ASIALICS 2015

Asian Association of Learning, Innovation,
and Coevolution Studies
Asian Association of Learning, Innovation,
and Coevolution Studies
www.asialics.lipi.go.id
September 15-17, 2015
Yogyakarta, Indonesia
12th International Conference
ASIALICS 2015
Innovation Driven Natural Resource Based Industry
Program Deadlines
Organized by
Supported by
● Deadline for paper submission
● Notification of paper acceptance
● Deadline for discounted registration
31 May 2015
15 June 2015
15 July 2015
● Deadline for full paper submission
1 August 2015
12th International Conference
ASIALICS 2015 YOGYAKARTA
Local Organizing Committee
Conference Objectives
Advisory Board
 Akmadi Abbas (Indonesian Institute of Sciences)
 Husein A. Akil (Indonesian Institute of Sciences)
 Jusman Syafii Djamal (National Innovation
Committee)
 Lukman Hakim (Indonesian Institute of Sciences)
 Umar Anggara Jenie (Universitas Gadjah Mada)
 Mohammad Nurcholis (Universitas
Pembangunan Nasional Veteran Yogyakarta)
 Bambang Subiyanto (Indonesian Institute of
ASIALICS aims to explore and develop the concept of learning,
innovation and competence building as an analytical framework.
The objective of ASIALICS is to stimulate the establishment of
knowledge based strategies for economic development in Asia. The
idea is to bring together interesting issues about what is going on in
Asian countries and companies and to share experiences regarding
methodology, analytical results and policies.
Sciences / Himpenindo)
 Dwi Sutjipto (PT Semen Indonesia Tbk)
 Harijono A. Tjokronegoro (Institut Teknologi
Bandung)
Chair Person
Siti N. Prijono (Indonesian Institute of Sciences)
Co-Chair Person
Trina Fizzanty (Indonesian Institute of Sciences)
Secretary
Wati Hermawati (Indonesian Institute of Sciences)
Nani Grace (Indonesian Institute of Sciences)
International Scientific Committee
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Erman Aminullah (LIPI, Indonesia)
Erik Baark (HKUST, Hong Kong)
Tan Sinh Bach (NISTPASS, Vietnam)
Zong-Tae Bae (KAIST, Korea)
P. Banerjee (NISTADS, India)
Pun-arj Chairatana (Noviscape Consulting
Group, Thailand)
Song Chen (Tongji Univ, China)
Hyun-Dae Cho (STEPI, Korea)
Seong-Pyo Cho (Kyungpook Nat’l Univ, Korea)
Jae-Yong Choung (KAIST, Korea)
Javier Diez (Univ. of Hannover, Germany)
Divina M. Edralin (De La Salle Univ, Philippines)
Peter Gammeltoft (Copenhagen Business
School, Denmark)
Shu-lin Gu (Tsinghua Univ, China)
Robert Hassink (Univ. of Kiel, Germany)
Mike Hobday (Univ. of Sussex, United Kingdom)
Patarapong Intarakumnerd (GRIPS, Japan)
Thiruchelvam K. (Univ. of Technology Malaysia,
Malaysia)
Byung-Keun Kim (Korea Univ. of Technology
and Education, Korea)
Youngbae Kim (KAIST, Korea)
Dong-Jin Koh (Samsung Electronics, Korea)
Masayuki Kondo (Yokohama Nat’l Univ., Japan)
V. V. C. Krishna (Jawaharlal Nehru Univ., India)
Rishi Krishnan (IIMB, India)
Dae-Shik Lee (Pusan Nat’l Univ., Korea)
Keun Lee (Seoul Nat’l Univ., Korea)
Kong-Rae Lee (DGIST, Korea)
Chaisung Lim (Konkuk Univ., Korea)
Kumiko Miyazaki (Tokyo Institute of Technology,
Japan)
Kyung-Jip Min (LG Hausys, Korea)
David C. Mowery (Univ. of California, U.S.A.)
Ngoc Tran Ca (NCSTP, Vietnam)
Fujio Niwa (GRIPS, Japan)
Rajah Rasiah (Univ. of Malaya, Malaysia)
Gee San (Nat’l Central Univ., Taiwan)
Jang-Sup Shin (Nat’l Univ. of Singapore,
Singapore)
Atsushi Sunami (GRIPS, Japan)
Tae-Kyung Sung (Jeonju Univ., Korea)
Jun Suzuki (GRIPS, Japan)
Aida L. Velasco (De La Salle Univ., Philippines)
Xiaobo Wu (Zhejiang Univ., China)
Lan Xue (Tsinghua Univ., China)
Conference Theme and Subthemes
Theme: “Innovation Driven Natural Resource Based Industry”
Sub themes:
1. Sectoral Innovation System (marine industry, agri-industry, herbal
medicine and functional food industry, petroleum and mineral
industry);
2. Innovation and Job Creation in Natural Resource Based Industry;
3. S&T Resource Mobility and International Research Collaboration in
Natural Resource Based Industry;
4. Incentive System to Promote Innovation Driven Natural Resource
Based Industry;
5. Managing Innovation: Putting Science into Practices in Natural
Resource Based Industry;
6. Promoting Life Sciences and Education Policy;
7. Bio-based
Technological
Convergence
(BioInformatics,
BioMedicine, BioTechnology, BioEntrepreneurship, BioNanotechnology, Biomaterial);
8. Entrepreneurship and Innovation Capacity in Natural Resource
Based Industry; and
9. Innovation policy to foster green natural resource based industry
(bio-based chemicals, green chemistry, green energy, etc.)
Paper Submission, Review, and Acceptance
Significant and original (unpublished) submissions are solicited. The
papers will be peer reviewed and upon acceptance, authors are
requested to submit their final version (if requested). Papers should
not exceed 8,000 words and should include an abstract of 100-150
words. For the paper submission guidelines, please see the
conference website. The accepted papers will be opened at the
conference website (www.asialics.lipi.go.id). Selected papers will be
published in Asian Journal of Technology Innovation and other
related journals after a peer review process.
Associated Journals
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Asian Journal of Technology Innovation (AJTI);
Science, Technology and
Society (STS); and
National Journal (e.g S&T Policy
and Management JournalPappiptek LIPI)
Asia Association of Learning, Innovation and Coevolution Studies
12th International Conference
September 15-17, 2015 I Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Invited Speakers
Dr. Michiko IIZUKA
Prof. Lukman HAKIM
Prof. Bengt - Åke LUNDVALL
UNU-MERIT, The Netherlands
Indonesian Institute of Sciences, Indonesia
Aalborg University, Denmark
Proposed Schedule
Pre-event:
September 14
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Registration
Committee Meeting
Dinner
Day 1
September 15
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Registration
Opening Ceremony
Keynote Speech
Poster and Exhibition
Paper Presentation
Welcome Dinner for all
participants
Day 2
September 16
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Keynote Speech
Poster and Exhibition
Paper Presentation
Conference remarks
and Closing
Day 3
September 17
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Full day : Borobudur
Temple and Konimex Half day : Prambanan
Temple and Keraton
Leaving of Participants
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Discover more on Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Yogyakarta (or Jogjakarta) has been known as The Never Ending Asia. Many say that a single visit to Jogja is
never enough. The list of things you can experience in Jogja may seem overwhelming, ranging from natural
splendors, art, tradition and heritages to culinary adventure. This is why Jogja is the second most visited
destination in Indonesia, after Bali.
Prambanan: The largest Hindu temple in Southeast Asia
The Kraton: Palace Fit For A Javanese King
Borobudur: The largest Buddhist temple in the world
Tugu Jogja: Landmark of Jogja City
Shop Till You Drop in Malioboro
Yogyakarta's traditional dances
Gudeg: Traditional food
12th International Conference
ASIALICS 2015 YOGYAKARTA
Conference Services
The conference website will be opened in Januari 2015 (www.asialics.lipi.go.id). Conference registration,
payment, hotel information, and registration for excursions to cultural and industrial sites will be available
online.
Registration
All ASIALICS 2015 attendees, including speakers and session chairs, must register and pay the registration fee to have
access to sessions and other events. Please visit the ASIALICS web page and click on 'On-line registration' to register for
the conference.
Venue
Registration Fees
Category
Discounted rate
Regular rate
before 15 July 2015
from16 July 2015
Foreign participants
USD 200
USD 230
Local participants
Rp. 1.000.000,-
Rp. 1.250.000,-
Foreign students
USD 100
Local students
Rp. 500.000,-
Accompanying
guest
Waiver(up to one person spouse only)
Royal Ambarrukmo Yogyakarta
Royal Ambarrukmo Yogyakarta, once Yogyakarta’s grandest hotel,
has been undergoing a great transformation to enthrall guests with
outstanding service and an exceptional experience.
The hotel is centrally located, within walking distance of the historic
and cultural districts with the city’s largest shopping mall right on
the doorstep, and is less than 10 minutes from Adisucipto
International Airport. Most of Yogyakarta’s must-see sites (the
Prambanan Temple, Sultan Palace, Kotagede and Malioboro) are
a short drive away. Today the legendary Ambarrukmo Hotel has
been reborn, and embraces both its historic heritage and the
modern comforts sought by today’s guests. The renovations to
both hotel and palace were made in keeping with the royal
palace’s true character and to bring back the glamour of the past
merged with 21th century technology.
Hotels Near The Conference Place
Royal Ambarrukmo Hotel
(247 rooms)
Rate starts from = $96
(Distance: 0 min)
Eastparc Hotel
(193 rooms)
Rate starts from = $94 (Distance: 3 min)
Transportations
Yogyakarta's Adisucipto International Airport (IATA: JOG), 8 km
east of town, is very close to Royal Ambarrukmo Hotel.
There are frequent (every two hour) connections on Garuda, the
national airline, to Jakarta (50 minutes) and 2-3 times a day (60
mins) to Denpasar, while other domestic airlines service both
Jakarta and Denpasar, as well as major cities in Java, Sumatra,
Kalimantan and Sulawesi. For international services, AirAsia
connects Yogyakarta to both Kuala Lumpur and Singapore while
Malaysia Airlines flies between Yogyakarta and Kuala Lumpur.
Silkair and Tigerair also flies from Singapore.
To take taxi is recommended from Yogyakarta Airport to Royal
Ambarrukmo Hotel and its satellites hotel. Pay at the taxi desk in
arrival terminal and then head for the official taxi rank. Give the
receipt to your driver, there is no need for any additional payment.
New Saphir Hotel
(206 rooms)
Rate starts from = $43
(Distance: 5 min)
Wisma MMUGM Hotel
(135 rooms)
Rate starts from = $26
(Distance: 15 min)