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UNAIR Himaki develops STROCARE biopesticide from apples and lemongrass to protect strawberry farms

UNAIR NEWS – The Chemistry Student Association (Himaki) of Universitas Airlangga (UNAIR) has once again demonstrated its commitment to creating a meaningful impact on society. Through a community service programme held from Sunday to Tuesday (July 19–21, 2026), Himaki UNAIR introduced STROCARE, a natural biopesticide made from apple and lemongrass extracts. The innovation was developed

Rector of Universitas Airlangga (UNAIR), Prof Dr Muhammad Madyan SE MSi MFin, delivers remarks during the second-quarter leadership meeting in Yogyakarta, Friday (July 24, 2026). (Photo: PHMP UNAIR)
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UNAIR leadership meeting reviews second-quarter achievements and strengthens research ecosystem with BRIN

UNAIR NEWS – Universitas Airlangga (UNAIR) continued to strengthen its institutional transformation through performance evaluation and the development of sustainable strategies. This commitment was reflected in the second-quarter leadership meeting, held in Yogyakarta on Friday (July 24, 2026). The strategic forum served as an opportunity to reflect on the university’s performance while reinforcing synergy among

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UNAIR strengthens research downstreaming and commercialization strategies in partnership with BPOM

UNAIR NEWS – The Center for Business Acceleration and Innovation (PASINBIS) of Universitas Airlangga (UNAIR) organised a socialisation programme on Research Downstreaming and Commercialization Strategies in Collaboration with BPOM and Industry Partners. The event took place on Friday (July 24, 2026) at the Tarumanegara Room on the 10th floor of the ASEEC Building, Dharmawangsa-B Campus.

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UNAIR BBK 8 students educate SDN 4 Jetis pupils on responsible smartphone use

UNAIR NEWS – Learning with Community Programme (BBK) 8 of Universitas Airlangga (UNAIR) organised an educational session titled “Smart Kids, Smart Phone: Cerdas Menggunakan, Bijak Memanfaatkan” for Year 1 to Year 6 pupils at SDN 4 Jetis, Situbondo Regency, on Monday (July 20, 2026). Attended by 103 pupils, the programme aimed to equip young learners

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FPK collaborates with Kediri Fisheries Office to strengthen aquaculture and business development for ornamental fish farmers in Punjul Village

UNAIR NEWS – The Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPK), Universitas Airlangga (UNAIR), conducted a community service program in Punjul Village, Kediri, on Sunday (July 19, 2026). Led by Abdul Manan, S.Pi., M.Si., Ph.D., the community service team provided mentoring for the “Ikan Hias” Ornamental Fish Farmers Group (Pokdakan) in Punjul Village. The program

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National Children’s Day, UNAIR expert highlights parents’ role as digital mentors

UNAIR NEWS – National Children’s Day (HAN) served as an important reminder for parents to reflect on the quality of parenting within their families. Dr Primatia Yogi Wulandari SPsi MSi Psikolog, a psychology expert at Universitas Airlangga (UNAIR), stated that parenting challenges had shifted alongside rapid technological advancements and the growing influence of Generation Alpha.

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RSKKA and Australian Consulate General strengthen equitable healthcare access for island communities

UNAIR NEWS – For nearly a decade, Australia and Indonesia have maintained a strong and sustainable diplomatic partnership. Their development cooperation spans various sectors, including education, infrastructure, climate resilience, governance, and social inclusion. Since 2024, Australia and Indonesia have collaborated under the Australia–Indonesia Development Partnership Plan 2024–2028. The partnership focuses on promoting equitable and sustainable

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From local fandom to modern fandom: UNAIR lecturer analyzes changes in football fan culture

UNAIR NEWS – Football supporter culture in Indonesia continues to evolve. While stadium stands were once associated with male dominance and a reputation for conflict, they are now becoming increasingly inclusive with the presence of women, children and older adults. This transformation demonstrated how supporter culture continues to develop alongside broader social changes. Local and