AC 21INTERNATIONAL

GRADUATE SCHOOL2017

FINAL REPORT

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Table of Content

Preface Rector .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2

Message from AC21 .............................................................................................................................................................................. 4

About AC 21 ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 6

About International Graduate School 2017 ............................................................................................................................ 7

Program ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Biodata Speakers, Keynote Speakers, Abstracts ............................................................................................................... 12

A Week in Review ............................................................................................................................................................................... 18

Students Testimonials ...................................................................................................................................................................... 24

List of Participating Universities ................................................................................................................................................ 25

List of Participants .............................................................................................................................................................................. 26

Organizing Committee ..................................................................................................................................................................... 28

Gallery ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29

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Official Greetings by Rector of Universitas Gadjah Mada

Biography

Prof. Panut Mulyono was appointed as a Rector of Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) in 2017. He served as Dean of the Faculty of Engineering Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) in 2012-2016 and in 2016 was re-elected as a Dean. He is a Professor of energy science in the field of chemical engineering system optimization at UGM. He graduated from Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan in 1990 and obtained his doctorate at the same university in 1993. He serves as a Lecturer at the Department of Chemistry Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, UGM. He also serves as the Expert Board of UGM Energy Studies Center. In the field of research, he produced various research published in scientific publications in national seminars, international seminars, national journals, and international journals. In addition to actively contributing to education and research, he also went directly to the community to participate

in community service activities. In professional organizations, he is currently listed as a member of professional organizations such as the Indonesian Engineers Association (PII) and The Association of Chemical Engineers of Japan.

Assalamualaikum wr wb, may peace be upon you.

Excellences, honorable guests, ladies and gentlemen. Selamat Pagi. Good morning.

I am glad to see professors, speakers and participants of the IGS 2017 program. I understand most of you come from a long distance and visit this university for the first time. Allow me to welcome you all to our university, Universitas Gadjah Mada. I understand that you have been here for a few days now and hopefully have enjoyed the hospitality of our people in Yogyakarta.

Universitas Gadjah Mada is very happy and proud to host such an important event as the International Graduate School 2017. We have conducted hundreds of international event but this is special since this is the first AC21 event in Indonesia. We are honored to be trusted as the host of such an important event by a highly respected consortium. I hope that the professors, officials and students are as excited as we are.

This year, the theme of the program is “Community and indigenous-based technology for sustainable development towards resilient society”. Studies have shown that our society is relatively vulnerable to different kinds of threats. Natural or anthropogenic disasters, food and water security, human security and safety issues, climate change are just name a few issues that are nowadays facing or society. In short, the resilience of our society is in danger and the sustainability of our life is at stake. Therefore, efforts to deal with such threats must be in place and they have to be done collaboratively.

Members of AC21 view that education must stand at the forefront when it comes to dealing with threat to our society. Resilient society can only be achieved through enlightening education and also through trans-border and trans-disciplinary approach. Achieving resilient society is not exclusively the domain of one particular field of study; it is the responsibility of all disciplines through collaborative efforts. Conducting summer school where students from university members of AC21 can collaborate and learn from each other is one good practice that we have been doing since a few years back. With respected speakers from different disciplines, now UGM is proud to continue this good tradition.

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I would like to thank all speakers, professors, lectures, officials and participants from all over the world for your kind participation. I am sure you all will learn from each other and become enriched after the program. I also sincerely thank our colleague from the Office of International Affairs under the leadership of our Vice Rector for Cooperation and Alumni. I understand each of you in the team has been working so hard since last year to make this happen. Thank you!

I hope everybody will enjoy the event and please not to forget also to enjoy the warmth of Yogyakarta, the never ending Asia. I wish you a productive and fruitful event. Thank you.

Wassalamualaikum wr wb.

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Message from Director of AC21 General Secretariat

Biography

Prof. Yoshihito Watanabe received his B.Sc. degree from Tohoku University and Ph.D. degree from Tsukuba University in 1982. He started his academic career at the University of Michigan as a postdoctoral fellow and moved to Princeton University as a research staff member in 1985. In 1987, he was appointed as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biochemistry, Medical School of Keio University in Japan. In 1989, he joined as a senior research scientist at the National Chemical Research Laboratories in Tsukuba. Then, he was appointed as an Associate Professor at the Kyoto University in 1990. He had spent 8 years at the Institute for Molecular Science since 1994 as a

professor and he joined to the current faculty at Nagoya University as a full professor in 2002. Since 2009, he has been appointed as a vice-President in charge of Research and International Planning

Good afternoon. My name is Yoshihito Watanabe and I am Trustee and Vice-President of Nagoya University, Japan, and also the Director of the AC21 General Secretariat.

It is my great pleasure to have you all in the AC21 2nd International Graduate School hosted by Gadjah Mada University. Thank you for coming. I know that many of you have traveled long distances to be here today with us for this event.

I'd also like to express my sincere gratitude to colleagues at Gadjah Mada University for their efforts and hard work in organizing this five-day program.

All of these interest, energy, endeavors and enthusiasm serve to remind me how important our mission at AC21 is.

AC21, which stands for the "Academic Consortium for the 21st Century", is an international network, currently comprised of 18 institutions from 11 countries on 5 continents, including Nagoya University that serves as the General Secretariat, and Gadjah Mada University. The Consortium is committed to the vision of bridging different societies in the 21st century in order to tackle with global challenges, by promoting cooperation in education and research between member universities and beyond.

Thanks to the devotion and commitment of our members over the years, AC21 has now become to be recognized as one of the best practices of transnational academic partnership, providing a variety of schemes and programs that help build strong relationships and develop collaboration and innovation, both inside and outside the network. Among these activities is the AC21 International Graduate School. This program, more simply known as the "AC21 IGS", is established to offer opportunities for graduate students to learn in depth about cutting-edge research and knowledge to deal with current global issues, such as energy technologies or climate change.

This year's International Graduate School has the overarching theme of "Community and Indigenous-based Technology for Sustainable Development towards Resilient Society", together with the three sub-themes: "Case-based Sustainable Agriculture", "Indigenous-based Health Products", and "Technology for Sustainable Development and Community Resilience", all of which are of critical importance to us all who live in today's world.

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Sustainability is indeed one of the major challenges currently facing our world, and the IGS 2017 places a unique focus on how to address sustainability issues from the community-based approach, by acknowledging traditional wisdoms and technologies nurtured by local people in Indonesia.

All lectures at the IGS will be given by leading researchers, experts and professionals in the relevant fields, and I am sure that there will be very inspiring and exciting discussions at each session. As you may have noticed, these program components and structures ranging from lectures to hands-on activities, such as internships and community service, are really well-designed and carefully planned by Gadjah Mada University, which will enable our students not only to learn about economic, environmental or social aspects of sustainability issues, but also to achieve a comprehensive and greater understanding through various approaches that can be utilized in addressing future challenges they may face in their country, society or community.

I hope that all participants will take full advantage of the IGS 2017 to expand and enrich their academic horizons and knowledge, as well as meet fellow students from other universities with different backgrounds and cultures to gain and explore new perspectives of the world.

And to conclude, I'd like to extend once again my thanks, on behalf of all AC21 member universities, to you for coming today and to everyone at Gadjah Mada University who worked to make possible this International Graduate School.

Thank you and enjoy the IGS!

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About Academic Consortium 21 (AC 21)

The Academic Consortium for the 21st Century (AC21) was established on June 24, 2002 at the International Forum 2002 hosted by Nagoya University, Japan, as an international network comprised of educational, research and industrial organizations throughout the world. The Forum brought together the presidents and high-ranking delegations from twenty-four of the world’s leading education and research institutions, and resulted in the founding of a new and vigorous global partnership in higher education, “Academic Consortium AC21”.

The principal theme of the inaugural forum, “The Role of Universities in the 21st Century”, continues to guide AC21’s activities to this day. In an era of continuous change, we believe that institutions of higher education must take the initiative in responding to the rapidly transforming needs of society, and that an international university network, with its common pool of knowledge, expertise and experience, comprises the optimum means to accomplish this. As demonstrated by the scale of our projects and activities, AC21 is firmly committed to contributing to the global knowledge sector.

The vision of AC21 is the promoting of cooperation in education and research between members, the bridging between different societies in the world and the delivering of wisdom to all people to mutually understand and share values, knowledge and cultures necessary to improve quality of life and to foster co-existence beyond national and regional boundaries in the 21st century.

The AC21 logo representing the harmonious cooperation in education and research bridging between different societies in the world to share wisdom and knowledge on different cultures necessary for co-existence beyond national and regional boundaries

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About AC21 International Graduate School 2017

Growing to be the leading universities in Indonesia, UGM brings the vision to be a pioneer of World Class University in Indonesia which is excellent, full of innovation, dignified, and dedicated to national interest and humanity. Along with the vision, UGM has general mission to promote excellence in educational activities, research, and community service which aim to nurture excellent and beneficial knowledge for Indonesian society and to participate in Indonesian socio-cultural building. In line with the national goals to be globally recognized and nationally resilient nation, UGM has proudly hosted the prestigous event of AC21 International Graduate School 2017 on July 10-15, 2017.

The main theme of IGS 2017 is ‘Community and Indigenous-based Technology for Sustainable Development towards Resilience Society’ with three main topics: 1) Sustainable agricultural project study; 2) Technology for sustainble development and community resillence; 3) Indigenous-based health product. The curriculum supports five learning components, which includes Lectures, Internship, Workshops, Community Services, and Excursions. These variety of activities will cover four clusters of studies that represents UGM, which are agriculture, health and medical science, science and technology, and social-humanities.

By participating in IGS 2017, students from all over the world were given opportunity to understand more about indigenous-based technology in local industries and to learn local wisdom through cultural visit. Trans-disciplinary IGS 2017 enables students to explore all aspects of community and Indigenous-based Technology such as agricultural study, community resilience and health products. Furthermore, we are convinced that the program would be worthwhile for participants in gaining more experiences and knowledge into practical solutions of daily challenges in a form of community services.

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Programs

Rundown AC21 International Graduate School 2017

Time Duration Activity Venue

Day 00 - Monday, 10 July 2017

all days Arrival of the participants Hotel,

Airport

STC Meeting

12.00-17.00

12.00 - 13.30 90' Lunch UC Resto

13.30 - 13.35 5' Greeting from the Chair

13.35 - 13.40 5' Welcome address from Universitas Gadjah Mada

UC Hotel

13.40 - 14.00 15' AC21 General Secretariat Report (Nagoya Univ.)

14.00 - 14.10 10' Previous Event Report: 8th AC21 International Forum 2017 (Chemnitz Univ. of Tech)

14.10 - 14.20 10'

Progress Report on Future Event: 9th International Forum 2018 (AC21 General Secretariat, on behalf of Jilin Univ

14.20 - 14.25 5' Student Mobility : Final Reports (The Univ. of Adelaide)

14.25 - 14.45 20'

Research Collaboration : Report of Survey ( Chemnitz Univ. of Tech.) Analysis of Research Mapping Survey Results

14.45 - 16.15 30'

Research Collaboration : Discussion ( Framework of AC21 Research Collaboration) Framework of AC21 Research Collaboration

16.15 - 16.30 15' Break

16.30 - 17.00 30' Free Discussion

17.00 Proceed to Gadri Resto

18.00 - 21.00 120' Welcoming Dinner for STC Gadri Resto

21.00 Back to hotel

Day 01 - Tuesday, 11 July 2017

Opening Ceremony

09.00 - 10.00 60' Campus Tour for STC Participants UGM

12.30-16.30

12.00 Departure from the Hotel UC Hotel

12.00 - 14.00 120' Lunch and Registration Ruang Makan

Multimedia

14.00 - 14.05 5' Opening by MC

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14.05 - 14.20 15' Opening Speech by Rector UGM

R. Multimedia

14.20 - 14.25 5' Opening Speech by Vice-President Watanabe

14.25 - 14.30 5' Token Exchange

14.30 - 15.00 30' Photo session

15.00 - 16.00 60' Orientation

16.00 Back to hotel

UC Resto

16.00-18.00 120' Free time

18.00-21.00

18.00-18.30 Dinner preparation

18.30-18.45 Welcoming speech (Pak Andi) (15')

18.45-18.55 Traditional Dance (10')

18.55-21.00 Dinner

21.00 Back to hotel UC Hotel

Day 02 - Wednesday, 12 July 2017

06.30 - 07.30 60' Breakfast UC Hotel

07.30 - 08.30 60' Departure from the Hotel to PIAT by bus

Lecture Day 1 : Case-based Sustainable Agricultural

08.30-13.00

08.30-10.30 120'

Session I: Plant Factory and Greenhouse Technology ( Prof. Shogo Matsumoto from Nagoya University)

PIAT

10.30-11.00 30' Coffee Break

11.00-12.00 60' Session II: Water and Irrigation Management in Agriculture ( Dr. Murtiningrum from UGM)

12.00-13.00 60' Lunch

13.00-17.00 240' Workshop : Intergated Farming ( Dr. Ir. Bambang Suhartanto, DEA from PIAT UGM)

17.00-18.00 60' Free time

18.00-19.00 60' Dinner Ratu Boko

Resto

19.00-20.00 60' Back to hotel UC Hotel

Day 03 - Thursday, 13 July 2017

06.30-07.30 60' Breakfast UC Hotel

07.30-08.00 30' Departure from Hotel to Multimedia

UGM UC Hotel

Lecture Day 2: Technology for sustainable Development and Community Resillience

08.00- 10.00 08.00-09.00 60' Session I: Industry-University Collaboration for Sustainable Technology (Dean for Research,

R. Multimedia

UGM

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International Relations and Gender, Chemnitz University of Technology, Prof. Lothar Kroll)

09.00-09.30 Coffee Break

09.30-10.30 60'

Session II: Community Empowerment for Sustainable Technology Transfer ( Prof. Irfan Dwidya Prijambada from UGM)

10.30-11.30 60' Proceed to CS Venue

11.30-13.00 90' Lunch Chocolate

Village 13.00-16.00 180' Community Service : Compulsory Community Services for Community Resilience (UGM)

16.00-18.00 120' Proceed to Prambanan

18.00-19.00 60' Dinner Prambanan

Temple 19.00-19.15 15' Excursion/tour preparation

19.15-21.30 Excursion (Ramayana Ballet)

21.30-22.30 Back to hotel UC Hotel

Day 04 - Friday, 14 July 2017

06.30-07.30 60' Breakfast UC Hotel

07.30-08.00 30' Departure from Hotel to Multimedia UGM

UC Hotel

Lecture Day 3: Indegenous-based health product

08.00- 10.00

08.00-09.00 60'

Session I: Chinese Traditional Health Care (Vice President for Academic Council, Prof. Zhang Chenyu from Nanjing University) R.

Multimedia UGM

09.00-09.30 Coffee Break

09.30-10.30 60' Session II: Indigenous Knowledge-based Medicine (Prof. Dr. Zullies Ikawati from UGM)

10.30-11.30 60' Proceed to Merapi Farma Herbal

12.00-13.00 60' Lunch Merapi Farma Herbal

13.00 - 17.00 240' Internship : Herbal Medicine in Indonesia (UGM)

17.00-19.00 120' Student Group Discussion

19.00-20.00 60' Dinner Raminten

Resto

20.00 Back to Hotel UC Hotel

Day 05 - Saturday, 15 July 2017

07.00-08.00 60' Breakfast

08.00-09.00 60' Proceed to Borobudur

09.00-12.00 180' Excursion: Borobudur Borobudur

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12.00-14.00 120' Lunch Sekar

Kedhaton Resto

14.00-15.00 60' Proceed to Yogyakarta

15.00-18.00 180' Excursion: Jogja City Tour Maliboro

Yogyakarta

18.00-21.00 180' Closing Dinner Gadri Resto

21.00 Back to Hotel

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Honorable Speakers and Lecturers

Prof. Shogo Matsumoto Professor at Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University

Short Biography Prof. Shogo Matsumoto is a Professor at Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University. He was graduated from the Department of Agricultural Chemistry, Faculty of Agriculture, Gifu University and in 1980 registered to the Master Course of the Graduate School of Agricultural Science, Gifu University. He obtained his Doctorate Degree in 1990 from the Departement of Biology, Faculty of Science, Nagoya University

Lecture topic: Plant Factory and Greenhouse Technology Summary Plant factories are cultivation facilities that through advanced and precise control of the environment by monitoring the cultivation conditions and growth of plants; enable year-round production of vegetables and other products. Plant factories are roughly classified into fully artificial light-type or sunlight-type facilities. Meanwhile A greenhouse (also called a glasshouse) is a building where plants are grown under controlled micro environment. These structures range in size from small sheds to very large buildings. A miniature greenhouse is known as a cold frame. Plant factory with greenhoue technology has been used in Japan for commercial production of leaf vegetables.

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Prof. Lothar Kroll Dean for Research, International Relations and Gender, Chemnitz University of Technology

Short Biography Porf. Lothar Kroll was born in Glogowek (Poland, earlier Oberglogau) on April 9, 1959. He studied at the Technical University of Opole (Poland) and the TU Clausthal in the field of automotive technology and mechanical engineering. He received his doctorate at the Institute of Applied Mechanics of the Technical University of Clausthal in 1992. On June 1st, 2006 he was appointed to Head of the Department of Lightweight Structures and Polymer Technology at the TU Chemnitz. Since December 2007, he has been the Director of the Cetex Institut für Textil- und Verarbeitungsmaschinen gemeinnützige GmbH, an affiliated institute of the TU Chemnitz. He has

also served as Dean of the Department of Mechanical Engineering since March 2013. Since June of the same year, Prof. Kroll has been the Head of the Fraunhofer Kunststoffzentrum Oberlausitz and the Research Centre Wolfsburg at the Fraunhofer IWU. Lecture topic: Industry-University Collaboration for Sustainable Technology Summary He highlighted the ripple effect and added value networking as a key for successful collaboration. Further he elaborated the concept of Closed Innovation Chain by Integration of Extramural Research Institutions in University − Industry Networks. Industry-University Collaboration can only be successful if it is based on a "win-win-partnership". Collaboration with industry is of crucial importance for successful universities (external funding, technology transfer, etc.) Sustainable collaboration with industry is not limited on research but also regarding studies and teaching (guest lectureships, joint development of degree programs etc.) The "secret of success" of Chemnitz University of Technology in collaboration with industry consists i.a. on the integration of extramural research institutions (Fraunhofer Society, Leibniz Association) in the networks (closed innovation chain from basic via applied research into marketable products, linking together science and practice, joint acquisition of external funding for projects etc.)

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Prof. Chen Yu Zhang Vice-Chancellor, Nanjing University

Short Biography Prof. Chenyu Zhang is a medical doctor and Professor in Biochemistry. He serves in Nanjing University as Director of Life Science and also Vice Chancellor of the university. He has a broad and solid background in molecular endocrinology, metabolism and biomedicine with specific training and expertise in key research areas for this..

In addition, he successfully administered the projects (e.g. staffing, research conduction, budget), collaborated with other researchers, and produced more than 140 peer-reviewed publications.

Lecture topic: Chinese Traditional Health Care Summary Professor Chenyu Zhang divided his lecture into two parts, the Traditional Chinese Medicine and the Modern Chinese Medicine. The Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is a broad range of medicine practices sharing common concepts which have been developed in China and are based on a tradition of more than 2,000 years, including various forms of herbal medicine, acupuncture, massage (Tui na), exercise (qigong), and dietary therapy. It is primarily used as a complementary alternative medicine approach.TCM is widely used in China and it is also used in the West. Its philosophy is based on Yinyangism (i.e., the combination of Five Phases theory with Yin-yang theory). In ancient China, the treatment to cure diseases are various, e.g. acupuncture, guasha and huoguan. The herbal medicine commonly used are red ginseng and dried seahorses. For the modern Chinese medicine, Prof. Zhang took an example on how to use Honeysuckle-encoded atypical microRNA2911 directly targets influenza A viruses. His recent research is the use of honeysuckle to cure Ebola viruses.

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Prof. Irfan Dwidya Prijambada Director of Community Service, Universitas Gadjah Mada

Short Biography Professor Irfan D. Prijambada took his Post Graduate Course in Microbiology UNESCO, Dept. of Fermentation Technology, Faculty of Engineering, Osaka University, Osaka, Japan from 1986-1987, obtained his Master of Engineering in the same university on 1992 and obtained his doctoral degree on 1996. His specialty is Soil & Environment Biotechnology. He serves Universitas Gadjah Mada as Director of Community Service since 2012 until present.

Lecture topic: Community Empowerment for Sustainable Technology Transfer Summary Prof. Irfan elaborated the flagship program of Universitas Gadjah Mada which Students’ Service Learning, a compulsory program for the students who have completed their courses. It becomes a special concern of UGM to utilize all resources and capacities of the university (knowledge, research, education, and skills of faculties, staffs, and students) for community empowerment so that they can meet their need and develop their potential through partnership with various parties. Every year, thousand students are dispatched all over the regions in Indonesia, in which they will stay for 2 months and identify the problems of the locals and

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Prof. Zullies Ikawati Lecturer at the Faculty of Pharmacy

Short Biography Prof. Zullies Ikawati obtained her Doctoral Degree in Pharmacology 2001 from Ehime University School of Medicine Japan. In 2008 she got her Professorship in Pharmacology and Clinical Pharmacy. Prof. Zullies Ikawati teaches the undergraduate, graduate and post graduate level in Faculty of Pharmacy. She also writes several books on her field of study.

Lecture topic: Indigenous knowledge-based medicine based on Indonesian Herbal Medicine Study. Summary Medicinal plants have accompanied the development of indigenous Indonesian traditional treatments to form a holistic medication. The knowledge were passed down from one generation to the next through oral tradition and daily rituals. Medicinal plants are used to maintain and promote the human health, prevention, as well as to reduce symptom of diseases. Many clinicians still have skeptical thinking towards herbal medicines, due to the lack of scientific evidences

In evidence-based medicine era, a program to provide scientific support of medicinal plants usage is necessary. In Indonesia, the approaches include: the establishment of herbal medicines to phytopharmaca done by pharmaceutical industry to provide a good quality and clinically proven herbal, product more prescribed by clinicians Isolation of new active compound(s) and take longer time to reach the market Jamu scientification program (Health Minister’s regulation, nb. 003/2010). The usage of herbal medicines is still prominent and take an important role as an complementary/alternative to conventional or synthetic medicines Medicinal plants are good resources of medicines/drug discovery. Indigenous based-knowledge can be used as a direction to develop herbal medicine products to be more widely accepted in health care

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Dr. Murtiningrum, STP., M.Eng. Lecturer at the Faculty of Agricultural Technology, UGM

Short Biography Dr. Murtiningrum got her bachelor degree at Universitas Gadjah Mada, Master degree in Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok, Thailand and obtained her Doctor of Engineering, in Civil Engineering Department Universitas Gadjah Mada. Her specialty is Irrigation Engineering. She conducted her research in Water and Land Resource Engineering. She serves as an Associate Professor in Agricultural Engineering, Faculty of Agricultural Engineering, Universitas Gadjah Mada.

Lecture topic: Water and Irrigation Management in Indonesia

Summary Indonesian archipelago is the conjunction of three earth plates: Indo-Australia, Eurasia and Pacific which makes it rich of volcano, earthquake, tsunami, landslides, but also rich of minerals and fertile soil. The water availability follows the rainy and dry season. Main water source for agriculture is rainfall and irrigation supplies additional water for crops during dry season or dry spell. River is the main irrigation source in Indonesia, and the major irrigation systems are located in the 5 main islands. The famous traditional irrigation system is in Bali which often becomes the example for good water management.

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A Week in Review

Day 1, Monday, 10 July 2017

AC21 Steering Committee Meeting was conducted in the University Club Hotel, Universitas Gadjah Mada. There were 18 delegates from 8 university members participated in the meeting. The AC21 General Secretariat gave an overview of the Secretariat's activities for the last year, covering the following topics: International Forum 2016, AC21 Special Project Fund 2017, Publication, Attendance at Conferences, etc. In the evening, all the AC21 Steering Committee Meeting participants were invited to the dinner reception hosted by Universitas Gadjah Mada.

In the same day, participating students from overseas arrived at Adisutjipto International Airport. They were picked up and taken by bus to the University Club Hotel.

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Day 2, Tuesday, 11 July 2017

After lunch, student orientation program was held. Rector of Universitas Gadjah Mada, Prof. Panut Mulyono attended the program and delivered his welcome remarks to the all participants. Director of AC21 General Secretariat, Prof. Yoshihito Watanabe also extended his speech in the program. In the last session, Dr. Mirwan Ushada, the facilitator for academic affairs delivered the program orientation by giving an overview about the program and explaining the activities of IGS AC21 in detail.

In the evening, there was a welcome reception followed by the opening ceremony. The Head of the Office of International Affairs, Dr. I Made Andi Arsana gave his addresses for welcome remarks. All the participants and delegates from AC21 General Secretariat enjoyed the dinner accompanied by traditional dance and Javanese traditional music instrument.

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Day 3, Wednesday, 12 July 2017

On the third day, all participants were picked up at the University Club Hotel and taken by bus to the key relevant industries in Yogyakarta, PIAT (Agro Technology Innovation Center), the one managed by UGM. The lecture was carried out by Professor from Nagoya University, Prof. Shogo Matsumoto, focusing on Plant Factory and Greenhouse Technology. There was a workshop afterwards to support the better understanding with the project study.

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Day 4, Thursday, 13 July 2017

The first session of the lecture was delivered by Prof. Lothar Kroll, from Chemnitz University of Technology with the topic of Industry-University Collaboration for Sustainable Technology. In the second session, the Director of Community Service, Prof. Irfan Dwidya Prijambada also gave his explanation on Community Empowerment in Indonesia. During the lecture, the participating students actively asked questions and gave their opinions, leading to lively debate.

In order to give the firsthand experience on the related issue, the participants were taken to a relevant village in Yogyakarta. This is the chance for participants to implement what they have been learning during the lectures. They also had chances to experience and participate in various activities ranging from exploring the village’s nature beauty and assisting the local people as well as learning how exactly cocoa is harvested and processed into chocolate.

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Day 5, Friday, 14 July 2017

Day five lecture session was focusing on ‘Indigenous-based Health Product’. Prof. Zhang Chenyu from Nanjing University and Prof. Dr. Zullies Ikawati from UGM delivered their thoughts on the related topics. This session was supported by a short internship at the pharmatical institution to support better understanding of health product. At end of the day, participants had a Student Group Discussion to have a profound discussion from day one to day four

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Day 6, Saturday, 15 July 2017

In the fifth day of the program, not only academic activities, participants were also given the opportunity to learn about the exotic Indonesian culture especially Yogyakarta and its surrounding through excursion to the famous Borobudur Temple and Yogyakarta City Tour.

In the evening, the closing ceremony was conducted to conclude the whole program of AC21 IGS 2017. Universitas Gadjah Mada, as the host institution congratulated the students on their successful completion on the IGS program.

In the following day, participating students headed back to their home country.

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Students Testimonials

“Everyday was organized very good. I just want to stay here one more week to explore more places of history. Maybe next time I will stay here for one more week. Time flies very fast! For me it was also interesting to see the campus and maybe equipment in the class. I didn’t have time to do it. The good thing I have a lot of time to enjoy the nature instead ☺”

“Many thanks to all organizers for taking care about us during this week! I wish everyone success in their Master and PhD studies and degrees!”

“The most important for me was to have an impression about Indonesian culture and its influence on how people used to work and live here. Collaboration+Knowledge+Fun=IGS School”

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List of Participating Universities

Technische Universität Chemnitz

Kasetsart University

Nagoya University

Nanjing University

Northeastern University

The University of Adelaide

University of Freiburg

Stellenbosch University International

Tongji University

University of Minnesota

Universitas Gadjah Mada

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List of Participants

No Name Country University

1 Anne-Coralie Bonnaire Germany Technische Universität Chemnitz

2 Ahmad Hamdan Germany Technische Universität Chemnitz

3 Tatiana Zubkova Russia Technische Universität Chemnitz

4 Kansiree Jindapunnapat Thailand Kasetsart university

5 Natthidech Beesa Thailand Kasetsart University

6 Teeravut Agakkatajit Thailand Kasetsart University

7 Nutthakan Sattrapai Thailand Kasetsart University

8 Aungkana Thoonsanthia Thailand Kasetsart University

9 Kanoktip Thalue Thailand Kasetsart University

10 Ibrahim Eissa Japan Nagoya University

11 Kanji Toyama Japan Nagoya University

12 Muneki Adachi Japan Nagoya University

13 Fangfang Jin China Nanjing University

14 Minghui Liu China Nanjing University

15 Zheng Fu China Nanjing University

16 Yuan Bian China Northeastern University

17 Mingming Cao China Northeastern University

18 Xiaoru Niu China Northeastern University

19 Min Sun China Northeastern University

20 Linyan Wang China Northeastern University

21 Wen Jing Wu China Northeastern University

22 Qingxu Yu China Northeastern University

23 Borui Zhang China Northeastern University

24 Zhang Jiahui China Northeastern University

25 Ayodeji Aiyesimoju Australia The University of Adelaide

26 Olivia Cousins Australia The University of Adelaide

27 Mathu Indren Australia The University of Adelaide

28 Dewi Pamungkas Australia The University of Adelaide

29 Minhajul Islam Ukil Australia The University of Adelaide

30 Ardak Akhatova Germany University of Freiburg

31 Andre Siono Germany University of Freiburg

32 Aviwe Mahanjana South Africa

Stellenbosch University International

33 Francia Marie de Bruin South Africa

Stellenbosch University International

34 Olive Sgambo South Africa

Stellenbosch University International

35 Ryan Roberts South Africa

Stellenbosch University International

36 Jingsi Liao China Tongji University

37 Han Han China Tongji University

38 Cristiano Reis USA University of Minnesota

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39 Maria Fernanda Laguarda-Mallo

USA University of Minnesota

40 Agung Irawan Indonesia Universitas Gadjah Mada

41 Reza Yesica Indonesia Universitas Gadjah Mada

42 Suhendra Pakhpan Indonesia Universitas Gadjah Mada

43 Muhsin Al Anas Indoneisa Universitas Gadjah Mada

44 Raeef Altamimi Yaman Universitas Gadjah Mada

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Organizing Committee

No. Name Position

1. I Made Andi Arsana, Ph.D. Project Coordinator

2. Nurma Diani Sekarsih, MBA Deputy Project Coordinator

3. Dr. Mirwan Ushada Facilitator for Academic Affairs

4. Dr. Sentagi S Utami Facilitator for Academic Affairs

5. Arum Kadarini Treasurer

6. Lola Lukytasari Secretary

7. Naila Nur Fatchiyyah Logistic Coordinator

8. Astiti Nareswari Participant Coordinator

9. Satria Taru Winursita Publication and Decomentation Coordinator

10. Wisnu Trianugeraha Logistic staff

11. Irfani Nur A. Liaison Officer

12. Gigih Rahmandhani S. Liaison Officer

13. Maya satih Kanteyan Liaison Officer

14. Lisa Fita Sari Liaison Officer

15. Wahyu Setyaning Liaison Officer

16. Reyzha Wikki Zaninshi Liaison Officer

17. Zulfi Aulia Liaison Officer

18. Muhammad Haiqal Rizaldi Liaison Officer

19. Zaki Ruhyaman Liaison Officer

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