#Universitas Airlangga

Studi Banding tentang Departemenisasi Dewan Profesor UNS Kunjungi UNAIR

FOKUS JATENG-SOLO – Panitia kerja (Panja) Departemenisasi Dewan Profesor (DP) Universitas Sebelas Maret (UNS) Surakarta melanjutkan kunjungan kerja ke Universitas Airlangga (UNAIR) Surabaya, Jumat (21/10/2022). Tim Panja diterima oleh Ketua Senat Akademik (SA) UNAIR Prof. Djoko Santoso, dr., Sp.PD-KGH., Ph.D., FINASIM, Wakil Rektor Bidang Akademik, Kemahasiswaan dan Alumni UNAIR Prof. Dr Bambang Sektiari Lukiswanto, DEA, DVM, Ketua Komisi I, Ketua Komisi II, Ketua Komisi III, Ketua Komisi IV, Ketua Badan Perencanaan dan Pengembangan (BPP), Dekan Fakultas Vokasi, dan Direktur Kemahasiswaan UNAIR Surabaya.

University of Tartu and Airlangga University discussed cooperation possibilities

On 23 September, the University of Tartu hosted the delegation of Airlangga University, Indonesia. At the meeting, the parties introduced their activities and goals, and discussed future cooperation. The University of Tartu received a diverse delegation led by Princess Adriana Sri Lestari, the Honorary Consul of the Republic of Estonia to the Special Capital District of Jakarta, Rector of Airlangga University Professor Mohammad Nasih, and the Head of Academic Senate Professor Djoko Santoso. On behalf of the University of Tartu, the guests were received by Rector Toomas Asser, Vice Rector for Academic Affairs Aune Valk, Head of the Asia Centre Elo Süld, Associate Professor in Orthodontics Triin Jagomägi, Deputy Head for Academic Affairs of the Johan Skytte Institute for Political Studies Maili Vilson, Head of International Cooperation Kristi Kerge, Head of International Protocol Sirje Üprus and Professor of International Relations Theory Eiki Berg.

Tips for writing popular scientific articles from experts

UNAIR NEWS – One of the keys to the successful publication of popular scientific articles is that they are understandable for the general public. However, in practice, writers sometimes still find it difficult to assemble words that the wider community can accept. In this regard, Universitas Airlangga held a training on how to write popular scientific articles on Tuesday, September 14, 2021. Being held virtually, the event presented Markus Sumartomdjon, a journalist of Kontan newspaper. In his presentation, he explained tips for writing popular scientific articles or opinions that could attract the attention of the mass media. Markus explained that an interesting article has an argumentative nature and expresses an opinion or criticism. “An interesting article is to give views, opinions, responses, or criticisms of a real social condition,” he said.

Kapan Isolasi Mandiri Dinyatakan Selesai? Ini Kata Guru Besar FK Unair

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Isolasi mandiri dapat menjadi salah satu solusi di tengah tingginya kasus Covid-19. Dengan isolasi mandiri, penyebaran virus corona dapat ditekan. Namun, ternyata lama waktu isolasi mandiri tidak sama untuk semua orang. Guru Besar Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Airlangga (FK Unair), Djoko Santoso, mengatakan lama waktu isolasi mandiri mengacu pada dua hal, yaitu kelompok orang tanpa gejala (OTG) dan orang dengan gejala (ODG). “OTG dapat dikatakan bebas isolasi jika telah melakukan isolasi mandiri selama 10 hari. Namun jika ODG, maka 10 hari tersebut ditambah 3 hari bebas gejala,” kata dia seperti dikutip dari Unair News, Selasa 13 Juli 2021.

Promoting Indonesia’s ‘Red and White’ Vaccine

The issue of vaccine independence arose amid the ongoing tragedy in India, where a second, deadlier wave of COVID-29 has not only paralyzed the local health system but also frightened many other countries. Research for the production of a domestic vaccine, namely the Red and White vaccine, continues to progress. In a bid to smoothly get international recognition, efforts to develop a Red and White vaccine need to be immediately included in the World Health Organization website. Currently our vaccine candidate is not included in the list of 284 vaccine candidates there. The issue of vaccine independence arose amid the ongoing tragedy in India, where a second, deadlier wave of COVID-29 has not only paralyzed the local health system but also frightened many other countries.