Implementation IGN for TTR Biodiversity Curricula Training of Trainer and Students Course of Module V on Biochemistry Brawijaya University Malang, August 11-22, 2014

By Prof. Fatchiyah, Ph.D.

Apr

2

At the fourth Year activity, The Indonesian – German Network for Teaching, Training and Research Collaborations (IGN-TTRC), a consortium to improve teaching, training and research collaborations within Indonesia university and between those of Indonesia and Germany, will give a competitive, merit-based scholarship program that provides opportunities for 2 weeks: two weeks for Training of Trainer (Lecturers) and a week for Students Course of Module V on Biochemistry conducted at the University of Brawijaya.  The ToT and Student Course consist of lectures and a practical class given by German and Indonesian tutors. Candidates from the following Universities are eligible participants for the program are involve UB and UNAND (main course Universities), UNSRAT, UNEJ, IPB, UNMUL, and UNAIR (associated Universities). This program is supported by the DAAD (Deutscher Academischer Austausch Dienst), by the Ministry of National Education of the Republic Indonesia and various other funding sources.

Program Objectives

  1. To give a deepest overview of the role of molecular biology methods in biodiversity research. The course modules will be integrated into the biodiversity curricula at the participating universities. The final goal would be a joint the M.Sc and/or PhD curriculum.
  2. To establish a curriculum that is equivalent to a German M.Sc degree and that enables Indonesian students to rapidly integrate into a German PhD program. Credits will be awarded by the IGN-TTRC. The participating universities may accept these certificates as partial fulfillment of an Indonesian PhD degree.

Eligibility Requirements

–       SC:Student Applicants must have Grade Transcripts of (≥3.25) proven by a certified original or certified photocopy of academic records (transcripts) from any previous university work

–       TOT: trainer of teacher must have Grade Transcripts of (≥3.25) proven by a certified original or certified photocopy of academic records (transcripts) from any previous university work

–       Applicant must have active English language proficiency and a TOEFL/TOEIC/IELTS score of min. 450/550/5.5

–       Applicants should provide a motivation letter of 2-3 pages (including CV) describing their scientific interest.

–       Lecturer Applicants must fill in and sign a Commitment Letter of Module Implementation

–       Applicants, except UB participants, should include a statement by the University/Faculty if costs for travel and subsistence can be (partially) covered if the available funding is not sufficient.

–       Applicant should fill in IGN-TTRC application form and send it together with the other material by E-Mail to ignttrc.ub.council@gmail.com and fatchiya@gmail.com along.

 

Selection Process of Module V on Biochemistry

Selection of students and graduate students

All participating institutions will motivate their best students to apply for the courses. Candidates will write a letter of motivation accompanied by a brief evaluation by their mentor. The council will decide on acceptance based on excellence of the candidates. In the case of equal qualification, we will try to accommodate students from different partner universities. It is understood that gender issues will be strictly observed.

Funding for travel and subsistence is limited to approx. 10 persons. Up to 20 (max.) students/lecturers may be accepted for each course if additional funding is provided by the faculty/university.

Selection will be made by IGN-TTRC Council academic review committee that includes UNKA, UB, UNAND, IPB, UNSRAT, UNMUL, UNEJ and UNAIR.  In selecting the eligible candidate, the review committee will consider academic merit as well as evidence of leadership potential and experience capacity for change; adaptability; ability to pursue independent study; English language proficiency; creativity; initiative; self-expression.

Application Deadline
·         A complete application must be received by IGN-TTRC Council of the University of Brawijaya, Prof. Fatchiyah M.Kes., PhD: ignttrc.ub.council@gmail.com & fatchiya@gmail.com  No later than June 30th 2014. Please write the subject email are ToT UB Module 5 for lecturer or SC UB Module 5 for student.

 

Award Provisions and Conditions

Scholarship recipients will receive the following:

  • Free tuition fee for ToT and Student course
  • Credits Certificate will be awarded by the IGN-TTRC
  • For participants `from outside UB (UNSRAT, UNEJ, IPB, UNMUL, and UNAIR) will be reimbused for transportation from their university to UB, please use economic ticket.

 

Award Decision, Start Dates and Venue

Award decisions are expected to be announced on Website http://smonagenes@ub.ac.id and/or Email to inviting participant by July 15th, 2014.

Courses take place on

ToT: August 11-22, 2014 (UB Malang)

SC   : August 18-22, 2014 (UB Malang)

UB Venue: at Biosains Laboratory UB

 

Written and E-mail Inquiries

Email inquiries addressed to ignttrc.ub.council@gmail.com & fatchiya@gmail.com

Download Files:

1.module 5 IGNTTRC UB Council Application Announce biochemistry (PDF)

2. IGN TTRC Application form module V (PDF)

3. IGN TTRC Application form module V (Word)

Juknis penyusunan berkas kenaikan Pangkat dan jabatan fungsional PLP / PLP

By Prof. Fatchiyah, Ph.D.

Mar

6

draf permen juknis PLP_FINAL

Lampiran Permendikbud ttg Juknis PLP_revisi 15 Mei 2013_FINAL

Lampiran Permendikbud ttg Juknis PLP_revisi Juni 2013_FINAL

Permen juknis PLP_FINAL

New publication my Master and PhD Student

By Prof. Fatchiyah, Ph.D.

Feb

28

Nur Kusmiyati, Nur Hidayat, Fatchiyah Fatchiyah. Partial Analysis 16S rRNA Gene in Lactobacillus spp. from Natural Fermented Milk [English] (J Cukurova 2014,  39(1): 99-104)
Nila Kartika Sari, Eriko Prawestiningtyas, Fatchiyah Fatchiyah. Revealing the Genetic Variation and Allele Heterozygote Javanese and Arab Families in Malang East Java Indonesia. Cukurova Med J.2014, 39(1): 39-47
Nikmatul Iza, Eriko Prawestiningtyas, Fatchiyah Fatchiyah. Forensic Profiling of Javanese and Madurese Families in Malang and Madura, East Java Indonesia. Cukurova Med J. 2014; 39(1): 26-38
Sentot Joko Raharjo, Chanif Mahdi, Nurdiana, Wolfgang Nellen and Fatchiyah F. Patchouli Alkohol Isomers Pogostemon Herba Predicted Virtually. Journal of Biological Researches: 18 (98-101), 2013
Nur Kusmiyati, Nur Hidayat, Fatchiyah F. Genetic Diversity of Lactobacillus Spp. of Natural Ethawah Goat Milk-Fermented was Determined by Using 16srdna With DDGE Analysis. Journal of Biological Researches: 18 (91-94), 2013

Lecture Bioinformatics

By Prof. Fatchiyah, Ph.D.

Feb

16

Human Genome Project

by Fatchiyah

The completion of a high-quality, comprehensive sequence of the human genome, in this fiftieth anniversary year of the discovery of the double-helical structure of DNA, is a landmark event. The genomic era is now a reality.

lecture material:

bioinformatics for biology

Austen Ganley: Guest lecturer for Molecular Biology at Biology Dept UB

By Prof. Fatchiyah, Ph.D.

Dec

4

Austen is Senior Lecturer, Genetics and Evolution on Institute of Bioscience at Massey University, New Zealand. Academic background: Bsc (Massey University 1992), BSc(Hons) (Massey University 1993), PhD (Massey University 2000), Post-doctoral fellow, Duke University (2000-2002), Post-doctoral fellow, National Institute for Basic Biology, Japan (2002-2006), Assistant Professor, National Institute of Genetics (2007). Teaching responsibility is DNA technology, Biochemistry of cell, and Genetics and Evolution.

He is taking a lecture of “ENCODE project on understanding human genome lesson” on undergraduate class of Biology UB.

the power point and papers for discussion can download from here

1. ENCODE project nature05874

2. ENCODE_Project

3. Austen Ganley Brawijaya_ENCODE_lecture_alt13_short

 

Indostaff Conggress at Gedung FTP UGM 29-11-2013

By Prof. Fatchiyah, Ph.D.

Nov

29

INDOSTAFF (Indonesia Staff University Development) is alumni group of the University Staff Development program (UNISTAFF) at Institute for Socio-cultural Studies (ISOS), University of Kassel, Witzenhausen, Germany is a training course that enables university staff from developing countries to gain experiences and develop their potential as academics at their institutions. Held since 1995, they particularly cater for university staff from Central America, Southeast Asia and Eastern Africa.

Vision:
The creation of academic beings with the ability to make changes, establishment and development of higher education in the broad sense as, a tangible manifestation of concern for education of the nation.

Mission statement:
Disseminate and develop the shared vision and involved leadership principles in Indonesian context.

completed data here http://indostaff-network.org/about/history-of-indostaff/

INDOSTAFF has successfully carried out a workshop on INDOSTAFF  organization at Agrowisata Batu Malang on 11 – 14 February 2009 (http://unistaff2010.wordpress.com/).  The workshop was funded by DAAD and DGHE.

Today (Nov 29,2013), Indostaff is taking a congress  2013 which opened by Dean of FTP UGM and Presidium Indostaff: Dr.Ir Wahyu Supartono (UGM), Dr.dr Abraham Simatupang (UKI), Dr.Ir Setyo Pratiwi (IPB). Participant: Prof.Dr.Ir Hendrawan Soetanto, M.Rur. (Dewas), Chapter Sumatra: Setyarini Santoso (UIB), Chapter Jakarta: Dr. Ied Sitepu (UKI), Chapter Jawa Barat: Puji Mudiana (IPB), Tanti (Univ Maranata, Bandung), Lien (IPB), Chapter Yogya dan Jateng: Dr. Wisjnu Martani (UGM), Prof.Dr.drh Wayan Tunas Artha (UGM), Singgih (UGM), Chapter Jatim: Prof.Dr. Marjono, M.Phil. (UB), Prof. Fatchiyah, PhD (UB).

Smonagenes menjalin kerjasama

By Prof. Fatchiyah, Ph.D.

Nov

26

Kerjasama antara kelompok Riset Smonagenes UB dengan Pusat Studi Osteoporosis, RSUD Ulin, Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Lambung Mangkurat

Pembentukan kelompok penelitian yang berbasis pada rekayasa hayati ‘Molekul Cerdas dari Sumber Genetik Alami’ (Smart Molecule of Natural Genetics Resource, SMONAGENES) atas dasar beberapa peneliti yang melakukan penelitian dalam pengembangan bahan-bahan alami dari hewan dan tanaman untuk menemukan nutrisi sehat berbasis gen-gen yang menyebabkan penyakit degeratif maupun metabolic.

Selain itu, pembentukan kelompok riset ini juga untuk menciptakan suatu sistem manajemen riset yang terpadu, efisien, efektif dan terbuka dengan visi dan misi yang jelas meliputi peningkatan publikasi ilmiah, paten produk riset, kerjasama dengan pihak luar nasional maupun internasional, dan manajemen pemasaran yang tepat, kompetitif dan daya saing tinggi dari setiap anggota peneliti.

Kegiatan -kegiatan yang telah dilakukan kelompok penelitian SMONAGENES antara lain publikasi karya ilmiah dalam bentuk publikasi jurnal, maupun mengikuti seminar atau konferensi ilmiah skala internasional, paten hasil riset yang disebarluaskan ke masyarakat luas, menetapkan sistem pemasaran yang tepat dan komprehensif serta membangun kerjasama dengan pihak luar.

Untuk implementasi kegiatan-kegiatan yang sudah banyak dilakukan, salah satunya adalah melakukan penelitian bersama yang telah berjalan mulai beberapa tahun ini antara peneliti dari UB dan Universitas Lambung Mangkurat. Kelompok Penelitian SMONAGENES untuk membangun kerjasama secara formal dengan Pusat Studi Osteoporosis, RSUD Ulin, Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Lambung Mangkurat. Kerjasama ini bertujuan untuk meningkatkan hubungan kelembagaan antara kedua belah pihak dalam melaksanakan kegiatan yang termasuk bidang pendidikan, pelatihan, penelitian dan pengembangan, baik yang sudah berjalan maupun yang akan datang. Dalam kerjasama tersebut kedua pihak akan saling membantu dalam melaksanakan kegiatan bersama yang meliputi Penelitian dan pengembangan industri Bioteknologi, kedokteran dasar dan klinik, dan berbagi ilmu dan informasi teknologi dan publikasi bersama (smonagenes ub).

berita terkait ada di prasetya online

 

 

 

 

Lounching Produk Pertama Kerjasama Biosains UB dan PT Biofarma persero

By Prof. Fatchiyah, Ph.D.

Nov

20

Biosains UB bekerjasama dengan PT Biofarma persero telah berhasil mewujudkan kerjasama dalam pembuatan kit diagnostik “Rapid Test Autoimmune GAD65” untuk penyakit diabetes tipe1, yang segera akan dipasarkan.

Adapun desain produk yang Prof Aulanni’am dan Biosains team ujudkan untuk kit tersebut seperti pada gambar berikut:

kit diasnostik GAD 65“Alhamdulillah ujud kerja keras semua pihak, semoga produk lainnya menyusul”

Seminar Nasional “DNA Transgenik dan Kloning”

By Prof. Fatchiyah, Ph.D.

Nov

20

Fatchiyah akan mempresentasikan materi “Manipulation and Screening Strategy of Bacterial Artificial Chromosome DNA Recombinant” pada seminar nasional DNA Transgenik dan Kloning yang diselenggarakan oleh Biosains UB pada tgl 25 November 2013

materi dapat didownload disini Prof Fatchiyah,PhD BAC DNA Recombinant

Research and Publication Ethics

By Prof. Fatchiyah, Ph.D.

Nov

19

ethics

 

 

(figure copied from http://ethics.elsevier.com/)

 

“Understanding the ethical boundaries in scientific research and publishing is a key step in making sure your work gets off to the best start. From there, anything’s possible”

Bioethics research:

  • Morality is a unique feature of the life of human beings. It is deeply influenced by several cultural factors, such as history, traditions, education, religious beliefs, etc.
  • The intellectual analysis of this human dimension in all of its complexity is the goal of the discipline called Ethics. Ethics does not create morality or moral behavior.
  • The goal of ethics is much more modest: to explore the nature of moral experience, its universality and its diversity.
  • Ethics and morality are generally taken as synonyms, because they originally had the same meaning: the study of the disposition, character, or attitude of a specific person, group of people or culture, and ways of promoting or perfecting it

Check it out the material lecture here

STEPHEN K. RITTER, C&EN WASHINGTON, 2001

Integrity and trust. these values are the hallmarks of the scientific discovery and publication process. Being objective is critical to this process, because communicating one’s research to the scientific community is at the heart of what keeps science alive. It’s also the principal way that scientists make their reputations, get jobs and promotions, and obtain sustained research support.