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20110731

BFI researcher receives award as outstanding young scientist

Hokky Situngkir, the researcher in Dept. Computational Sociology and currently the President of the institute, receives the Ahmad Bakrie Special Prize 2011 as Outstanding Young Scientist from the Freedom Institute.

The research on Indonesian culture, especially on the famous Indonesian traditional culture, batik, is highlighted for the award. This is also related to the endeavors of BFI researchers as well as the Indonesian Archipelago Cultural Initiatives (IACI) for establishing the digital Indonesian cultural digital library (http://www.budaya-indonesia.org) that makes the public participation for the database of Indonesian traditional culture possible.

While the data is collected within participation, the scientific and unconventional research incorporating complexity sciences pushes the innovation that open the door for the strengthening the market of traditional small-scale entrepreneurship. Moreover, the analysis of the diverse elements in Indonesian traditional culture, some research has conjectured some further approach on seeing cultural innovation as evolutionary process, as well as some further works on our understanding to the role of innovation in the economy.

20110516

BFI has moved to a new place

The institute has now moved to a new place not so far from the old place. The new address for correspondence is applied for now. now is

The institute has now moved to a new place not so far from the old place. The new postal address for correspondence now is:

Bandung Fe Institute, Jl. Sarijadi Blok 24 No. 175, Sarijadi Bl. 99, Bandung 40164, Jawa Barat, INDONESIA, ph./fax. +62 82025586

Please be informed for our further contact and correspondence!

20101129

BFI in Twitter and Facebook

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Follow us on Twitter and Facebook for faster information!

The growing social media and social networking applications have become hot topic researches in the institute since recent years as they have emerged interesting patterns and characteristics of online life in the internet. Now, the institute has joined the two medias and expect to reach you faster than ever before related to newest research works in the institute.

20100801

phyMuse at BFI

After the launch of musiQu: the generative music album, the generations of music based on Indonesian traditional music landscape have been going on and on. In order to display selected generations, http://genmuse.bandungfe.net is managed.

In the web phyMuse at http://genmuse.bandungfe.net selected generated songs are featured for public use and enjoyment of the computational era of music. In the website, some frequently asked questions are also posted along with progress achieved in the research program.

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