Indonesian - Science topic

Indonesian love to use English terminologies when they talk about workout to other, or when they tell people about what kind of workout that they do in their daily workout. Maybe because of the translation of the terminology sounds a bit weird for us Indonesian r it's just the trend? So other people would think that the workout sounds cool when people say it in English?

1. Identify the key AI technologies and their applications in Waste management.

2. Examine the challenges and opportunities associated with the implementation of AI-In Indonesia.

3. Assess the impact of AI on enhancing efficiency and user experiences in the Indonesian.

it would be good if there's information of Atrophaneura luchti, but other Atrophaneura also works.

Currently, I am adapting the Workforce Agility scale adapted to Indonesian language and culture. To provide further clarification for items, I am adding contextual information within parentheses "()" to them for better understanding aside from the original translated items. Is this permissible?

For example:

1. Saya senang bekerja sama dengan orang lain (baik dengan tim yang sama ataupun lintas departemen/fungsional)

2. Saya suka mengambil tanggung jawab atas berbagai urusan di tempat kerja (selain tugas-tugas yang menjadi tanggung jawab saya)

As an Indonesian researcher in public health with a medical background and a Taiwan doctorate-level education, I am confident that I can contribute valuable insights and expertise to any ongoing research projects. My diverse background has equipped me with a unique set of skills and knowledge that I believe would make me an excellent collaborator for your research paper.

Having been trained in a highly respected academic institution in Taiwan, I have developed a rigorous approach to research that emphasizes attention to detail, critical thinking, and creative problem-solving. I have experience using various statistical software programs such as SPSS and STATA.

Furthermore, my medical background has given me a deep understanding of health-related issues and their impact on communities. I have a particular interest in public health, and I am passionate about finding evidence-based solutions to the most pressing health challenges facing our society today.

As a co-author, I am willing to take on any necessary tasks to contribute to the project's success. I am especially comfortable with data analysis and can use my expertise to generate meaningful insights from complex data sets. Additionally, I am adept at academic writing, and I can help ensure that the paper adheres to the highest standards of clarity and coherence.

Overall, I believe that my skills, knowledge, and passion make me an excellent candidate for collaboration on any public health research project. I am excited about the opportunity to work with other researchers to generate impactful findings that can improve health outcomes and contribute to the scientific community's collective knowledge.

Don't let your research project fall short of its full potential. Reach out to me today at yosephsamodra[at]gmail.com to explore how we can collaborate to generate impactful findings in public health research. Let's work together to make a difference in the world of healthcare.

Regards,

Yoseph

Dear All,

Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, The Department of Metallurgy Engineering, Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa University in Banten-Indonesia has been running Untirta Online Seminar Series#1-15 on Metallurgy and Materials Topics/Research and also the FML (Functional Materials Laboratory) Webinar Series#1-4. The speakers and participants come from Indonesia and abroad (Indonesian and Foreigner). Next year, we will conduct a kind of webinar series which the speakers are the company representative on metallurgy and materials field in Indonesia and abroad. With all modesty, we are open for a speaker (eg. HRD, practicioner, researcher, scientist) to deliver 1 hour online seminar (45 minutes presentation/15 minutes Q&A) about the company profile, process/product, and opportunities (industrial/research internship, undergraduate final project, job vacancies, sponsorship) in your company/institution. Please feel free to ask and discuss it by sending email to:metalurgi@untirta.ac.id. Thank you in advance for your attention and support.

#metalurgiuntirta #neverdiemetallurgy #himamet #alumet

I've been searching for indonesian (especially java island) native species of crops & vegetables that can be applied for agroforestry on slope with high level of canopy shadding.

So I will appreciate if I can have some recommendation from someone with botanical experts.

Thank you.

Dear Fellow Researcher,

I am trying to compile former research and records of Indonesian Architecture into a book. It will be too ambitious for me to collect all the tribes with distinct architecture. However, the progress has gone a long way so there's no reason to stop. We required some records, preferably which includes description or pictures of the vernacular building in Irian and Maluku prior to 1900s. Any contribution will be mentioned in acknowledgement. I will appreciate all the help. Thank you.

Hello everyone!

Currently, I am doing an observational, cross-sectional study on knowledge, atittude, and practice towards thalassemia in Indonesia. My area of interest is in population studies. It is a research in the public health domain. My team and I have developed a questionnaire in Indonesian language that contains questions from previous research as well as new questions. We already translated the questions and asked experts in the field to help with the content validity. My question is:

1. When writing the manuscript for the results of my research, is it necessary to report the validity & reliability testing results of the questionnaire? Some suggest to do so, but I've found many related papers that actually didn't report any of it. Is there any circumstance where it is not necessary to be performed?

2. If required, what kind of validity & reliability tests do I need for the questionnaire? I've only heard of the Cronbach's alpha method.

3. If required, do you suggest I report the validity & reliability of the questionnaire in a separate publication from the main research findings? I've seen papers which only discuss about the validity and reliability of a questionnaire. Here's an example: http://www.mjms.usm.my/MJMS27012020/12MJMS27012020_OA9.pdf

Thank you! Any help will be much appreciated

We studied the genetic variation of Indonesian accession of Curcuma xanthorrhiza using AFLP markers. In the recent past, we obtained the morphological data as curcumin, demethoxycurcumin and xanthorrhizol concentration of our accession.

I'm doing research on the social impact of the pandemic relating to the Indonesian government policies of big-scale social restriction, especially on the communities' daily life interaction.

I had experience when I followed a textbook grant to the Indonesian government in 2011, a book I wrote for 11 months, I was full of confidence at that time, and it turned out FAILED. I felt devastated for one year and never wanted to write again, in 2012 I tried again to submit a grant, along with nine friends, after the announcement of one month came out, and the result was only me who succeeded. fail is beautiful. Actual failure is wisdom. thanks you all.

One of my articles [Cameron, Judith, Agustijanto Indrajaya and Pierre-Yves Manguin, 2015, "Asbestos textiles from Batujaya (West Java, Indonesia): Further evidence for early long-distance interaction between the Roman Orient, Southern Asia and island Southeast Asia", Bulletin de l’Ecole française d’Extrême-Orient, 101, p. 159-176] appears twice in my profile and both have my Indonesian colleague's name mispelled. Please correct.

How do you think what is the main rationale/motive of Indonesia to collaborate with China in education field?

Why China's presence has a fast-growing nature in Indonesia, including education?

Can collaboration of China-Indonesia education sectors be beneficial for both countries and nations?

China and Indonesia has a big gap in the results of internationalisation of higher education, for example, research papers, international student mobility, university collaborations, many others. Besides that Indonesia has one of the largest education systems (population and territory), the country's education situation demands many complex reformations. Moreover, China's presence in Indonesia is growing (investments, CIs, increased scholarships for Indonesian students, etc.). While the Indonesian government announced that China was one of the target countries Indonesia wants to collaborate in the field of education.

Dear colleagues,

the European Commission's Joint Research Centre is involved in a post-disaster assessment (EUCPM post-tsunami mission last week followed up by further analysis). We are working on this together with DG ECHO in Brussels and Indonesian authorities and in this context we found the results of your study on the ESA website (Space in images). We believe these results can contribute greatly to this study but for this we would need the results in georeferenced raster format or similar. Can you make these available?

Thank you in advance,

Annett

Dear All,

I am investigating the effects of a shock to education to the structure of the labour market in Indonesia. For this, I am trying to access Indonesian inter-censal survey data from 1995 (SUPAS 1995) and labour force surveys from 1986-1999 (SAKERNAS 1986-1999), however I would prefer to not go via the faceless Indonesian Bureau of Statistics as I think that with bureaucracy I will not get the data fast enough. Is there a way in which I can more easily access the datasets?

The data in question has already been used by other researchers. This is for an undergraduate dissertation and I do not currently intend to publish my results.

Many thanks for your help.

I'm building an automatic summary tool for news. however, I am confused to determine the summary method that I will use.

I am writing a PhD thesis on caring ethics based on the thoughts of Nel Noddings. Since it is a philosophy theses, field study is not a requirement to be fulfilled. But as i am trying to look for its application in character education in Indonesian context, i would like to make some research on how educational climate in some schools have echoed caring characters of education.

I would be very thankful to those who are willing to share with me some tools, methods or questionnaires regarding the topics.

I have raw radar data for a year in the Indonesian maritime continent, with a 10 minute scan time. From this data, I want to make vertical profile of reflectivity (VPR) for detect bright band and apply its correction in quatitative precipitation estimate (QPE). Because I just learned to process raw data, I have something to ask about VPR. 1. Is it necessary to separate the rain type every 10 minutes to make VPR climatology? Stratiform and convective. Or is it directly calculated without seeing the type of rain? 2. Does each pixel have its own VPR? 3. What the best elevation is used for QPE radar?

I have tried using 100 files, but the results are far from theory as attached file

A wonderful website, that have all the qualities: informative, regularly updated, beautiful, so intuitive it allows illiterate as well as Indonesian non-speakers to easily navigate. A great thumbs up to the live seismograph that allows us to follow live any ashes spit of Agung volcano in Bali( spits 16.500m high direction west).

My question is based on the regulation of Indonesia general election supervisory body called Bawaslu RI (Badan Pengawas Pemilihan Umum Republik Indonesia) No. 8/2018 on settlement of administrative violations of general election, Article 64. Which stipulate if there is any party who is not satisfied with the verdict made out by the first stage court conduct by the provincial/district Bawaslu (only applied to the party who is act as the reporter party or the reported party in the case). could ask a favour to the Bawaslu RI as the appeal court to correct the verdict made out by the Provincial/Regency Bawaslu as the first stage court. But, in the process of correction of the verdict by the Indonesian Election Supervisory Body (Bawaslu RI). they are not obliged to present the parties which involved in this case, they will only strengthen the verdict made by the provincial or district Bawaslu or correct the verdict by examining the verdict documents and evidence presented in the first stage court. without presenting the parties involved in the case (in other words, they did not apply the audi of alteram et partem principle).

Dear Friend, I would like to be associated with Indonesian AJT Cognitive Assessment Development Project as one of my Ph.D student is doing research related to Media and Cognitive Development. I am his research guide. My Ph.D was on "Impact of Micronutrient Malnutrition on Child Development - A Diagnostic Study" which i completed in 2007 and now working as a Research Officer in a college. Kindly let me know. Thank you.

I want to forecast Indonesian population with R. but it is difficult to run the program available on Web. I do learn from

but it do not work.

thank you very much

I am looking for k2 values: "humus annual decomposition rates"

for tropical (cocoa) conditions, in Indonesia.

I would like to use them for a simple Hénin-Dupuis modeling experiment on soil organic matter dynamics.

Otherwise, have you heard of a method to approximate the k2 value depending on climate and soil data for example?

Thanks

Indonesia's renowned newspaper, Kompas, publicized R. William Liddle's opinion article titled "Dua Belenggu" on June 12th 2018. Liddle criticized Burhan Muhtadi and other political sciene scholars in Indonesia for using oligarchy thesis and cartel thesis as theoritical instrument to assess Indonesian democracy. I responded Liddle's opinion on my blog (https://jazirahmanalang.wordpress.com/2018/06/14/tesis-oligarki-dalam-diskursus-demokrasi-indonesia/), but I want to to know what other scholars think of it.

I have read some papers regarding this question (e.g., Yuan et al. 2011), but I don't think I found a convincing evidence from them...hope you give me any comments or advice or research materials for this. Thanks in advance!

Any idea how to kerboros can communicate securely

I have been working on my dissertation research project that aims to explore the concept of 'calling' in Indonesian context, predominantly among the Muslim teachers. In this vein, it seeks to rectify the omission of a focus on non-Western context to study this construct, thus attempting to provide a more nuanced picture of the key facets of calling. 

Does anyone perhaps have an interview schedule for examining people's sense of calling in their work from which I can leverage? Of course, it will be tailored to meet the objectives and core questions of my research, and, to uphold our academic values, I can assure for its confidentiality. Hope for your kind support.

Please accept my sincerest thank you in advance.

Regards, 

Nabil 

Is it a monolingual lexicon?

I'm trying to write a research about accrual accounting implementation in Indonesian Local Government. anyone can help me with the reference for this research?

thank you in advance

The CSR disclosure data for the Indonesian company.

Dear All, 

We are now also researching on recognizing one of Indonesian Gesture Language. An example image can be seen in the following link:

Currently, we want to extract a kind of "visual phoneme", i.e., the smallest gesture building blocks which form the language. The language has different representation for stem words, prefixes, and suffixes, that are if joined together will give a complete sentence.

What is the best way to extract these "visual phonemes"?

I need recommendations for literature/ ethnography regarding Indonesian food in the Netherlands that involves the role of Indonesian diaspora/ Indo-Dutch people/ postcolonial migrations. My greatest difficulties so far is that none of the sources that I have found are written in English. Many thanks for any answers.

We conducted research on the development of complaint strategies in L2 (English) by Indonesian EFL learners. To see their pragmatic development we conducted research for one year. At the beginning of the study we elicited data of complaint strategies by using oral DCT. After one year, we collected data for the second time from the same persons with the same instrument, and compared the results to the previous ones to see any pragmalinguistic development. We obtained very rich data of L2 complaints. At the moment we have written a manuscript that reviews the development of pragmalinguistics of complaint strategies. Now we would like to improve the manuscript before submitting it. If you have some experience on the topic, and we would like to collaborate as a co-author, please let us know. Thank you.

kind regards,

Agus

I want to do research about lexical similarities between two languages- thai and indonesian language.