PROJECTS

After a 5.6-magnitude earthquake displaced 70,000 people in Cianjur, I created HiveFondasi, a plastic-waste-based soil stabilizer that reinforces weak ground for low-cost, earthquake-resistant housing. We are restoring 10 homes and reusing 2 tons of plastic waste per unit to support safer, more resilient communities.

Understanding that Indonesia is the second largest contributor to food waste, I took action by conducting enzyme research to optimize methane gas production from food waste. After successfully extracting methane from food waste, I distributed Litterase products to marginalized communities.

I engineered a bio-based erosion-control mat inspired by the pangolin’s interlocking scales to prevent nutrient loss and soil erosion on farms. It improved soil health and boosted crop yields by 53% in flood-prone areas, and is currently supporting two local farms.

Founded a global literary community of 700+ readers analyzing books across genres and themes such as culture, identity, and resistance. I also hosted a discussion with the author and producer of SORE: Istri Dari Masa Depan about its deeper themes and its journey from page to screen.

Feeding Hands is a non-profit organization dedicated to redistributing surplus food to underprivileged communities. With a focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, the organization has successfully redistributed over 220+ tons of food, simultaneously feeding those in need and reducing climate-warming methane from landfills.

Recognizing the lack of clean air in low-income areas, our team built low-cost air purifiers for schools. We also designed custom detection systems, including sensors that measure PM2.5 and PM10 to monitor air quality.

As an officer for ECON@JIS, I teach economics in bite-sized, easy-to-understand lessons so our members can learn comfortably and confidently. I also guide 30+ students in designing and writing their own comprehensive research papers on a wide range of economics topics.