M. H. Rajagukguk
https://orcid.org/my-orcid?orcid=0009-0000-9919-5781&justRegistered=true
Master of Medical Intelligence Program, College of Medical Intelligence, Indonesia,
Indonesia
M. Santoso
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=_oB6HZoAAAAJ&hl=en
Research Organization for Nuclear Energy (ORTN), National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN), Jl. Tamansari 71, Bandung, 40132, West Java, Indonesia
Indonesia
Prof. Muhayatun Santoso, a Principal Expert Researcher at the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN), is known as an expert in the field of nuclear technology. Born with high dedication, Prof. Muhayatun has an important role in promoting the role of women in the world of nuclear technology.
In an effort to fight for women's involvement, Prof. Muhayatun revealed that less than a quarter of women work in the field of nuclear technology worldwide. As a guest speaker in BRIN's Super Talkshow in commemoration of Mother's Day, she emphasized the importance of involving women in various fields of work related to nuclear technology.
Although nuclear technology still has a negative connotation in society, Prof. Muhayatun argued that its utilization can be applied to various sectors. She highlighted concerns and fears related to work in this field, even though nuclear technology has enormous benefits.
Prof. Muhayatun also explained that nuclear technology can be used in various fields, such as health with the use of radioisotopes for disease diagnosis, agriculture with genetic engineering mutations for superior plants, environment for pollution detection, and energy for power generation.
In her research focus, Prof. Muhayatun is more specialized in the field of environment and health. She uses nuclear technology for environmental characterization, assisting in the analysis of air pollution and its impacts, and identifying sources of pollutants. In addition, she is also involved in the analysis of malnutrition, especially related to stunting, by utilizing nuclear technology characterization.
With her impressive work, Prof. Muhayatun Santoso has made a major contribution in understanding and optimizing the use of nuclear technology for the progress and sustainability of the Indonesian nation.
B. M. Ratmono
https://rayyana.id/penulis/barito-mulyo
State Intelligence Agency, South Jakarta City, Special Capital Region of Jakarta, Indonesia
Indonesia
Inspector General of Police Dr. Barito Mulyo Ratmono, S.I.K., M.Si., born in Jakarta on November 18, 1974, is the first son of H. Mulyono and Hj. Ratna. He is married to Hening Fitricia, S.E., M.M., and blessed with two children, Aurelia Putri Rifito and Fathan Putra Rifito. Barito completed his primary and junior high school education in Jakarta, then continued his education at SMA Taruna Nusantara Magelang (First Batch). He pursued his highest academic education in the Doctoral Program of Cultural and Media Studies at Gadjah Mada University - Yogyakarta in 2013, graduating with honors.
His police education includes: Akpol (graduated in 1996) with the name Batalyon Wira Satya; PTIK (graduated in 2005); Sespimmen (graduated in 2011); and National Leadership Training Level I at the National Administration Institute (graduated in 2020). Barito has held various positions during his career, including Kapolsek Selektif Purwokerto and Kasat Intelkam Polres Cilacap Polda Jawa Tengah, Kasat Intelkam Polres Singkawang Polda Kalimantan Barat, Kasubag Evaluasi dan Validasi Akpol, Kapolres Konawe Polda Sulawesi Tenggara, and Vice Director of Intelkam Polda Jawa Barat. Currently, he serves as an Expert Staff at the State Intelligence Agency.
Barito has undertaken various overseas assignments, conducting research in policy and education, as well as participating in state negotiations. Some of the countries he has been assigned to include Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Japan, the United States, China, and Russia. His research contributions encompass a wide range of topics, including the analysis of threats to Pancasila ideology, cyber-hoaxes and their implications for national security stability, the implementation of Polmas policy, human trafficking at the Entikong border in West Kalimantan, public reception of hoaxes on social media in the era of digital democracy, the influence of social media on social conflicts in the 2019 general elections, new media and social changes in Indonesian society, and analysis of hoaxes about Covid-19 drugs and vaccines and their implications for public behavior, among others.
Barito has authored several books, including "Rereading the Culture of the Indonesian National Police: A Critical Reflection from Within" (2014), "Pancasila in the Whirlwind of Global Ideological Movements: Strategic Analysis of Pancasila Ideology in the Dynamics of Indonesian Politics" (2017), "Cyber-hoaxes and Their Implications for National Security Stability: Political Threat Analysis in Cyberspace and the Potential Disintegration of the Nation" (2018), "Lies in the Virtual World" (2018), "Democracy in the Post-Truth Era" (2021), and "Social Media Between Two Poles" (2021).
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