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“Scientific knowledge is in perpetual evolution; it finds itself changed from one day to the next.” -Jean Piaget   EHI had previously announced three of its young scientists as LPDP awardees, which is a joyous moment for us at EHI, as it shows the continuous growth of our individuals in striving for knowledge.   Pursuing… Continue reading The Academic Ventures of EHI’s Young Scientists in Becoming Future Leaders in Science

As a research assistant at EXEINS Health Initiative , Agatha Mia  is currently working on the Malaria issue in Indonesia. She just received her Master of Science degree in Biomedical Sciences from the Liverpool John Moores University  with British Council’s Women in STEM scholarship.   Previously, she studied Molecular Biology at the Universitas Brawijaya . “I was a molecular lab biologist for almost… Continue reading Agatha Mia: Solving Malaria Issues Straight from the Field

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” – Nelson Mandela Science is ever-changing. Ever-evolving. There is always something new to uncover from the countless mysteries mother nature has provided. Not to mention how sudden changes can occur and obscure stability. We have seen a concrete example of it… Continue reading Three Young EHI Scientists Awarded LPDP Scholarships to Pursue Higher Degree of Education in Medical Research

In commemoration of International Day of Women and Girls in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics), MalariaGEN Genomic Epidemiology Network, selected 6 great women around the world who led the malaria genomic surveillance project     Pinkan Kariodimedjo, research assistant of Exeins Health Initiative (EHI), was selected as one of the representatives from Indonesia. Together with her… Continue reading Meet Six Women Creating the Future of Malaria Genomics | MalariaGen

Our EHI scientist and advisors were co-authors in a paper recently published at a Nature Portfolio journal; Communications Biology, titled “A molecular barcode and web-based data analysis tool to identify imported Plasmodium vivax malaria”. The authors developed a tool that can quickly identify the origin of a P. vivax infection – one of the Plasmodium… Continue reading Vivax Malaria Geo-Barcode