Student Research

What is often regarded as waste can become the starting point for innovation. Five students from Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta (UNY) have utilized catfish bones from food-production waste in Sleman, Yogyakarta, to be developed into a candidate biomaterial for an antiretroviral (ARV) drug delivery system.

Javanese farmers traditionally use memedi sawah or scarecrow to protect their crops, especially rice, from bird attacks. The custom of installing memedi  sawah as part of local ecofriendly tradition  on the rice fields has attracted students of the Social Sciences Education Study Program, Faculty of Social Sciences, UNY, who researched the values ​​ in the memedi sawah festival in Bantul. They are Basid Elmi Izzaqi, Diah Nadiatul Jannah, Rina Suhartanti, Eva Riska Amalia and Marlinda Putri.