Palangka Raya (Antara Bali) - The province of Yogyakarya will host the second Asia-Pacific Conference of Young Scientists (APCYS) in 2013.
President of APCYS, Monica Raharti, said here on Friday, Yogyakarta has long indicated interest in hosting the event. "As a city of education as it is often called, Yogyakarta has indicated interest in hosting the event. Yogyakarta has turned out the largest number of scientific products," Monica said.
The first APCYS was held in Palangka Raya, Central Kalimantan participated in by 12 countries -- Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Nepal, China, South Korea, Japan, Australia, Guam, Brunei Darussalam and Taipei.
APCYS is an annual scientific conference of secondary students of Asia Pacific as a forum to develop climate of scientific studies among the younger generation.
"We are pleased that the APCYS in Palangka Raya has been held in cooperation with the provincial administration and received appreciation from the International Committee," she said.
Gold medal winner in mathematics and as the best male researcher from Association of Asia Pacifik Physical Societies (AAPPS) was Hung Chi Sun of Taipei, Steven Sinatra of Indonesia won silver, Nasapat Khumtong of Thailand won silver and Nicest Poster Award.
In Life Science, Patanarapee WarasiWchai, Kulissara Palanuphap, Panisara Tantikitti of Thailand won silver with Darius Christian Ohee of Indonesia winning Special Award Best Prospect.
As for Pratical Application, Eunsol Cho, Ji Sun Lee, Yeongseong Yoon of South Korea won Special Award from the Department of Education of Central Kalimantan, Gusti Ayu Indah Lestari of Indonesia) won silver, Muhamad Hakim Razman and Muhamad Naufal Mohd Zani of Malaysia won bronze and Seah Ying Hang of Singapore won gold.
In Environmental Science, silver medal was won by Hao Yun-Hsu of Taipei, Veronica Swasti Paramitha Putri (Indonesia), and Nur Diyana Johan, Nazratul Uyun Saedun, Sayang Evana Zainuddin of Malaysia, PhaShamon Kongkhambut of Thailand with bronze won by Yonatan Esli Alexander Tidja of Indonesia) and Hedyla Zhenyi-Yap of Singapore.
Melody Grace Natalie of Indonesia won gold and The Best Female Researcher from AAPPS and Nicest Poster Award. Wong Wen Jun Lawrence, Chua Rui Kang Ryan, Ng Jun How Melvin of Singapore won gold and Nurul Amira Binti Mohd Saleh of Malaysia won bronze .
In Physics Heru Pralambang Indra Irawan of Indonesia won bronze, Peng Nam, Sean Ng of Singapore won silver and KriKanon SiroraKanakul of Thailand won gold.
Chen-Chieh Ping and Hao-Wen Dong of Taipei won gold and Special Award from Parliament of Central Kalimantan. In Computer Science, Lam Yun Shao Ranald of Singapore and Abduljabbar Kariya of Thailand won silver.(*/T007)
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President of APCYS, Monica Raharti, said here on Friday, Yogyakarta has long indicated interest in hosting the event. "As a city of education as it is often called, Yogyakarta has indicated interest in hosting the event. Yogyakarta has turned out the largest number of scientific products," Monica said.
The first APCYS was held in Palangka Raya, Central Kalimantan participated in by 12 countries -- Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Nepal, China, South Korea, Japan, Australia, Guam, Brunei Darussalam and Taipei.
APCYS is an annual scientific conference of secondary students of Asia Pacific as a forum to develop climate of scientific studies among the younger generation.
"We are pleased that the APCYS in Palangka Raya has been held in cooperation with the provincial administration and received appreciation from the International Committee," she said.
Gold medal winner in mathematics and as the best male researcher from Association of Asia Pacifik Physical Societies (AAPPS) was Hung Chi Sun of Taipei, Steven Sinatra of Indonesia won silver, Nasapat Khumtong of Thailand won silver and Nicest Poster Award.
In Life Science, Patanarapee WarasiWchai, Kulissara Palanuphap, Panisara Tantikitti of Thailand won silver with Darius Christian Ohee of Indonesia winning Special Award Best Prospect.
As for Pratical Application, Eunsol Cho, Ji Sun Lee, Yeongseong Yoon of South Korea won Special Award from the Department of Education of Central Kalimantan, Gusti Ayu Indah Lestari of Indonesia) won silver, Muhamad Hakim Razman and Muhamad Naufal Mohd Zani of Malaysia won bronze and Seah Ying Hang of Singapore won gold.
In Environmental Science, silver medal was won by Hao Yun-Hsu of Taipei, Veronica Swasti Paramitha Putri (Indonesia), and Nur Diyana Johan, Nazratul Uyun Saedun, Sayang Evana Zainuddin of Malaysia, PhaShamon Kongkhambut of Thailand with bronze won by Yonatan Esli Alexander Tidja of Indonesia) and Hedyla Zhenyi-Yap of Singapore.
Melody Grace Natalie of Indonesia won gold and The Best Female Researcher from AAPPS and Nicest Poster Award. Wong Wen Jun Lawrence, Chua Rui Kang Ryan, Ng Jun How Melvin of Singapore won gold and Nurul Amira Binti Mohd Saleh of Malaysia won bronze .
In Physics Heru Pralambang Indra Irawan of Indonesia won bronze, Peng Nam, Sean Ng of Singapore won silver and KriKanon SiroraKanakul of Thailand won gold.
Chen-Chieh Ping and Hao-Wen Dong of Taipei won gold and Special Award from Parliament of Central Kalimantan. In Computer Science, Lam Yun Shao Ranald of Singapore and Abduljabbar Kariya of Thailand won silver.(*/T007)
Editor : Nyoman Budhiana
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