Engineering
71	Septian Jamaludin Zakky	Faculty of Engineering
72	Silvester Tena	Faculty of Engineering
73	Siti Afiani Musyarofah	Faculty of Engineering
74	Sukmaji Indro Cahyono	Faculty of Engineering
75	Tito Shantika	Faculty of Engineering
76	Untung Surya Dharma	Faculty of Engineering
77	Wahri Sunanda	Faculty of Engineering
78	Evita Hanie Pangaribowo	Faculty of Geography
79	Ratih Fitria Putri	Faculty of Geography
80	Edi Muhtar	Faculty of Law
81	Fitriah Ismail	Faculty of Law
82	Heistiria Fertiwi	Faculty of Law
83	Okta Nadiapuspa Sumbogo	Faculty of Law
84	Ahmad Riyadi	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
85	Ananta Kusuma Yoga Pratama	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
86	Anik Andriani	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
87	Anissa Fitria	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
88	Ari Fadli	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
89	Arief Kelik Nugroho	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
90	Ayu Pertiwi	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
91	Cisde Mulyadi	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
92	Edi Faizal	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
93	Ednawati Rainarli	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
94	Eduwin Saputra	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
95	Eka Pratista	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
96	Fajri Khatami	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
97	Freska Rolansa	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
98	Hanif Rahmat	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
99	Harnan Malik Abdullah	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
100	Indah Purwitasari Ihsan	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
101	Ketut Bayu Yogha Bintoro	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
102	Khodijah Amiroh	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
103	M. Mustakim	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
104	Mardhiya Hayaty	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
105	Meilany Nonsi Tentua	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
106	Muhammad Fachrie	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
107	Muhammad Idham Ananta Timur	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
108	Muhammad Zidny Nafan	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
109	Nadhifa Sofia	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
110	Nur Rahmad Yusuf	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
111	Priska Sari Dewi	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
112	Risa Farrid Christianti	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
113	Rohmat Indra Borman	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
114	Sherly Christina	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
115	Sulthan Waliid Anggara Wisesa	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
116	Susi Eva Maria Purba	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
117	Syahriani	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
118	Teotino Gomes Soares	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
119	Uvi Dwian Kencono	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
120	Wahyuni Eka Nanda	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
121	Yehezkiel Steven Kurniawan	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
122	Yohana Kristafani Nubatonis	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
123	Adityo Putro Sejati	Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing
124	Ainun Nisa	Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing
125	Erlena	Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing
126	Ernawati	Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing
127	Fajri Marindra	Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing
128	Imelda	Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing
129	Imelda Ritunga	Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing
130	Lely Firrahmawati	Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing
131	Lisa Prihastari	Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing
132	Lukman Aziz	Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing
133	Peni Kusumasari	Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing
134	Rohmah Mufidah Ramadhani	Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing
135	Sri Ramdaniati	Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing
136	Zahratul Aini	Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing
137	Cintya Nurul Apsari	Faculty of Pharmacy
138	Dwi Koko Pratoko	Faculty of Pharmacy
139	Fathul Muin	Faculty of Pharmacy
140	Fivy Kurniawati	Faculty of Pharmacy
141	Hanina Zharfani	Faculty of Pharmacy
142	Happy Elda Murdiana	Faculty of Pharmacy
143	Iin Ernawati	Faculty of Pharmacy
144	Lukman Mahdi	Faculty of Pharmacy
145	Maria Agnes Etty Dedy	Faculty of Pharmacy
146	Mirhansyah Ardana	Faculty of Pharmacy
147	Muvita Rina Wati	Faculty of Pharmacy
148	Navista Sri Octa Ujiantari	Faculty of Pharmacy
149	Niken Nur Widyakusuma	Faculty of Pharmacy
150	Nurlely	Faculty of Pharmacy
151	Nurul Hidayah	Faculty of Pharmacy
152	Rizka Prita Yuliani	Faculty of Pharmacy
153	Sekar Ayu Pawestri	Faculty of Pharmacy
154	Soni Siswanto	Faculty of Pharmacy
155	Woro Harjaningsih	Faculty of Pharmacy
156	Yuvianti Dwi Franyoto	Faculty of Pharmacy
157	Imam Wahyuddin	Faculty of Philosophy
158	Ajeng Putri Pertiwi	Faculty of Psychology
159	Alfian Nurdiansyah	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
160	Amanda Elista	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
161	Andi Adnan	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
162	Ardanie Rifda Azhaar	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
163	Defy Rizky Ramadhany	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
164	Dian Silviani	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
165	Dimas Hermawan Novi Adhi	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
166	Eriandy Bangun	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
167	Evi Sukmayeti	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
168	Galang Sandy Akbar	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
169	Hilman Fauzi	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
170	Indri Islamiati	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
171	Luluk Karlina	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
172	Lusia Lilis Setianingtyas	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
173	Marzuki	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
174	Okky Nugroho	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
175	Rahmad Indrawan Manopo	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
176	Rana Qonita Rofila	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
177	Rayson Virtuosi	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
178	Ririn Tri Nurhayati	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
179	Silvia Cristine Hasianta Manurung	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
180	Titi Susanti	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
181	Yudie Aprianto	Faculty of Social Science and Political Science
182	Anggi Muhtar Pratama	Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
183	Ani Setianingrum	Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
184	Wa Ode Santa Monica	Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
185	Duma Hardiana Manurung	Graduate School
186	Ikhwan Amri	Graduate School
187	Ina Veronika Ginting	Graduate School
188	Moch. Zainul Arifin	Graduate School
189	Rinto Fernando Simorangkir	Graduate School
190	Yudo Hartono	Graduate School
191	Probo Bhaskoro	Others
192	Rhamadinna Fatimah	Others
193	Dhoni Wicaksono	Vocational School
194	Galuh Bahari	Vocational School
195	Jimmy Trio Putra	Vocational School
196	Stephanus Danny Kurniawan	Vocational School

01 Nov

The 9th International Conference on Science and Technology

Held as part of the Universitas Gadjah Mada Annual Scientific Conferences (UASC 2023) series, the 9th International Conference on Science and Technology (ICST 2023) provides an ideal academic platform for researchers to present the latest research findings and describe emerging technologies and directions in engineering and the natural sciences.

This year, five symposia will be held, Computer and Information Technology symposium; Electronics, Power, Communication, Control, and Instrumentation symposium; Life Sciences, Materials, and Applied Chemistry symposium; Mechanical and Industrial Engineering symposium; and Remote Sensing and Geomatics symposium.

ICST 2023 is in conjunction with the 4th Geoscience and Environmental Management symposium.

The accepted and presented papers will be submitted for possible inclusion to journals/proceedings that are indexed by Scopus/CPCI/DOAJ.

Latest update: 24 May 2023

06 Sep

The 5th International Conference on Bioinformatics, Biotechnology, and Biomedical Engineering

Translational healthcare research has changed over time as technologies have advanced. Translational research enhanced the process of leveraging healthcare data from all stakeholders in order to facilitate both the discovery and translation, as well as the health outcomes associated with new health technologies and therapies.

With the long-term goal of enhancing public health, translational research promotes the transdisciplinary integration of basic research, patient-oriented research, and population-based research. The following stage of evolution will use Big Data and Machine Learning (ML) to extract meaningful insight from Real World Evidence and, in the process, enable strategies that close crucial knowledge and practice gaps and assist the government in estimating the true value of treatments in terms of improving health and lowering costs.

The integration of knowledge across health system borders and the use of big data, analytics, and procedures to promote collaboration and innovation are key components of accelerating medical and health research. Utilizing technology that simplifies the information acquisition, representation, inference, and explanation processes can improve innovation. Large-scale access to clinical, biological, and healthcare data offers advancements in disease detection and treatment as well as improvements in patient health.

Interdisciplinary approaches to problem-solving and collaboration are becoming increasingly important in facilitating knowledge discovery and integration. Big Data and ML technologies promise to have a profound impact – enabling reproducibility, aiding discovery, and accelerating and transforming medical and healthcare research across the healthcare ecosystem.

Held as part of the Universitas Gadjah Mada Annual Scientific Conferences (UASC 2023) series, the 5th International Conference on Bioinformatics, Biotechnology, and Biomedical Engineering (BioMIC 2023) provides an ideal academic platform for researchers to present the latest research findings and describe emerging technologies and directions in bioinformatics, biotechnology, and biomedical engineering.

This year, the conference will take the theme “Accelerating translational healthcare by leveraging big data and machine learning” with five symposia: Big Data for Public Health Policy symposium; Bioinformatics and Data Mining symposium; Biomedical Sciences and Engineering symposium; Biomolecular and Biotechnology symposium; and Drug Development and Nutraceutical symposium.

BioMIC 2023 receives manuscripts of original research, review article, and case report.

The accepted and presented papers will be submitted for possible inclusion to journals/proceedings that are indexed by Scopus/Clarivate Analytics/DOAJ.

Latest update: 18 April 2023

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