Jakarta, Nov. 2 -- The Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Technology will organize the 2026 Indonesian Convention on Science, Technology, and Industry (KSTI) from Nov. 10 to 13, displaying around 500 research products from universities and other institutions.

Addressing the press in Jakarta on Monday, the ministry's Research and Development Director General Fauzan Adziman said the exhibits were selected from approximately 850 submitted proposals.

He also explained that KSTI would primarily seek to strengthen links between research, innovation, and industry to strengthen the science ecosystem while supporting economic growth and improving public welfare.

"Our top priority is to turn knowledge into impact. To that end, we are for...