What Research and Innovation Resources Does UNNES Present on Its Website?

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UNNES presents its research and innovation resources through two main sections of its official site: Research & Innovations and Potential Collaboration. Together they cover research focus areas, expert profiles, publications, an Innovation Center, innovative products, and ways to explore collaboration. The site is informational rather than a searchable database—it tells you what exists and who to explore, but detailed project data or partnership terms are not published on these pages.

Research resources: what you can find

The Research & Innovations section is organized into these entry points:

  • Research Focus – the university's declared research priority areas.
  • Facilities – research infrastructure the university lists.
  • Our Experts – profiles of UNNES researchers.
  • Research Publications – the university's publication output.
  • Research Collaboration – information on working with UNNES on research.
  • Students Research – research activity involving students.

The homepage also highlights applied research themes, such as renewable energy for sustainable living, technology for healthy food, and coastal protection work on Java's northern coast. These appear as featured stories rather than a complete project list.

How to use these pages

  1. Start from the homepage and open Research & Innovations.
  2. Use Research Focus to check whether your topic matches a declared priority area.
  3. Use Our Experts to identify researchers whose work is closest to yours.
  4. Check Research Publications to gauge the depth of work in that area.
  5. If you want to go further, open Research Collaboration for the university's stated approach to partnering.

Expected result: you leave with a shortlist of focus areas and named experts to contact, not a downloadable dataset. If you need specific project details, publication lists, or contact addresses, expect to follow links outward or contact the university directly—the site does not promise more than it shows.

Innovation resources: center and products

The innovation side is presented under Research & Innovations with two distinct entries:

  • Innovation Center – the university's innovation hub.
  • Innovative Product – products resulting from UNNES innovation activity.

The site also frames innovation within broader institutional initiatives: Conservation, Enhancing Diversity, Business & Entrepreneurship, SDG's, and UNNES Green Campus. These indicate the thematic areas where innovation is directed, which is useful if you are looking for mission-aligned partners rather than a specific technology.

A practical caveat: the pages describe what these units are, not a catalog with specifications, readiness levels, or licensing terms. If you are evaluating a specific product for adoption, treat the website as a starting point and request details directly.

Collaboration and partnership information

Potential Collaboration is the page to check if your goal is partnering with UNNES. It sits alongside the research and innovation entries, and the site separately lists Research Collaboration within the research section. The homepage's "UNNES Berdampak" framing describes the university as a center of solutions for social, economic, and environmental challenges—useful context for how UNNES positions partnership, but not a substitute for concrete terms.

Choosing where to start, by goal

Your goal Start here What you get
Find a researcher in your field Our Experts Named profiles to contact
Check topic alignment Research Focus Declared priority areas
Assess research output Research Publications Publication information
Explore a partnership Potential Collaboration / Research Collaboration The university's collaboration framing
Look for applied results Innovation Center, Innovative Product Innovation units and product examples

Limits to keep in mind

The site does not publish pricing, application forms, or partnership conditions on these pages, so do not assume any resource is open, free, or available on request without confirming. For prospective students, the same site routes admission questions through Admission and International Students rather than the research pages—keep those separate from a research inquiry. And because the research and innovation content is presented as overview material, the most reliable next step after browsing is direct contact with the relevant unit or expert listed.