Yogyakarta, October 2, 2026 – The Faculty of Pharmacy, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), welcomed PT Dexa Medica for a visit aimed at strengthening the implementation of the preclinical testing collaboration already established between the two institutions. The activity, held on Friday (2/10), reflects the commitment of both institutions to strengthening collaboration between academia and industry in the fields of health and pharmaceutical research and development.
The activity began with a discussion between representatives of PT Dexa Medica and the Faculty of Pharmacy UGM. The discussion focused on the implementation of the preclinical testing collaboration, including opportunities to develop research activities and utilize the expertise and facilities available at the Faculty of Pharmacy to support PT Dexa Medica’s research needs.
Following the discussion, the activity continued with a visit to the Animal Center of the Faculty of Pharmacy UGM. During the visit, the PT Dexa Medica delegation had the opportunity to directly observe the laboratory facilities and supporting infrastructure used for preclinical testing. The visit provided a more comprehensive overview of the available facilities and is expected to support the smooth implementation of the collaboration between the two institutions.
The collaboration between PT Dexa Medica and the Faculty of Pharmacy UGM highlights the importance of synergy between industry and academia in promoting high-quality and impactful research. Through this collaboration, the academic expertise and research facilities of the Faculty of Pharmacy UGM can be integrated with industry needs to support the development of pharmaceutical products and innovations in healthcare.
This activity also contributes to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being, through support for research and development in healthcare, and SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals, through strengthening strategic collaboration between higher education institutions and industry. Continued collaboration between the two institutions is expected to foster research-based innovations that contribute to improving the quality of health and well-being in society.
Author: Tiara | Photo: Deny
