Research and Innovation
It is the creation or improvement of critical mass, capacity and competence of Indonesian researches in producing inventions and innovations as the foundation for advanced Indonesia in 2045.
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Researchers from the Institute of Sciences (LIPI) install a prototype of a wind turbine at the Physics Research Center Laboratory at LIPI Puspitek, South Tangerang, Banten, Tuesday (2/7/2019).
On a number of occasions, LT Handoko, the head of the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN), elaborated on the three directions of the institution he has led since April 28, 2021. First, the consolidation of science and technology resources (human, infrastructure, and budget). Second, the establishment of a research ecosystem with an international standard that is open (inclusive), and collaborative. Third, the establishment of a strong and sustainable research-based economic foundation.
What do we expect from the consolidation of science and technology resources? It is the creation or improvement of critical mass, capacity and competence of Indonesian researches in producing inventions and innovations as the foundation for advanced Indonesia in 2045.