At In2Bio3, we conduct innovative research and translate the outcomes into practical values and impactful solutions that are beneficial to society. In addition, we educate and train students and the next generation of scientists, preparing them to address global challenges in health, food, and environment.
Join us as we build a better future through innovative sciences.
In2Bio3 is a non-profit research and education organization (Yayasan Penelitian dan Pendidikan) established on the 7th of January 2026 through Decree of the Minister of Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number AHU-0000481.AH.01.04.Tahun 2026. Its administration office is located in South Tangerang, Indonesia. Approximately 18 scientists with diverse educational backgrounds and areas of scientific expertise are currently affiliated with In2Bio3, creating an interdisciplinary collaborative environment to tackle complex issues in public health, environmental sustainability, and sustainable economy.
The activities or programs of In2Bio3 are organized into three components: (1) research programs implemented through The BioInnovation Research Institute as the main element; (2) education & educational support programs administered by The BioInnovation Educational Center as a supporting element; and (3) community development & service programs delivered through The BioInnovation Community Services as an additional supporting element. Furthermore, The BioInnovation Research Institute of In2Bio3 is duly registered as a non-profit research institution at Indonesian National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) under the registration code of C02604210.
Our strategic vision is to become locally impactful and internationally respected hubs in Biosciences, Biotechnology, and Bioeconomy (Bio3), contributing to public health improvement as well as promoting sustainable economy and environmental sustainability. Towards achieving the vision, we set our mission:
1. The BioInnovation Research Institute: To conduct innovative research in Biosciences, Biotechnology, and Bioeconomy (Bio3) and translate research findings or results into practical solutions for improving public health, environment and socio-economy of the society.
2. The BioInnovation Educational Center: (i) To contribute to enhancing the quality of education and research in Indonesia by providing mentorship, guidance, and innovative learning environments for students and young generation; and (ii) To establish and operate an inclusive educational and research institute as a center of excellence in biosciences, biotechnology, and bioeconomy.
3. The BioInnovation Community Services: To apply Bio3 knowledge in community services and development, such as environmental protection, biodiversity conservation, genetic-based diagnosis of diseases and pathogens, disaster mitigation education, and food-water quality testing.
Research Projects
Community Services
Partnerships
Students Mentored
We strive to cultivate a culture of creativity and ingenuity in Biosciences, Biotechnology, and Bioeconomy
We believe in the power of partnerships to drive impactful research and translate the outcome for the benefits of the society
We are committed to applying our scientific knowledge for the betterment of society and the environment.
In Biosciences and Biotechnology, we investigate biodiversity and ecological processes in unique ecosystems. We conduct interdisciplinary research to explore the potential of marine and terrestrial bioresources for generating various valuable bioproducts (e.g. pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals, and biopesticides), and subsequently develop innovative approaches for applications that support health, food security, and environmental resilience. In Bioeconomy, we promote and support sustainable economic opportunities of the society, such as sustainable fisheries, ecotourism, aquaculture, and bioproduct innovation, which balance high productivity and climate change mitigation. We integrate local wisdom with scientific research and policy advocacy to contribute to community engagement & development, and biodiversity conservation.
In2Bio3 Principal Scientist
Multi-Omics & Synthetic Biology
Former Assistant Professor at
Hokkaido University, Japan (2020-2025)
Doctor in Biology - Microbiology, The University of Bonn, Germany (2012)
Doctor in Environmental Engineering, Hokkaido University, Japan (2018)
In2Bio3 Senior Scientist
Bioorganic Chemistry
Senior Researcher at National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN), Indonesia
Doctor in Chemistry, The University of Queensland, Australia (2017)
In2Bio3 Principal Scientist
Bioorganic Chemistry
Former Assistant Professor at
Osaka University, Japan (2010-2014)
Doctor in Organic Chemistry, Nagoya University, Japan (2007)
Eric Richard Oktavianus Siwu -ResearchGate
In2Bio3 Principal Scientist
Genetics and Bioecology
Professor at Sam Ratulangi University
Doctor in Marine Science & Coastal Engineering, Nagasaki University, Japan (1990)
In2Bio3 Senior Scientist
Nutraceutical & Food Biotechnology
Senior Lecturer at
Pelita Harapan University (UPH)
Doctor in Plant Molecular Biology & Protein Biochemistry, National Research Council of Canada (2001)
In2Bio3 Senior Scientist
Blue Bioeconomy
Public Policy Specialist at National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN)
Doctor in Public Policy Administration, University of Indonesia (2015)
In2Bio3 Senior Scientist
Bioinformatics, AI, & Biogeography
Senior Scientist at A*STAR Singapore
Doctor in Bioinformatics, Wageningen University, The Netherlands (2021)
In2Bio3 Scientist
Environmental Health & Engineering
Lecturer at Pattimura University
Doctoral student in Clinical Microbiology, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy (ongoing)
In2Bio3 Senior Scientist
Bioinformatics, AI, & Biogeography
Former Programmer at Bedford Institute of Oceanography, Canada
Doctor in Engineering Mathematics, Dalhousie University, Canada (2010)
In2Bio3 Scientist
Genetics and Bioecology
Lecturer at Pattimura University
Doctoral student in Animal Ecology, Hokkaido University, Japan (ongoing)
In2Bio3 Principal Scientist
Nutraceutical & Food Biotechnology
Principal Researcher at National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN)
Doctor in Biotechnology, Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia (2014)
In2Bio3 Scientist
Biobusiness & Bioentrepreneurship
Lecturer at University of Papua
Doctor in Project Management, University of South Australia, Australia, (2025)
Doctoral student, University of Indonesia, (ongoing)
In2Bio3 Senior Scientist
Multi-Omics and Synthetic Biology
Lecturer at Udayana University
Doctor in Molecular Plant Science & Natural Product Biochemistry, Washington State University, USA (2017)
In2Bio3 Treasurer
Corporate Secretary at ZEF Energi
Diploma 3 in Secretarial Studies at Indonesian Adventist University (1992)
In2Bio3 Scientist
Biobusiness & Bioentrepreneurship
Lecturer at University of Papua
Master in Agribusiness, Hasanuddin University, Indonesia (2015)
In2Bio3 Scientist
Climate Change & Disaster Management
Lecturer at Widya Mandira Kupang University
Doctor in Hydrology and Disaster Mitigation, Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia (2024)
Human noroviruses are excreted in feces from infected individuals and included in wastewater. It is critical to remove/inactivate them in wastewater treatment processes, particularly in the disinfection step, before release to aquatic environments. However, the high mutation rates of human noroviruses raise concerns about the emergence of strains that are less susceptible to disinfectants and can survive even after wastewater treatment.
We are open to collaborations and partnerships in research, education, and community services.
Please contact us at in2bio3.foundation@gmail.com
