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PJJ START Semester Genap 2025/2026: Mahasiswa Baru Informatika PJJ Antusias Sambut Awal Perkuliahan

Yogyakarta — Program Studi Informatika Pendidikan Jarak Jauh (PJJ) Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) sukses menyelenggarakan PJJ START — Student Ta’aruf Academic Relation Talk — pada Selasa, 7 April 2026. Acara yang berlangsung secara hybrid di Learning Space 2, FTI UII, sekaligus melalui Zoom Meeting ini menjadi ajang orientasi akademik bagi mahasiswa baru Informatika PJJ pada Semester Genap 2025/2026. Kegiatan dimulai pukul 08.00 WIB dan berjalan lancar hingga siang hari.

Rangkaian acara meliputi penjelasan akademik oleh Kaprodi, perkenalan dosen, tutor, tenaga kependidikan, dan asisten, hingga sesi sharing bersama alumni Informatika UII. Salah satu sesi yang paling dinantikan adalah Short Training seputar UII Gateway, Email UII-MFA, dan Classroom yang dipandu oleh Badan Sistem Informasi UII. Hadir sebagai narasumber dalam kegiatan ini, Reyhandri Muhammad Naufal, S.Kom dari Badan Sistem Informasi UII, Bamasatya Hendraprasta, S.Kom selaku alumni Informatika UII, serta Erika Ramadhani, S.T., M.Eng dari ITCentrum UII. Acara ditutup dengan sesi Perkenalan ITCentrum, tur fasilitas Informatika, dan makan siang bersama.

Semangat dan antusiasme mahasiswa baru tampak luar biasa, bahkan sebelum acara resmi dimulai. Salah satu peserta, Kak Elsa, rela menempuh perjalanan jauh dari Magetan menuju Yogyakarta dengan menaiki bus sejak pukul 02.00 dini hari demi tiba di kampus UII tepat waktu pukul 08.00 pagi. Tak kalah bersemangat, Kak Farid pun sudah bergegas berangkat usai menunaikan salat Subuh. Dedikasi para mahasiswa ini menjadi cerminan nyata komitmen mereka dalam menjalani perkuliahan jarak jauh di Informatika UII.

PJJ START diharapkan menjadi bekal awal yang kuat bagi mahasiswa baru dalam memahami sistem akademik, mengenal lingkungan kampus, serta membangun jejaring dengan sesama mahasiswa, dosen, dan alumni. Program Studi Informatika PJJ UII berkomitmen untuk terus mendukung mahasiswanya agar dapat menjalani perkuliahan secara optimal, di mana pun mereka berada.

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Democratizing Life-Saving Skills: UII Student Pioneers Basic Life Support Training via Telehealth

At the crucial intersection of nursing science and information technology, a Master of Informatics student at UII, Ruhil Iswara, is pioneering a breakthrough in public health education. Through his research, he is developing and implementing a telehealth-based Basic Life Support (BLS) training platform aimed at the community of Pontianak City.

Basic Life Support is the foundation of the chain of survival in cases of sudden cardiac arrest. Statistics show that early intervention by a bystander can dramatically increase a victim’s chances of survival. However, this vital knowledge and skill set is not yet possessed by the majority of the Indonesian public.

Traditionally, BLS training is conducted face-to-face, requiring certified instructors, manikins, and adequate facilities. This model creates a significant access gap. Many regions, including cities outside of Java like Pontianak, face challenges such as a limited number of trainers, geographical barriers for participants, and sometimes prohibitive costs.

Ruhil Iswara, who holds a bachelor’s degree in nursing before delving into medical informatics, understood this gap intimately. He saw the immense potential of telehealth technology to democratize access to this life-saving training. The platform he is developing is designed to be an interactive, flexible, and measurable solution.

This telehealth platform is not just a one-way video tutorial. It is designed with interactive learning modules, animation-based simulations, and quizzes to test participant comprehension. The goal is to replicate, as much as possible, the learning experience of a physical classroom, ensuring participants not only watch but truly understand every critical step of BLS, from recognizing cardiac arrest and calling for help, to performing correct chest compressions.

To ensure that his technological solution is truly effective and acceptable, Ruhil does not stop at the development stage. He applies a robust academic evaluation framework, the HOT-Fit (Human-Organization-Technology Fit) model. This approach is used to analyze the fit and impact of the implemented technology from three main perspectives.

From the Human side, the research measures the increase in knowledge and satisfaction of participants after using the platform. From the Organization side, it analyzes how the system is accepted and supported by local health institutions, in this case, the local Health Department. Finally, from the Technology side, it evaluates the quality and usability of the platform itself.

“Digital technology like telehealth not only expands the reach of training but can also literally save lives,” Ruhil said of his vision. He hopes his research will provide strong scientific evidence that online BLS training is a valid and effective method.

Funding support from the Indonesian Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology for this research serves as an important validation. It indicates that the government sees the urgency in health education innovation and supports efforts that bridge the skills gap in society.

Ultimately, the project initiated by Ruhil Iswara is more than just an academic thesis. It is a blueprint for how cross-disciplinary synergy—between human-centered nursing and solution-oriented informatics—can create real and lasting social impact, building a nation that is better prepared and more resilient in the face of medical emergencies.

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Answering the Demographic Call: ElderCare Monitor Emerges for the Elderly in Muna Regency

Research rooted in concern for the elderly in a regional area has given birth to a promising digital innovation. Wa Ode Tanti, a researcher from the UII academic community, is designing ElderCare Monitor, a health monitoring application aimed at bridging the care gap between families, communities, and formal health facilities in Muna Regency, Southeast Sulawesi.

The background for this research is a demographic phenomenon occurring in many parts of Indonesia, including Muna: a growing elderly population. However, this increase in life expectancy is often not accompanied by an improvement in quality of life. Many seniors face complex health challenges, while the support systems around them are not yet fully prepared.

In Muna Regency, this reality is reflected in the low participation rate of the elderly in the Elderly Integrated Health Post (Posyandu Lansia). Many of them lack access to adequate health information regarding degenerative diseases, nutrition, or physical activity. Furthermore, the family, as the primary care unit, is often not systematically involved in health monitoring, creating a cycle of reactive rather than preventive care.

Eldecare Poster

Facing this situation, ElderCare Monitor is designed as a human-centered solution. Its development process utilizes a design thinking approach, a methodology that emphasizes empathy for the user. This means the application is not built on the developer’s assumptions, but on real needs identified through interviews and direct observation with the elderly, their families, and health workers.

The primary goal of this approach is to ensure the final application is genuinely user-friendly for all parties. For the elderly or their families, the interface is designed to be simple for reporting vital data or symptoms. For Puskesmas officers, the app provides a structured platform to receive and analyze this data.

The core feature of ElderCare Monitor is its ability to create a collaborative care ecosystem. A child or relative can regularly input their parent’s health data—such as blood pressure, blood sugar levels, or daily complaints—into the application. This data can then be accessed in real-time by a designated health worker at the Community Health Center (Puskesmas).

This model transforms the care paradigm. The family is no longer a passive bystander but an active partner to medical professionals. On the other hand, health workers can efficiently monitor dozens of elderly individuals in their area without waiting for physical visits, allowing for early intervention if signs of deteriorating conditions are detected.

Wa Ode Tanti hopes her research will make a tangible contribution that goes beyond a technological product. Her vision is to “realize elderly care that is more humane, collaborative, and community-based.” It is about restoring dignity and attention to seniors through empowering technology.

Wa Ode Tantri

The research also beautifully illustrates how technology can serve as a bridge. It not only connects the formal health system with local wisdom in caring for parents but also strengthens the bond between generations within a family through shared caregiving responsibilities.

This relevant and impactful research project has received recognition and funding support from the Directorate of Research, Technology, and Community Service (DRTPM) of the Indonesian Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology. This support affirms the importance of innovations born from the real needs of society and that have the potential to be replicated in other regions with similar challenges.

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Digitizing the Heart of Community Health: UII Lecturer Re-engineers Posyandu Data Management

Amidst the wave of digital transformation, Dr. Sri Kusumadewi, S.Si., M.T., a lecturer from the Master of Informatics program at Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII), is leading an initiative to modernize one of the primary pillars of community health in Indonesia: the Integrated Health Post (Posyandu). She is developing a Posyandu Information System based on Primary Service Integration (ILP) to change the face of health data management at the grassroots level.

Since its inception, the Posyandu has been the heart of primary health services, operated by dedicated community volunteers known as kaders. However, behind their devotion lies a significant challenge in data management. The recording of toddler growth, immunization status, and maternal health has traditionally been done manually in logbooks or on a “Towards Health” Card (KMS). This method, while having served its purpose for decades, has now become a bottleneck in the data-driven era.

Manual data is prone to numerous issues, ranging from typographical errors, incomplete data, and lost or damaged books, to a time-consuming recapitulation process. As a result, the data reaching the Community Health Center (Puskesmas) is often delayed and inaccurate, hindering the ability of health officials to make swift and well-targeted decisions.

Addressing this fundamental problem, the Posyandu ILP Information System is designed as a user-friendly digital platform. Its primary goal is to empower kaders with an easy-to-use tool for inputting data directly via a smartphone or computer. The system covers the entire life cycle of residents, from monitoring pregnant mothers, infants, and toddlers, to the health data of adolescents, adults, and the elderly.

One of the system’s standout features is a comprehensive monitoring dashboard designed specifically for Puskesmas officers and higher-level stakeholders. This dashboard presents the data inputted by kaders in easy-to-understand visualizations, such as child weight-for-age trend graphs, immunization coverage maps, or lists of residents with specific health risks.

With this dashboard, health officials no longer need to wait for manually recapitulated monthly reports. They can monitor the health status of the community in their work area in real-time. “This allows for early identification of problems, for instance, a spike in malnutrition cases in one village or low immunization coverage in another,” explained Dr. Sri Kusumadewi, who is affectionately known as Bu Cicie.

In her statement, Bu Cicie emphasized that the system is more than just a data input tool. “By using this system, it is hoped that citizen health data can be well-managed in an easy way, helping kaders to produce neater and more accurate data,” she said.

Data accuracy, she argues, is the foundation for the next step. Valid data will support strategic decision-making by relevant parties, from the head of the Puskesmas to the District Health Office. Furthermore, the system functions as an initial screening tool to detect various health issues across all age groups.

This initiative embodies the concept of Primary Service Integration (ILP), where data from the community level is seamlessly connected to the more formal healthcare system. It is a critical step towards creating an integrated, responsive, and evidence-based health ecosystem.

The development of this system within the academic environment of UII demonstrates the vital role of universities in providing concrete solutions to social problems. By digitizing the heart of community health, this innovation holds immense potential to improve efficiency, accuracy, and ultimately, the quality of healthcare for millions of Indonesians.

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Inside VaccarBio: A UII Lecturer’s Innovation to Secure Indonesia’s Vaccine Cold Chain

Amidst Indonesia’s geographical complexities, a lecturer from the Master of Informatics program at Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII), Izzati Muhimmah, S.T., M.Sc., Ph.D., is leading research that could potentially revolutionize the national health distribution system. She is developing VaccarBio, a prototype smart vaccine carrier box designed to be the frontline defense in preserving the quality and efficacy of vaccines to the most remote service points.

The problem this research targets is not trivial. Vaccine quality is highly dependent on temperature stability within a system known as the cold chain. The slightest disturbance, especially fluctuations outside the standard 2-8 degrees Celsius range, can permanently damage the vaccine’s contents. This not only results in financial losses from wasted vaccines but also endangers public health by potentially reducing the effectiveness of immunization programs.

This challenge is exacerbated in an archipelagic nation like Indonesia. The process of distributing vaccines from central warehouses to provinces, then to districts and cities, and finally to Community Health Centers (Puskesmas) or Integrated Health Posts (Posyandu) in remote areas is often lengthy and crosses difficult terrain. It is here, in the “last mile” of distribution, that the cold chain is most vulnerable, where conventional methods often fail to maintain the ideal temperature.

In response to this challenge, VaccarBio emerges as an integrated technological solution. This device is not merely a standard cooling box relying on passive frozen ice packs. VaccarBio is engineered with an active cooling system powered by a portable source, enabling it to independently and consistently maintain the chamber’s temperature according to set standards.

The intelligence of VaccarBio lies in its digital control system. A control panel allows officers to set and monitor the temperature with precision. This feature drastically reduces the risk of human error and provides certainty that the box’s internal environment remains in optimal condition—an assurance difficult to obtain from passive cooling methods.

The next layer of technology is the integration of the Internet of Things (IoT). Each VaccarBio unit is equipped with sensors that track not only temperature but also geographical location (GPS) and device power status. This data is transmitted in real-time to a data center or a monitoring application. Consequently, distribution managers can supervise the journey of every vaccine remotely, identify potential issues before they occur, and ensure full accountability throughout the delivery process.

Izzati Muhimmah, as the lead innovator, stated that the vision behind this project extends beyond simply creating a device. “Hopefully, this technological invention will be beneficial in preserving vaccine quality during distribution to peripheral points,” she remarked. She emphasized that the ultimate goal is to ensure every patient receives the optimal benefits of the vaccine.

By maintaining vaccine quality, the risk of Adverse Events Following Immunization (AEFI/KIPI) that might be caused by damaged vaccines can be minimized. “This is about quality assurance and safety for vaccine recipients across the country,” Izzati added.

The development of VaccarBio is a tangible example of how higher education institutions like UII play an active role in producing solutions for national problems. The project also opens the door wide for collaboration between academia, industry, and government. Students, particularly from the Master of Informatics program, are invited to contribute to further research and development.

Ultimately, innovations like VaccarBio are an investment in the future of Indonesia’s health security. By ensuring every precious dose of vaccine reaches its destination in perfect condition, this technology not only supports routine immunization programs but also enhances the nation’s preparedness in facing potential future pandemics.

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IKUTI WEBINAR “NONLINEAR LEARNING” : LEARNING WITHOUT LIMITS”

✅Gratis & Terbuka untuk Umum
✅Dapatkan kesempatan memenangkan doorprize menarik untuk seluruh peserta

Pembicara: Dr. Nur Wijayaning Rahayu, S.Kom., M.Cs.

Program Studi Informatika Pendidikan Jarak Jauh UII menghadirkan webinar melalui pendekatan nonlinear learning yang memungkinkan pembelajaran tanpa batas waktu, tempat, dan metode belajar. Webinar ini dirancang khusus untuk memberikan wawasan mendalam tentang fleksibilitas, kualitas, keterjangkauan, dan aksesibilitas dalam pembelajaran jarak jauh. Para peserta akan mendapatkan pemahaman tentang bagaimana teknologi dapat mengoptimalkan proses belajar mengajar tanpa batasan ruang dan waktu. Adapun keunggulan Program Pendidikan Jarak Jauh Informatika UII yang akan dikupas tuntas dalam webinar ini yang akan menjadi daya tarik tersendiri bagi calon mahasiswa.

Link Pendaftaran : https://bit.ly/WebinarNonlinearLearning
Tanggal : Sabtu, 14 Juni 2025
Waktu : 10:00 – Selesai
Platform : Zoom

Contact Person : Dhoni: 0856 4328 7072
Vina: 0822 4756 3428

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Bergabunglah dan wujudkan impian akademis Anda bersama PJJ Informatika UII!

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Industry Visit For Master Students: A Gateway to Innovation and Career Growth

On the 4th and 5th of November 2024, a group of enthusiastic master’s students from various concentration studies, including Medical Informatics, Data Science, Enterprise Information Systems, and Digital Forensics, embarked on an insightful industry visit. This two-day event was organized to provide students with a closer look at the practical applications of their studies and to inspire innovation and career-focused growth. The visits were conducted at four significant locations: CIFOR-ICRAF, IPB, UNHAN, and Puslabfor Sentul.

The primary objective of this industry visit was to enhance the students’ research capabilities and provide them with valuable insights for their future careers. As part of their master’s program, students are required to conduct in-depth research. These visits allowed them to see first-hand how research is conducted in professional environments, thus motivating them to pursue excellence in their own projects. Additionally, this exposure is aimed at sparking innovative ideas and fostering a deeper understanding of the real-world applications of their studies.

student using game media to learn environment impact

Student using game media to learn environment impact

The industry visit was meticulously planned to cover a wide range of interests pertinent to the different fields of study. Here’s a breakdown of how the visit was structured:

  1. CIFOR-ICRAF and IPB: Students from the Medical Informatics, Data Science, and Enterprise Information Systems concentrations visited the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) and the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) as well as the Bogor Agricultural University (IPB). At CIFOR-ICRAF, they explored ongoing projects that leverage data science to address environmental and agricultural challenges. IPB, a renowned institution for agricultural research, provided insights into the integration of enterprise information systems in optimizing agricultural processes. These visits highlighted the intersection of technology and sustainable practices.
  2. Puslabfor Sentul and UNHAN: The Digital Forensics students headed to the Sentul National Police Forensic Laboratory (Puslabfor) and the Indonesia Defense University (UNHAN). At Puslabfor, they witnessed cutting-edge forensic technology in action, gaining a deeper understanding of the digital forensics field’s intricacies. UNHAN provided a broader perspective on the role of digital forensics in national security and defense, enriching the students’ knowledge about the strategic applications of their studies.
Picture of Digital Forensics student in front of UNHAN

Picture of Digital Forensics student in front of UNHAN

Experiences and Takeaways

The industry visit was not just an educational experience but also a motivational journey for the students. Here are some key takeaways from the visit:

  • Real-World Applications: Seeing theoretical knowledge applied in real-world scenarios reinforced the importance of their studies. For instance, Medical Informatics students observed how data is used to improve healthcare outcomes in remote areas, inspiring them to think about how they can contribute to the healthcare sector.
  • Networking Opportunities: The visits provided a platform for students to network with professionals and researchers in their fields. These connections could prove invaluable as they progress in their careers, offering potential mentorship and collaboration opportunities.
  • Innovative Ideas: Exposure to cutting-edge research and technology sparked new ideas among the students. For example, Data Science students at CIFOR-ICRAF were particularly impressed by the innovative use of big data analytics in environmental conservation efforts. This experience encouraged them to think about how they can apply similar methodologies in their projects.
  • Career Motivation: Visiting these prestigious institutions and seeing the impactful work being done motivated the students to aspire for excellence in their careers. The Digital Forensics students, for instance, left Puslabfor with a renewed determination to contribute to the field of cyber security.

The industry visit organized for the master’s students from UII’s various concentration studies was a resounding success. It achieved its goal of enhancing student research, providing insights for innovation, and motivating students to design their future careers. By bridging the gap between academic learning and practical application, such visits play a crucial role in preparing students for the challenges of the professional world.

This visit underscores the importance of integrating industry exposure with academic curricula. It not only broadens the students’ horizons but also equips them with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in their respective fields. As these students continue their academic journeys, the experiences and insights gained from this visit will undoubtedly serve as a foundation for their future successes in research and professional endeavors.

In a world that constantly demands innovation and expertise, initiatives like these ensure that students are not just passive learners but active contributors to their fields. The future looks promising for these master’s students, who are now better prepared to take on the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

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Master’s Student Wins Gold and Bronze at RICE 2024

In the world of research and innovation, achievements and recognition serve as testament to the hard work and dedication of individuals, One such shining example is Elbo Shindi Pangestu, a master’s student who recently made waves at the Research, Innovation & Creativity Exhibition (RICE) 2024 held by Southern University College, Malaysia. The event, held on the 24th and 25th October 2024, saw Elbo clinch both a gold and bronze award, marking a significant milestone in his academic journey.

Location and Event

The RICE 2024 event took place at Southern University College, a prestigious institution known for fostering creativity and innovation. This exhibition brought together bright minds from various fields, providing a platform for students to showcase their groundbreaking research and innovative projects. The atmosphere was charged with excitement as participants form all over the world presented their work, each hoping to make a mark.

The Achievements

Elbo Shindi Pangesto stood out among the many participants, securing a gold award for his titled “ORCAV: Medical Imaging Service for Rural Areas in Indonesia.” This project focuses on revolutionizing healthcare access in rural Indonesia by leveraging advance medical imaging technologies. The innovative approach aims to bridge the gap in medical services, providing rural areas with much-needed diagnostic tools that were previously inaccessible.

In addition to his gold-winning project, Elbo also received a bronze award for his second submission, “Leveraging Generative AI and Ansible Automation to Excel IPV6 Adoption.” This paper delves into the technical intricacies of IPV6 adoption, offering solutions to enhance the process through generative AI and automation tools. Elbo’s work in this area not only addresses the technical challenges but also proposes practical applications to ease the transition to IPV6, a crucial development in the ever-evolving digital landscape.

Behind the Success

Elbo’s success at RICE 2024 is no mere coincidence; it it the result of relentless dedication and a profound passion for his field of study. His research on “ORCAV” was inspired by the significant healthcare disparities he observed in rural Indonesia. Driven by a desire to make a tangible impact and with the help of his supervisors, Elbo invested countless hours into developing a solution that could change lives. His commitment to addressing real-world problems through innovative research is what sets him apart.

The second project, on the other hand, showcases Elbo’s technical prowess and his forward-thinking approach. Understanding the complexities and potential of IPV6, he sought ways to streamline its adoption, making it more efficient and accessible. By integrating generative AI and Ansible Automation, Elbo’s paper provides a roadmap for a smoother transition to this new internet protocol, highlighting the importance of staying ahead in the technological curve.

Looking Forward

Elbo Shindi Pangestu achievements at RICE 2024 have not only earned him recognition but have also opened new doors for his future endeavors. The awards serve as testament to his abilities and the impact of his research. As he continues his academic journey, Elbo remains committed to pushing the boundaries of innovation with hopes of contributing further to his field and society at large scale.

In the grand scheme of things, Elbo’s story is a reminder of the power of education, passion, and perseverance. It underscores the importance of providing platforms like RICE 2024 for young researchers to showcase their talents and drive change. Elbo’s journey is just beginning, and his recent accomplishments are sure to inspire others to pursue their passions and make a difference.

Conclusions

The Research, Innovation & Creativity Exhibition 2024 by Southern University College proved to be a significant event, not only for its showcase of talent but also for highlighting the importance of innovative research in solving real-world problems. Elbo Shindi Pangestu’s gold and bronze awards are a celebration of his hard work, dedication, and his commitment to making a positive impact. As we look forward to future editions of RICE, we can only anticipate more groundbreaking projects and inspiring stories like Elbo’s. His achievements remind us that with determination and innovation, anything is possible.

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Magister Informatika UII ke Universitas Muhammadiyah Pontianak

Para dosen dari Program Studi Informatika Program Magister, Fakultas Teknologi Industri (FTI) Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII), mengadakan kuliah umum di Universitas Muhammadiyah Pontianak pada 5 Maret 2024. Acara ini mempererat silaturahmi akademik antar perguruan tinggi di Indonesia dengan tema utama “Kecerdasan Buatan pada Pertahanan Nasional.”

Dosen Magister Informatika UII ke Universitas Muhammadiyah Pontianak - Maret 2024

Fokus Kerja Sama Tri Dharma Perguruan Tinggi

Roadshow ini tidak hanya berbagi ilmu tetapi juga menjajaki kerja sama dalam tridharma perguruan tinggi. Diskusi melibatkan peningkatan kompetensi dosen, mahasiswa, serta penyelarasan program studi di kedua institusi.

Potensi Kecerdasan Buatan di Pertahanan Nasional

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Ketua Prodi Magister Informatika UII dalam Konferensi Internasional Bergengsi di MIT

Kesempatan untuk berpartisipasi dalam konferensi internasional ini menjadi pengalaman yang mengesankan bagi Ir. Irving Vitra Paputungan, S.T., M.Sc., Ph.D., Ketua Program Studi Informatika Program Magister UII. Kali ini, beliau menghadiri IEEE-EMBS International Conference 2023 yang diadakan di kampus bergengsi, MIT Media Lab, Boston, pada 9-11 Oktober 2023.

Mengusung Tema Digital Health dan Wearable Sensor

Konferensi tahunan ke-20 yang diselenggarakan oleh Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBS) ini mengusung tema “Body Sensor Networks: Sensor and Systems for Digital Health (IEEE BSN 2023)”. Tema ini fokus pada teknologi sensor yang dipasang pada tubuh untuk menangani berbagai masalah kesehatan. Sekitar 100 peneliti dari berbagai belahan dunia mempresentasikan penelitian terkait biomedis, khususnya pengembangan wearable sensor. EMBS dikenal sebagai salah satu komunitas global terbesar di bidang medis yang menjadi wadah para ilmuwan dan peneliti untuk saling berbagi inovasi.

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