Events

Indonesian Biology Student Association (IKAHIMBI) of region Java 1 held the event series in February 21st to 22nd, 2015. In the first day, there was a coordination meeting for Java 1 region. In the coordination meeting, each division of the association Java 1 region presented their 1-year progress report. Futhermore, they discussed a planning for the next period by adding and changing the past programs. They also decided the delegation from Java 1 region to join national…

Department of Biologi attended a National Green Festival event at Kota Wisata Cibubur in March 6th, 2015. The event was held by SIT Fajar Hidayah, which invited some institutions such as Biotrop and department of Biology IPB. The National Green Festival event was split in two parts such as booth exhibition of environmental sciences and Scientific Paper Competition. Dr. Berry Juliandi M. Si., Mafrikhul…

Observasi Wahana Alam (OWA) Division of Himabio IPB explored Mountain Halimun-Salak National Park in February 6-8th, 2015. The tropical forest ecosystem covers mostly land of the National Park. Due to rich resources (water, land, light intensity), the forests were occupied by various flora and fauna. The precipitation was quite high where staying for three days was mostly raining. The members of OWA were…

Another CRC Seminar held by collaboration of Department of Biology and CRC (Collaborative Research Center) on Tuesday, 2/24/2015, at International Room FPIK IPB. The main theme of this seminar was related to aboveground patterns of biodiversity and associated ecosystem processes across tropical rainforest transformations. Three speakers explained their research in this…

  International Conference on Biosciences (ICoBio) 2015 – Appreciating Unity in Diversity (5-7 August 2015) Introduction Our knowledge in biology has allowed us to achieve better understanding on many biological phenomena as well as their applications or exploitation in agriculture, food safety and security, industrial, medical, and environmental conservation. However, our advances in applied biology also generate some negative implications, such as diminishing biodiversity, imbalance in food resources, evolving novel infectious agents, and the lack of understanding…