This document discusses opportunities for research collaboration between Germany and Indonesia. It begins with an introduction of the author and their background working in chemical engineering in Germany. It then outlines some of the author's research projects on coal fires in China. The document provides an overview of the German research landscape, including the different types of universities and prominent non-university research institutions. It discusses sources of research funding in Germany and opportunities for PhD studies. Overall, the document promotes Germany as a destination for international research collaboration and highlights potentials for technology transfer and funding partnerships between Germany and Indonesia.

1. Herzlich Willkommen!
Hidup Berkarya Berguna
Studi, Riset dan Kerjasama di Jerman
Dr.-Ing. Suhendra

2. Tentang saya
T dinding: 180 - 250°C
T ground : 60 - 80°C
S1: Teknik Kimia UNDIP,
Semarang, lulus 98
S2: ITB – Uni-Magdeburg,
Jerman, lulus 2002
S3: BTU-Cottbus,
Jerman, lulus 2006/07
Post Doc: BAM -Berlin,
Jerman, 2007-2011
Engineering Consultant,
Jerman, 2012 - now

3. Tim Riset – BAM - Berlin

4. Sino-German Coal-Fire Research

5. Kebakaran Tambang Batubara di Cina

6. Kebakaran Tambang Batubara di Cina

7. Professional Background
Chemical/Industrial
SE Tylose
Wiesbaden (Germany)
”Methylcellulose Plant II“
Investment: ca. 170 Mio. €
Life Science/Fine Chemical
Licensor
Liaison
FEED
Design
BHAR Oil Refinery,
Baku (Azerbaijan)
”Alkylene"/Oxypro Complex“
Investment: ca. 420 Mio. €
Sanofy Aventis
Bayer Pharma AG
Grünenthal
Merk
Investment: ca. 200 Mio – 1,2 Mrd.
€
Construction
Support
Detail
Engineering
Basic
Engineering
Refinery/Petrochemical
Semiconductor
Silicon Production Bitterfeld
Bitterfeld, Germany
Plant Design for Clients in
Malaysia, China and Qatar
Investment: ca. 130 – 800 Mio . €
Commissio-
ning
Support
Procure-
ment
Support
Detail
Engineering
Basic
Engineering
Construction
Support
Stress
Analysis
Detail
Engi-
neering
Basic
Engi-
neering
Design
Coordination

8. Ikatan Ilmuwan Indonesia International
Juli 2009
Deklarasi di Den Haag
Oktober 2009
Peresmian di Jakarta
Melalulan kunjungan
ke Universitas Indonesia
Diskusi dan seminar
tema-tema riset aktual

9. Riset dan Universitas Jerman

10. Tipe Universitas di Jerman
Fachhochschule /
University of
Applied Science
UniversItas
Technical University/
Jenis
Universitas
Jenis lainnya
-Akademie
-Private

11. Landscape Riset Jerman
 Research at institutions of Higher Education
 Non-university research facilities
 Industrial research
Different players

12. Max Planck Society
Helmholtz Association
Fraunhofer -Gesellschaft
Leibniz Association
other public or private
research institutes
Pemerintah
Industry
67,2
%
18,0 %
Source: Federal Statistical Office
Anggaran Riset dan Pengembangan

13. Higher Education Institutions
Institutions of Higher Education
 108 universities
 210 universities of applied sciences
 6 colleges of education
 16 colleges of theology
 52 colleges of art
 29 colleges of public administration
Features of German universities
 Unity of research and teaching
 Broad range of subjects
 Theoretical orientation of research

14. Higher Education Institutions
Facts and Figures:
 2.38 million students enrolled in German higher education
institutions
 Approximately 264,000 international (11.1%) and 2.1 million
German students enrolled at German universities
 Public expenditure for institutions of higher education: 41.229
billion euros (2010)
 Excellence Initiative by the German States (“Länder”) and the
Federal Government: From 2006–2017 a total of 4.6 billion euros
will be invested to promote top-level research
 More information is offered by the German Rectors’ Conference
at www.hrk.de

15. Excellent non-university research
institutions
 Max Planck Society
www.mpg.de/en
 Helmholtz Association of National Research
Centres
www.helmholtz.de/en/
 Leibniz Association
www.wgl.de
 Fraunhofer Gesellschaft
www.fraunhofer.de/en

16. Excellent non-university research
institutions
 Federal research institutions/
Departmental research
(41 institutes funded by the Federal
Ministries, staffs ca. 21,000)
 “Länder” institutions
(167 research organisations funded
by Germany’s federal states/“Länder”,
staffs ca. 5,600)
 Academies of Science
(about 10 publicly funded organisations)

17. Dana Riset di Jerman

18. Basic and Applied Research

19. Research Funding

20. The High-Tech Strategy
Definition of 5 lead markets and priorities
 Climate and Energy
 Health and Nutrition
 Mobility
 Security
 Communications

21. PhD di Jerman
 Terutama hanya dikerjakan di Universitas dan Technical University
 Beberapa University of Applied Science boleh menjadi tempat riset
 Unversitas: 520
 Nobelprice: 108
 Oldest Universities: Heidelberg: 1386
 International Students: 228.756
 Lama Studi PhD: 3 - 4 tahun
 Biaya: Gratis
 Pembimbing: Doctor Vater, Tempat riset: menyesuaikan dengan riset

22. JERMAN SEBAGAI TUJUAN
 Reputasi International
 Internasional focus: lebih
dari 4000 PhD international
students per tahun
 Potential fundings
 Quality of life

23. Pontetials fundings
 DAAD
 Erasmus Mundus
 BMBF (Kementrian pendidikan)
 DFG (Agensi Penelitian Jerman)
 Industries (BASF, Evonik, Bayer, Siemens)
 Project-based
 Institusi riset: Max Planck Institut, Fraunhofer Institute, Helmholtz
Institute, Leibniz Institute
 Yayasan sosial: KAS, FES, KAD, Aviciena
 Green talents competitions
 Young leader competitions

24. Potensi transfer teknologi
 Capacity building: trainning/ short course, integrasi ke kurikulum
pendidikan politeknik dan kejuruan, studi lanjut (S2/S3)
 Potensi investasi: B - to . B atau G to G
 Potential funding: DEG/ KfW/ 3rd Sector

25. Funding data base
 www.daad.de
 www.funding-guide.de
 www.euraxess.de
 www.stipendientslose.de

26. TERIMAKASIH
more detail: www.research-in-germany.de