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To further improve the communication soft skills of its students, the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) IPB University held a training “Excellent Communication: The Key to Success in Today’s New Normal Era”, last week. Read More>>Read more

Indonesia’s maritime potential is huge. Biodiversity including algae can be utilized for various purposes. Macroalgae in particular have great potential to be developed as raw materials for high value chemicals and bioenergy. Read More>>Read more

Lecturer of Informatics Management and Computer Engineering at the Vocational School of IPB University gave coding training to junior high and high school students in the Bogor area, which took place at SMPN 20 Bogor recently. The lecturers who carried out this service program were Medhanita Dewi Renanti, SKom, MKom; Walidatush Sholihah, SSi, MKom; BayuRead more

Mohamad Saeful Hidayat, a student from the Graduate School of IPB University in Marine Sciences revealed facts about shark fishing in Indonesia. Under the supervision of Dr Hawis Madduppa and Dr I Wayan Nurjaya, Saeful studied the shark fishing activity at Sangihe and Sitaro (Siau-Tagulandang-Biaro), North Sulawesi. Read More>>Read more

Center for the Study of Coastal and Ocean Resources (PKSPL) IPB University monitors the coastal ecosystem rehabilitation program in Yensawai Village, North Batanta District, Raja Ampat Regency. This monitoring was carried out by a team from PKSPL IPB University, which consisted of Robba Fahrisy Darus, Aditya Bramandito, Arisman, and Agus Soleh. This monitoring activity isRead more

The Faculty of Animal Science (Fapet) of IPB University cooperates with the Faculty of Animal Science and Fisheries, Tadulako University, Palu to promote academic and industrial research. The signing of the collaboration took place in the Meeting Room of the Faculty of Animal Science, Dramaga Campus of IPB, (10/12). Read More>>Read more

The Forest Plant Genome Research Team from IPB University led by Professor Iskandar Z Siregar was invited by the Asia-Pacific Region Office Nanopore. Prof Iskandar and colleagues were invited to present their research results using a portable sequencer. The forum also featured speakers from other ASEAN countries, including from Mahidol University Thailand, Institut Pasteur duRead more

Taro is one of the traditional food commodities. Taro has the characteristic that it is easy to grow in various places. Because it can grow both in dry and wet conditions, taro is included in the amphibian plant group. Read More>>Read more

The pandemic is not a barrier to the creativity of IPB University students to work, as evidenced by the collection of works in an album called Rasi Kreasi. Read More>>Read more

Prof. Alimuddin, Head of the Department of Aquaculture, Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) IPB University was a speaker in the 8th Estuary Talks Series entitled “Genetic Engineering for Production Increase” (10/12). This Professor of Fish Genetics in Indonesia shares knowledge with students regarding genetic engineering in fish. Genetic engineering is generally used toRead more