UGM and Bukit Asam unveil Potassium Humate, an innovative soil enhancer derived from low-calorie coal, offering higher fertilization efficiency and improved root growth.
SDG 9: Industry Innovation and Infrastructure
UGM student start-up Renou innovates by recycling HDPE plastic waste into furniture, tackling Yogyakarta’s waste crisis with sustainable solutions.
UGM received the Most Educative Booth Award at IPXpose 2025 for promoting public understanding of intellectual property through interactive exhibitions.
Semar UGM gears up for the 2025 Energy-Efficient Car Contest in Jember, unveiling electric models and aiming to defend their title with partner support.
UGM Professor highlights Indonesia’s vast potential in the global surimi industry to strengthen food security and fisheries competitiveness.
FKH UGM expands global networks through student mobility, welcoming Thai and Malaysian students to enrich veterinary science and cross-cultural learning.
UGM students held a training in Bukit Layang Village, Bangka Belitung, teaching residents how to make herbal drinks and aromatherapy products.
The disappearance of rural transport services in Indonesia restricts mobility, isolating vulnerable groups and limiting access to basic needs.
UGM and PT Etana Biotechnologies expand collaboration to advance biotechnology research, product development, and health innovation.
UGM and Schneider Electric held a workshop on energy efficiency, electrical optimization, and building management systems for modern infrastructure.
AI and creative advertising can enhance MSME competitiveness by boosting efficiency, branding, and digital marketing capacity.
UGM inaugurates two new professors: Prof. Winarto on bioactive compounds in natural products, and Prof. Nurul on industrial waste innovation.
UGM partners with BRIN and Chinese institutions for a deep-sea survey in Indonesia’s southern subduction zone to boost disaster risk research.
UGM showcases ROADSTER, an AI-based road damage detection tool, at KSTI Bandung, reinforcing UGM’s commitment to digital infrastructure and research downstreaming.
UGM experts highlight embryo transfer as a promising method to boost dairy cattle genetics, requiring skilled training and quality donors.
UGM launches TBScreen.AI, Indonesia’s first AI-powered TB screening app, boosting early detection and supporting Sustainable Development Goals.
Faculty of Agriculture UGM hosts an aquatic nanotechnology training, bridging research and practical application to boost sustainable productivity in fisheries and agriculture.
UGM students install solar-powered street lights in Nagari Sungai Nyalo Mudiak Aia, West Sumatra, enhancing safety, supporting energy transition.
UGM and Freeport Indonesia expand collaboration in research, scholarships, talent development, and sustainable mining to empower communities in Papua.
UGM researchers create fermented milk-based functional food to prevent metabolic syndrome and support gut health with indigenous probiotic strains.
UGM researcher finds cinnamon and kaffir lime essential oils improve Se’i sapi’s quality and shelf life, offering a natural solution for meat preservation.
UGM Community Service students create mineral blocks for livestock farmers in Pacitan, offering a practical, low-cost solution for improving animal nutrition and productivity.
UGM and PT Putra Perkasa Abadi establish strategic collaboration in research, technology, and human capital to strengthen Indonesia's mining industry.
UGM and YESSA turn tofu waste into biogas, paving Sambak Village’s path toward eco-friendly agrotourism and sustainable innovation.
Dr. Muslim Mahardika of UGM endorses using plastic waste in asphalt as a sustainable solution to reduce plastic pollution and support infrastructure.
UGM student Noor Fahima became the youngest speaker at ICARO-4 Vienna, presenting research on gamification in proton therapy.
FMIPA UGM kicks off its 70th Dies Natalis & 14th Lustrum with a focus on transforming science and technology for Golden Indonesia 2045, promoting innovation and community contribution.
UGM leaders participate in a campus walk on (Jul. 11), promoting the newly dynamic UGM Innovation and Creativity Hub (GIK UGM) as a hub for collaboration and large-scale events.
UGM confers engineering titles on 1,017 graduates, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable development and professional innovation in Indonesia.
Four UGM students joined an intensive leather tanning training in Turkey, learning sustainable techniques to advance Indonesia’s leather industry.