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Solar Powered Moisture Harvester

Darren Manua

2021

Creating a Prototype of Microturbine Wind Panel

Daniel Sungjae Yi

2021

Amplifying the Atmospheric Water Harvesting Capabilities of Calcium Chloride via a Cellulose Sponge Medium

Jaewoong Lee

2021

In Silico Analysis of Fibrinolytic Activity of Subtilisin E

Han Ah Song

2021

Aloe Vera and Fish Skin Preserving Methods- Qualitative Studies

Justin Jaya

2021

Developing a Mechanical Wave Energy Harvester

Benedict Marco Kosasih

2021

Diagnostic Tool for Image Analysis of Indicators with OpenCV

Phoebe Bintoro

2021

Sleep and Environmental Monitoring System App Development

Nathanael July

2021

Investigation of Biodegradable Electronics to Reduce E-Waste

Yoon Lee

2021

Lignocellulolytic activity of potential fungi isolates for waste treatment

Anabel Iris Eliora Hartanto

2021

Study on Coastal Change and Sea Surface Temperature in Jakarta Based on Remote Sensing

Jonathan Viscardy Tjia

2021

Visual-Audio Navigation Assistance App Development

Reuben Ailin Santoso

2021

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Here is Yoon Lee testing the performance of her flexible organic semiconducting sensor. She collaborated with engineers of our partner institution where she provided her self-made flexible sensor into an electronic glove made by the engineering team to trigger the movement of a simple robotic finger model. Collaborative mindset is one of the key values encouraged in the ASA.

This was an early prototype of an organic semiconducting device that Yoon Lee made. Her project revolves around the investigation of more environmentally friendly electronics in the context of emerging e-waste problem around the world.

An electroluminescent device that lights up when it is injected with electricity.

This is another prototype made by Yoon Lee, an electroluminescent device that lights up when it is given electricity. To create the device, Yoon had to learn the general device construction method from the scientific literature reported by other research group around the world. In the ASA, students are encouraged to explore new science and new ideas under the guidance of mentors who are active researchers or practitioners in their fields of expertise.

Our first international scientific article publication by Jason K. Adhinarta. Jason investigated a phosphorescent materials, a material that absorbs light but release its energy over a long period of time. His work provided an interesting perspective on how we may be able to use this material to store light energy. Just like a battery but for light energy.

Jason poster presentation in an international scientific conference.

On the left is Jason K. Adhinarta with his mentor on the right, attending an international scientific conference, ISMOA 2019. Jason presented his findings regarding a phosphorescent material where he won the best poster presentation award.

Biotechnology is a popular research field for our ASA students. Here Anabel (left) is carrying out experiments with her mentor where she learns first hand how to carry out aseptic microbiology experiments.

Egg shell waste as membrane for filtration and purification.

This is a simple experimental setup by Jason Hojiasheng who had an idea of using egg shell waste products and turning them into useful materials for filtration and purification of solutions.