i3L University, in collaboration with PT Kalbe Farma Tbk, welcomed Prof. dr. Taruna Ikrar, M.Biomed., MD., Ph.D., Chairperson of the Indonesian Food and Drug Authority (BPOM), for a guest lecture titled “Bridging the Vaccine Gap: Scientific and Technological Advances for
Thirty-seven graduates officially took their oaths as pharmacists, marking the very first Apothecary Oath Ceremony in i3L University history.
How can young people learn to approach everyday problems the way scientists do?
Why are so many industries moving away from animal testing? And can 3D skin models fully replace it?
Not every part of a food ingredient ends up on the plate. Throughout the production and consumption of food, some ingredients are not absorbed by the market because their shape or size does not meet standard specifications.
Why the same cup hits everyone differently and how science could personalize your brew
At i3L University, 36 lecturers explored how Mental Health First Aid can help educators recognize changes in student behavior, respond with empathy, and connect students with appropriate support.
Advances in biomedical and pharmaceutical testing technology have been accelerating, bringing with them newer, safer testing methods. One of the most significant is the rise of in vitro methods, which is gradually displacing in vivo methods
Most dermatological research, including clinical testing related to cosmetics, is conducted in Europe and the United States — two regions with climates vastly different from Indonesia’s.
