Event Overview :
Join us for a GENERAL LECTURE by PROF. SUSUMU KITAGAWA

(Limited seats available. Only selected participants (approved onsite or online) will be notified via email)

The event continues with a YOUNG SCIENTIST MEETING an interactive discussion broadcast on BRIN TV—and THE INITIATION OF THE INDONESIAN MOF ASSOCIATION. This forum will address strategic steps for MOF research and funding schemes such as SATREPS, PKRI, and RIIM Strategic Invitation.

Event Schedule:
1. Nobel Laurate Lecture: Feb 4th, 2026, 08.00am - 12.00pm
2. Young Scientist Meeting: Feb 4th, 2026, 13.30 - 14.00pm
3. Initiation of the Indonesian MOF Association: Feb 4th, 2026, 13.30 - 14.00pm


Event Address: Graha Widya Bhakti, Gedung 123, Kawasan Sains dan Teknologi (KST) B.J. Habibie

Further information : secretariat.teammof@gmail.com
Contact person: Yenny Meliana / Firman Tri Ajie (0896 6863 0265/ 0813 9438 7025/ 0812 2178 944/ 0857 7974 3729)


Notes for Young Scientist Meeting Applicants:
The Young Scientist Meeting aims to enhance the capacity, insights, and networks of young researchers through direct interaction with the 2025 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry.

Terms and conditions:
A. Request motivation statement or CV applicant.
B. Primary Criteria
1. Young researchers/lecturers/graduate students/postdoctoral researchers (early- to mid-career researchers).
2. Maximum age of 40 (forty) years and equivalent to the career stage of a mid-level researcher.
3. Strong research track record: publications in reputable journals, international conference proceedings, or high-quality preprints, with a minimum Scopus H-index of 8 or Google Scholar H-index of 10.
C. Additional Criteria
1. Actively engaged in research and/or innovation activities.
2. Possesses a field of expertise or research track record demonstrating novelty and impact: innovative and with potential scientific and/or social impact.
3. Has received scientific awards, competitive grants, patents, or has made contributions to policy or applied science.
4. Involvement in scientific communities or mentoring activities.
5. Demonstrates potential for future research leadership.
6. Able to communicate scientifically in English.