UGM Patriot Expedition Team identifies leading agricultural and plantation commodities in the Muting Transmigration Area, Merauke, South Papua.
Research
UGM’s Center for Tourism Studies (Puspar UGM) recommends three strategies to boost sustainable tourism and diversify Berau’s economy beyond mining.
UGM researchers reveal how mindful consumption and a sense of awe can inspire responsible dining and help prevent food waste.
UGM research reveals the persistent poverty of Kapuas Hulu transmigrants and calls for improvements in infrastructure, education, and policy.
After 18 years of conserving Indonesian parrots, husband and wife Dwi Agustina and Dudi Nandika received Mandai Nature scholarships to study at UGM.
UGM anthropologist joins global research on floating solar panels in Tanakeke Island, empowering women in renewable energy management.
UGM and ViriyaENB are studying the electrification of airport and port vehicles to reduce emissions and support Indonesia’s 2060 net-zero target.
UGM researchers investigate the impact of knife sharpness and certified halal slaughterers on chicken meat quality and animal welfare.
UGM doctoral student Tiara Putri wins Poster Prize at the German Society for Hygiene and Microbiology Conference for her research on pneumococcal meningitis.
UGM’s biologist and students identify Dibamus oetamai, a new blind skink species endemic to Buton Island, highlighting the urgency of forest conservation.
UGM and BRIN researchers collaborate to apply nuclear technology for fruit pest control, enhancing horticultural exports and supporting local farmers.
UGM researchers create fermented milk-based functional food to prevent metabolic syndrome and support gut health with indigenous probiotic strains.
UGM study reveals magma's potassium content determines if Java volcanoes form complex or caldera shapes, crucial for predicting large eruptions and disaster preparedness.
UGM returns 40 kg of excavated artifacts and ancestral remains to the Warloka community, marking a step forward in ethical academic practice.
Dr. Wenty Marina Minza from UGM secures Rp3.2 billion U’Good grant to study relational wellbeing among vulnerable youth in Indonesia.
UGM Anthropology students research the social impact of oil palm replanting in West Kalimantan, highlighting land access issues and economic alternatives.
UGM collaborates to develop blue carbon profiles for seagrass and peatlands in ASEAN to advance climate action, sustainable coastal management, and the blue economy.
UGM and Wageningen researchers uncover how geoparks, despite their sustainable image, can fuel land grabbing and power imbalances, urging critical oversight for social justice.
UGM study shows early testing for HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis B during pregnancy helps prevent mother-to-child transmission through local health innovations.
A UGM research team reveals how policy inconsistencies and rampant smuggling have impacted Indonesia’s lobster seed trade, proposing sustainable solutions through participatory management.
UGM’s Dr. Agustina Hastuti secures PHC Nusantara 2025 funding for a collaborative study with France on authenticating Indonesian ginger, advancing science diplomacy and herbal product stan...
UGM’s research on the Jogja NETPAC Asian Film Festival reveals the importance of shared values and emotional alignment in volunteer retention.
Wild Indonesian plant Murraya sumatrana may silently spread citrus greening disease, according to new research by UGM and international partners.
The 2024 Simultaneous Regional Elections (Pilkada) results highlight the latest political dynamics. The Department of Politics and Government (DPP) of the UGM Faculty of Social and Political...
UGM study reveals migration’s toll on families—rising divorces, mental health issues in kids, and risks faced by undocumented workers.
Through its Laboratory of Physiology and Livestock Reproduction, the UGM Faculty of Animal Science (Animal Science) has made a breakthrough in utilizing in vitro fertilization (IVF) for live...
The serious effort by the Sikka Regency Government, East Nusa Tenggara Province (NTT), to recognize the diversity of geopark potential is ongoing.
Many regional languages today are endangered due to a lack of preservation by their speakers, the absence of teaching in schools, and limited attention from local governments.
Tourism has become a crucial sector for Indonesian society, especially in Bali. However, the large influx of tourists has brought various issues, including the involvement of children in tou...
Cervical cancer remains one of the most concerning diseases for the Indonesian population.