Indonesia One Health University Network (INDOHUN) continues to strive to support the implementation of the laboratory biorisk management system (SMBL) through the One Health Laboratory Network (OHLN) program in university and government laboratories in order to improve safety and security in handling biological materials during the identification and detection of infectious diseases. emerging (PIE) […]
BSL3 (Biosafety Level 3) or ABSL3 (Animal Biosafety Level 3) is a laboratory safety level specifically designed for the research and manipulation of pathogenic microorganisms that can cause serious disease in humans or animals. BSL3/ABSL3 facilities adhere to strict standards in terms of design, equipment, and work protocols to prevent the spread of dangerous […]
Currently the field of emerging biotechnology and its application in the world and in Indonesia continues to grow rapidly, because it’s getting easier to perform and also cheaper. At the same time, issues of bioterrorism and research with the potential for dual use are also increasing. As a network that supports the establishment of integrated […]
The rapid development of biotechnology, such as microbiology and parasitology, food and plant materials, organism modification, genetic modification, and chemical modification, has broad implications. Besides supporting national economic growth, industrial development, and improving public health status, advanced biotechnology can also have negative implications if the technology misuse prevention is not taken into account. The development […]
INDOHUN through the OHLN program has held a COVID-19 Laboratory Management Workshop and Introduction to the Higher Education Laboratory Network Communication Forum (PT) on Thursday, 24 February 2022. Follow up on this initiative, INDOHUN has created a platform and organized a Web Social Network Socialization activity for the Laboratory Network Communication Forum in Higher Education […]
The COVID-19 pandemic is still affecting nearly every country on the planet, including Indonesia. Laboratory capacity in terms of COVID-19 inspection capability and safety must be increased. COVID-19 testing is a necessity for certain activities as well as one of the screening strategies for discovering COVID-19 instances in the community. Since the beginning of the […]
INDOHUN-OHLN as a program that focuses on strengthening the capacity of laboratories in Indonesia, continues to strive to facilitate laboratories at the university level to be able to implement the Laboratory Biorisk Management System (LBMS). Initiation around LBMS in the University laboratory has actually been carried out by INDOHUN-OHLN since 2019 and has successfully initiated […]
In order to continue the efforts to develop national policies regarding the implementation of the Laboratory Biorisiko Management System that has been done before, INDOHUN-OHLN continues to support the strengthening of biosafety and biosecurity programs in Indonesia. In response to that issue, on March 2, 2020, INDOHUN-OHLN held a Biocecurity and Biodefense Program Coordination and […]
By the end of 2018, INDOHUN-OHLN had succeeded in developing a Laboratory Assessment Tool (LAT) for the laboratory biorisk management system and guidelines for its use. The assessment tool is an important instrument for laboratories to be able to assess the facilities and capacity they have to become a standard laboratory in the field of […]
