By bringing together Indonesian seaweed and Australian technological innovations, a shared vision of decarbonisation can be progressed.
Partnership for Australia-Indonesia Research
PAIR is an AIC initiative supported by the Australian Government, the Indonesian Government and 11 leading universities to advance the research linkages between the two countries and improve the impact of that research. Learn more
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When Indonesia, Southeast Asia’s largest economy, first began grappling with COVID in 2020, its government was widely criticized for choosing to save Read more
Pemerintah Indonesia menjadi target kritik karena dianggap memilih menyelamatkan perekonomian alih-alih masyarakat dalam manajemen COVID-19 yang dilakukannya. Hal ini mengakibatkan banyak korban Read more
When Indonesia, Southeast Asia’s largest economy, first began grappling with COVID in 2020, its government was widely criticized for choosing to save Read more
“Health or economy in Indonesia” grapples with one of the most difficult decisions faced by governments during the coronavirus pandemic – how to look after people’s health and maintain the economy.
The young researchers are fisheries graduates who are more used to working with marine life than human life.
The Makassar to Parepare railway in South Sulawesi is a vital piece of infrastructure for Indonesia and an important focus of PAIR’s research.
A PAIR research team has presented data that provides insights into how much passengers and business would use a new rail line being built in South Sulawesi.
