Primary Research Program (PRP) is an initiative organized by the Research and Development (RnD) division at LABMA UII, aimed at supporting and facilitating scientific research conducted by its members. This program is designed to encourage innovation and discoveries in various fields relevant to the needs and goals of LABMA UII. Through PRP, members are provided with the resources, guidance, and support necessary to carry out research projects from conception to publication. The expected outputs of these projects include not only publications in national and international scientific journals but also the potential to generate patents under LABMA UII’s name, demonstrating impactful and beneficial innovations for the broader community.

Benefits of the PRP include:

1. Encouraging Innovation and Sustainable Research

PRP provides a platform for researchers to explore new ideas and develop innovative solutions that can positively impact society.

2. Enhancing Academic and Professional Profiles

Through publications and patents, LABMA UII members can build a strong academic profile, enhancing career opportunities and professional collaborations in the future.

3. Access to Research Resources

Members gain access to equipment, research funding, and professional support necessary to conduct their studies.

4. Opening Opportunities for Collaboration

PRP offers members the chance to work together in research teams, allowing for the exchange of knowledge and skills that strengthen research outcomes.

The Primary Research Program (PRP) at LABMA UII is a vital initiative that not only fosters the scientific and professional growth of its members but also contributes to the advancement of knowledge and innovation. The program facilitates impactful research by supporting the creation and dissemination of important scientific knowledge. With a focus on quality publications and patent development, PRP strengthens LABMA UII’s reputation as a center of excellence in research and development. The success of this program not only enhances the academic credibility of its members but also brings tangible improvements in problem-oriented solutions for the wider community.