The National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN), acronymized in Bahasa Indonesia as Badan Riset dan Inovasi Nasional, is a research institution established in 2021 by the Republic of Indonesia. BRIN encompasses several departmental and non-departmental research institutions within Indonesia and operates directly under the supervision of the President of Indonesia. Presidential Regulation (Peraturan Presiden RI) Number 78 of 2021 designates BRIN as a government institution responsible for research, development, study, application, inventions, innovations, nuclear energy administration, and outer space administration. BRIN’s core mission involves consolidating science and technology resources, including human capital, infrastructure, and budget, to enhance the critical mass, capacity, and competence of Indonesian researchers. These efforts serve as the cornerstone for advancing Indonesia toward its vision for Advanced Indonesia 2045. Additionally, BRIN fosters a research environment aligned with global norms, promoting inclusivity and collaboration with academia, industry, communities, and governments both nationally and internationally. Furthermore, BRIN contributes to building a robust and sustainable research-based economic foundation, emphasizing the digital–green–blue economy.
BRIN has established twelve research organizations, each responsible for distinct study topics based on the expertise of relevant experts. Among these, the Research Organization for Health was founded to address Indonesia’s national burdens, as outlined in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) roadmaps. Beyond contributing data to top-tier publications, the research results and innovative inventions must be disseminated to foster knowledge sharing and experiences among researchers and academia, both nationally and globally. In 2022, the Research Organization of Health BRIN successfully hosted its first international conference known as the International Conference on Health Research (ICHR), themed “Current Progression on Enhancing Health Quality: From Research Chamber to Clinical Implementation.” However, reflecting on the global unpreparedness and upheaval caused by the recent COVID-19 pandemic, especially in Indonesia, the Organization of Health BRIN recognizes the urgency of organizing its second International Conference in 2024. The conference theme will be “Strengthening Health Research and Innovation for Future Pandemic Preparedness.” The purpose of this 2nd ICHR is to provide a platform for researchers and academic personnel to share insights and knowledge related to past pandemics, predict disease potential for future outbreaks, and foster collaborative bridges among participants. Researchers, scholars, and practitioners in health and health-related fields are warmly invited to join and contribute their valuable research findings at our conference.
Furthermore, we recognize that effective knowledge dissemination relies on a robust publisher—one that has meticulously mapped its market, grasped its strategic direction, and specialized in specific subject areas. Such a publisher gains recognition from a wide spectrum of relevant scholars and individuals seeking scientific information. Consequently, we recommend that several journals (indexed by Scopus) publish our carefully pre-screened submissions. These submissions, while categorized into several specific domains, align broadly with the focus of this prospective journal. We understand that initiating multi-institutional collaboration hinges on trust, reliability, and accountability. Considering this, we offer the most recent update regarding our upcoming event, scheduled for August 28-29, 2024.
TOPICS:
Biomedicine and Health-related molecular biology
Zoonosis and One Health
Precision medicine and medical practice
Public health and nutrition
Pharmaceutical ingredients and natural products
Vaccine and drug development
Jamu and traditional medicine
Emerging and re-emerging diseases
Digital health
BRIN has established twelve research organizations, each responsible for distinct study topics based on the expertise of relevant experts. Among these, the Research Organization for Health was founded to address Indonesia’s national burdens, as outlined in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) roadmaps. Beyond contributing data to top-tier publications, the research results and innovative inventions must be disseminated to foster knowledge sharing and experiences among researchers and academia, both nationally and globally. In 2022, the Research Organization of Health BRIN successfully hosted its first international conference known as the International Conference on Health Research (ICHR), themed “Current Progression on Enhancing Health Quality: From Research Chamber to Clinical Implementation.” However, reflecting on the global unpreparedness and upheaval caused by the recent COVID-19 pandemic, especially in Indonesia, the Organization of Health BRIN recognizes the urgency of organizing its second International Conference in 2024. The conference theme will be “Strengthening Health Research and Innovation for Future Pandemic Preparedness.” The purpose of this 2nd ICHR is to provide a platform for researchers and academic personnel to share insights and knowledge related to past pandemics, predict disease potential for future outbreaks, and foster collaborative bridges among participants. Researchers, scholars, and practitioners in health and health-related fields are warmly invited to join and contribute their valuable research findings at our conference.
Furthermore, we recognize that effective knowledge dissemination relies on a robust publisher—one that has meticulously mapped its market, grasped its strategic direction, and specialized in specific subject areas. Such a publisher gains recognition from a wide spectrum of relevant scholars and individuals seeking scientific information. Consequently, we recommend that several journals (indexed by Scopus) publish our carefully pre-screened submissions. These submissions, while categorized into several specific domains, align broadly with the focus of this prospective journal. We understand that initiating multi-institutional collaboration hinges on trust, reliability, and accountability. Considering this, we offer the most recent update regarding our upcoming event, scheduled for August 28-29, 2024.
TOPICS:
Biomedicine and Health-related molecular biology
Zoonosis and One Health
Precision medicine and medical practice
Public health and nutrition
Pharmaceutical ingredients and natural products
Vaccine and drug development
Jamu and traditional medicine
Emerging and re-emerging diseases
Digital health
