Oct 31, 2011

Special Materials Research and Cost Cheap Preferred Choice

Special Materials Research and Cost Cheap Preferred Choice


Indication of the government increased funding for future research has yet to be seen. Low research activities funds are made from cheap, but bring substantial benefits to society, are preferred.

"Now, scientists, research institutes, and universities should be responsible for sorting out research on a limited budget but made from cheaper and provide maximum benefit to the community," said astronomer from Bandung Institute of Technology, Bambang Hidayat (76), as speakers Guests on the surrender of the 17th Science and Technology Award by the Indonesia Toray Science Foundation (ITSF) in Jakarta, Thursday (10 / 2).

ITSF established companies from Japan. The award is accompanied by research funds of $2500 awarded to nine teachers at the high school level science education. Among the Cece Sutia proposing research the title "Use of Kitchen Equipment and Materials to Demonstrate Scientific Principles in Science".

Grant funds research around $3500 up to $4000 awarded to 15 researchers from various universities and research institutes. The highest award is accompanied Rp 75 million in research funding awarded to Suryadi Ismadji of Widya Mandala Catholic University Surabaya.

Suryadi research proposal titled "Cheap and Utilization of Agricultural Waste Materials for Environmental Management and Other Materials Conversion Has Become The Economist".
"One of them, research it wants to make leather waste cassava (cassava) for activated carbon as a material superkapasitor," said Suryadi.
Superkapasitor required as an element of making storage batteries or electric current. Sawn wood waste and waste distances are also mentioned as an inexpensive material that can be optimized benefits for energy sources.
"This research completely utilize existing resources in the surrounding community so that findings can be applied to communities with innovative raw materials are cheap and available as an abundant agricultural waste," said Suryadi.

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