The Center for Excellence in Science and Technology (PUI) is an organization that has been established at least the last 3 (three) years, both independently and in collaboration with other organizations (consortiums) that carry out international-standard research activities in specific fields in multi-disciplinary and interdisciplinary ways with very high standard results and very relevant to the needs of science and technology users.
The purpose of developing the Science and Technology Center of Excellence is to increase the capacity and capability of R & D institutions to become internationally superior R&D institutions in specific priority areas so that there will be increased relevance and productivity and utilization of science and technology in the production sector to grow the national economy and have an impact on improving the welfare of the community.
We, the archipelago civilization study group will initiate the formation of PUI Pergawai Nusantara in collaboration with many parties. The hope is that we will find genuine scientists and can be used as a foothold for current and future scientists.
Hence, Center of Research and Community Service in collaboration with Geophysical Engineering Department ITS presents:
Online FGD: Menggagas Pusat Unggulan Iptek Peradaban Nusantara
which will be held on:
With Speakers:
and Moderator:
Register yourself to join the FGD via this link: https://intip.in/puibantara, and get the e-certificate!
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