Guidelines Book of SICBAS 2021

THE 2nd SRIWIJAYA INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
ON BASIC AND APPLIED SCIENCES

November 2, 2021
GUIDELINES BOOK
Hosted by:
FACULTY OF MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCES, SRIWIJAYA UNIVERSITY | UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA TERENGGANU
THE 2nd SRIWIJAYA INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON BASIC AND APPLIED SCIENCES (SICBAS 2021)
Message from Rector of Sriwijaya University

Prof. Dr. Ir. H. Anis Saggaff, MSCE, IPU
Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to take this opportunity to welcome all participants of this conference by first offering praise and
gratitude to the presence of God Almighty for all His blessings and graces so that we can gather here in this online room in excellent
condition and health.
Distinguished keynote speakers and invited speakers, guests, and participants of the 2nd Sriwijaya International Conference on Basic and Applied Sciences with
the theme Sciences Development in The New Era. The Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Sriwijaya University, is delighted to host this conference.
Right now, the world is not doing well. Various challenges come and go, one of which is the Covid-19 pandemic that has hit all countries worldwide. As humans,
we are responsible for the continuity of life today and in the future. Science is the answer key in overcoming existing problems. However, science must be applied
correctly so that its benefits can directly impact human welfare. As a researcher, we also need to realize that research cannot be done independently. Therefore,
the professional collaboration interdisciplinary, both national and international, is needed. It intended to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the
application of science for the sustainability of human life. Following the vision and mission of Sriwijaya University to become a world-class research university,
this international conference was held to facilitate natural and social scientists to meet, exchange, and promote their knowledge and technology so that they can
be utilized now or in the future. Hopefully, with the knowledge we have, we can make a real contribution in realizing an Indonesia that is superior, independent,
and able to compete and prosper its people.
To all our valued guests and participants, thank you for being here. Again, welcome and enjoy the conference.
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Time Schedule of SICBAS Zoom Application Meeting: https://s.id/SICBAS-2021

November 2, 2021 Meeting ID: 994 1499 3472; Passcode: 449059
Time (UTC +7) Agenda Note
07.00 – 08.00 Registration Committee
OPENING CEREMONY
08.00 – 08.15 Opening MC
Traditional Dance of South Sumatera IT Team
Indonesia National Anthem: Indonesia Raya IT Team
08.15 – 08.20 Welcoming Speech
Dean of Mathematics and Natural Sciences Hermansyah, M.Si, Ph.D
08.20 – 08.25 Opening Speech
Rector of Sriwijaya University Prof. Dr. Ir. H. Anis Saggaff, MSCE, IPU
08.25 – 08.30 Online photo session IT Team
08.30 – 08.35 Pray Dr. Addy Rahmat, M.Si
PLENARY SESSION
08.35 – 10.45 Keynote Speakers Presentation
Keynote 1 (15 minutes)

Department of Physics, Sao Paulo State University Prof. Marcelo Ornaghi Orlandi

Department of Chemistry, Sriwijaya University Prof. Dr. Poedji Loekitowati Hariani, M.Si

Department of Biology, The American University in Cairo Assoc. Prof. Walid Fouad, Ph.D

Institute of Marine Biotechnology, Malaysia Terengganu University Prof. Dr. Fadzilah Adibah Abdul Majid

School of Mathematics, University of Leeds, United Kingdom Assoc. Prof. Dr. Arief Gusnanto
Discussion (30 minutes)

Chairs Dr. Fitri Maya Puspita, M.Sc
10.45 – 10.55 Break Committee
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10.55 – 12.40 Invited Speakers Presentation
Invited Speaker 1 (15 minutes)

The National Research and Innovation Agency Dr. Dede Heri Yuli Yanto

Bandung Institute of Technology/Sumatera Institute of Technology Acep Purqon, Ph.D

Malaysia Terengganu University Dr. Yosie Andriani HS

Malaya University Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zailan bin Siri

Department of Biology, Lampung University Endang Linirin Widiastuti, Ph.D
Discussion (30 minutes)

Chairs Gusti Diansyah, M.Sc
12.40 – 13.00 Break Committee
PARALLEL SESSION
13.00 – 13.30 Parallel session preparation Committee and Participants
13.30 – 16.45 Parallel session Committee and Participants
CLOSING CEREMONY
16.45 – 17.00 Announcement of The Best Presenter MC
Closing Remarks by The Chairman of SICBAS 2021 Dr. Muhammad Said, MT
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General Conference Participant Guidelines

These guidelines are for all SICBAS conference participants (presenters, chairs, and discussants) to establish expectations.
To encourage interdisciplinary discussion among conference participants and audience members, we want to encourage:
• Participants have registered for the conference using the registration form on SICBAS 2021's website.
• Participants must attend the opening and closing ceremony via the Zoom Meeting application (https://s.id/SICBAS-2021)
• Interaction among session participants beforehand to maximize audience participation on the day of the session.
• Distillation of the research by the discussant(s) to identify its unique contribution to policy.
• Identification of relationships among the research presented, either by the presenters themselves or by the discussants.
• Give and take among participants—especially between researchers and practitioners.
• Creation of an environment to enhance understanding of issues and the attendant research informing them.
• e-Certificate will be given to the participant if the participant fills in the attendance list 2 times (at the beginning and the end of
the opening ceremony)
• Participants are expected to attend the closing ceremony in the afternoon.
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Guidelines for Presenters

You received an email with contact information for all the people participating in your session (other presenters and chairs). The
following format is suggested as it has been found to work well within the 8 minutes time frame allotted for your presentation. Presenters
must attend and fill in the attendance list for the opening ceremony, parallel session, and closing ceremony to get an e-certificate
Explanation
Begin with a one-minute overview of the paper that includes the central question addressed and the major conclusions, to the
extent possible. Follow with the reasons listeners ought to accept the paper's conclusions: the underlying theory, description of
the evidence, methodological defense of the evidence, and connection to (and improvement upon) the existing literature. This
exposition differs from a journal article, but it is more appropriate to a conference format. Again, speaking is a more effective
way to get an explanation across than reading.
Presentation Technology
It is highly encouraged to utilize PowerPoint to prepare and display presentations. Presenters will need to provide their computers
and internet network. The Program Committee urges all conference participants to ensure that this technology does not interrupt
or delay a session. With a strict 35 minutes per panel session, even a minor delay can greatly hamper the success of a panel.
Remember that there will be less than 30 minutes available for setting up equipment before the start of most sessions.
Contents and Format of Presentation Slides

Try to economize on the number of slides in a presentation. Slides should be readable and displayed long enough for viewers to
comprehend the message they are supposed to convey (720p or 1080p for the video resolution). A good rule of thumb is one
substantive slide (a key exhibit, not an outline page) for every two minutes of presentation (or no more than 6 or 7 total slides per
presentation). Slides should serve as an aid but should not be read directly.
Note: Meeting ID and password for opening/closing ceremony and parallel session are different.
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Guidelines for Chairs

The chair can be critical to the success of a session. The principal challenge for a chair is to enforce time allotments. A presenter that
runs over their allotted time uses time that belongs to another presenter or the audience. Therefore, SICBAS Committee asks chairs to
do the following:
Start the session on time and state the ground rules at the beginning of the discussion, including timing and commitment to the
discussion. Note that observing stated time limits shows respect for other presenters and the audience. Introduce all participants at the
beginning of the session. Monitor the clock. Presenters who appear to be off-track for completion on time should be cautioned mid-
presentation. SICBAS committee will supply co-chair to help chairs share screen the presenter's presentation via zoom meeting
application. In discussion session move, chairs need quickly to an open discussion that involves the audience. Be prepared to initiate
the question period if the audience is not engaged and ensure that questions and statements from the audience are short and to the
point.
In selecting the best presenter, the chair is asked to assess the presenter based on the criteria provided.
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BEST PRESENTER CRITERIA
Room :
Chair :
Body Language
No Name of Presenter Time Control Fluently Authentic Total
(Eye contact & facial expressions)
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Scale: 1-10
Palembang, 2nd November 2021
Chair,
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Parallel Session Meeting ID: 920 5566 5463

Room: Mathematics Passcode: 448682
Moderator: Dr. Bambang Suprihatin, M.Si https://zoom.us/j/92055665463?pwd=R25lUDZIQW
IxQUxPSTZIaEc5ei9XQT09
Co-Chair: M. Syahxeran
No Time (UTC +7) Paper ID Presenter Paper Title
1 13.30 - 13.38 ABS-18 Sisca Octarina The Genetic Algorithm Approach in Solving Set Covering Model to Determine The
Temporary Waste Disposal Sites in Kemuning Sub-District Palembang
2 13.38 - 13.46 ABS-22 Nael hussein improved incentive pricing model of wireless pricing scheme with end-to-end delay
attribute
3 13.46 - 13.54 ABS-41 Irmeilyana Hypothesis Testing in The Study of The Characteristics of Pagaralam Coffee Farmers as
Herbicide Reductant Users
4 13.54 - 14.02 ABS-42 Fitri Maya Puspita Sensitivity Analysis of Layout Model Improved Dynamic Spectrum dan Traffic
Management in Internet Financing Scheme on Fair Network dan Selfish User DSL-LTE
Multiple QoS
5 14.02 - 14.10 ABS-43 Indrawati Validate Proof of Information Service Financing Scheme Model by Using The Customer
Self-Selection Bundling Strategy Based on Quasi-Linear Utility Functions
14.10 - 14.20 Discussion
6 14.20 - 14.28 ABS-44 Robinson Sitepu Robust Set Covering Problem in Determining The Optimal Location of Emergency Units
in Palembang City with Unknown Distance
7 14.28 - 14.36 ABS-48 Evi Yuliza Robust optimization model and its solution on the garbage vehicle route problem with
time windows
8 14.36 - 14.44 ABS-51 Yulia Resti Rain event prediction performance based on empirical study
9 14.44 - 14.52 ABS-55 Maharani Ahsani Ummi Comparison of Wavelet Method for Segmentation of High-Throughput Data
10 14.52 - 15.00 ABS-86 Yanita Picture on The Second Homotopy Module of Presentation of Direct Product Group
11 15.10 -15.18 ABS-87 Rusdi Ahmad The Commutation Matrices of Diagonal and Secondary Diagonal Matrices
12 15.18 - 15.26 ABS-94 Sudirman Dynamic Model of Online Gaming Addiction Rates in Adolescent Age Groups
13 15.26 - 15.34 ABS-95 Novi Nur Aini Comparison of Kriging and Neural Network Methods in Interpolation of Rainfall
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14 15.34 - 15.42 ABS-96 Hazrina Ishmah Multiple Discriminant Analysis Altman Z-Score, Multiple Discriminant Analysis Stepwise
and K-Means Cluster For Classification of Financial Distress Status in Manufacturing
Companies Listed On The Indonesia Stock Exchange 2019
15 15.42 - 15.50 ABS-106 Siti Mutmainah Pictorial Representation of Blind Students
16 16.00 - 16.08 ABS-108 Ali Amran Data Exploration of Several Items of Tracer Study Questions for Sriwijaya University
Graduates
17 16.08 - 16.16 ABS 109 Dian Cahyawati Region Grouping in South Sumatera Province Based On The Similarity of Covid19 Cases
18 16.16 - 16.24 ABS-30 Endang Sri Kresnawati Fuzzy Model for Risk Classification of Stroke
19 16.24 - 16.32 ABS-47 Shania Putri Andhini Combination of Artificial Neural Networks and Particle Swarm Optimization on Air
Quality Prediction
20 16.32 - 16.40 ABS-52 Yulia Resti Performance of plastic-type prediction using Decision Tree approach
21 16.40 - 16.48 ABS-99 Arrival Rince Putri Stability Analysis of The Rumor Spreading Model of Indonesia Twitter Case
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Room: Physics Passcode: 393184
Chair: Dr. Menik Ariani, M.Si https://zoom.us/j/92227176532?pwd=UGJ6RytnOD
RHby94VGEvc096YU1IUT09
Co-Chair: Kevin Pangestu
1 13.30 - 13.38 ABS-10 Yosef Sarwanto Studying on filler of paint for an experimental power reactor building
2 13.38 - 13.46 ABS-105 Frendi Maulana A simple overview of PEC system water splitting process for hydrogen production.
3 13.46 - 13.54 ABS-61 Handoko Subawi Effect of physical parameters on the formation of yttrium iron garnet by dry pressing
method for microwave ferrite circulator
4 13.54 - 14.02 ABS-29 M. Jauhar Kholili Design of Muon Detector for Monitoring the Building Material Crack for the
Earthquake-resistant House in Indonesia
5 14.02 - 14.10 ABS-32 Jesi Pebralia The Preliminary Study of Servo Motor Capability of Type MG996R in the Design of
Smart-Trashbin Based on SR04 Ultrasonic Sensors
14.10 -14.20 Discussion
6 14.20 - 14.28 ABS-33 Tika Restianingsih Preliminary Study of Application Flex Sensor and Soil Moisture Sensor for Designing
Landslide Detection System Based on Arduino Uno Microcontroller
7 14.28 - 14.36 ABS-34 Yoza Fendriani Application of Electrocoagulation Method Based On Multiple Filter System For Liquid
Batik Waste Management In Jambi City
8 14.36 - 14.44 ABS-35 Lenny Marlinda Development of Soil Nutrient Measurement System Based on TCS3200 Color Sensor
and Arduino Uno Microcontroller
9 14.44 - 14.52 ABS-14 Livian Teddy Applying SVA of Architecture Design and ETABS in the Process of Designing Earthquake-
Resistant Buildings
10 14.52 - 15.00 ABS-36 Muhammad Adnan Application of photovoltaic cells as detector in a visible light communication (VLC)
Firmansyah systems receiver with laser diodes as the transmitter
11 15.10 -15.18 ABS-37 A Abqori Nasrullah Application of photovoltaic cells as the receivers detector in a visible light
communication (VLC) system with LED as the transmitter
12 15.18 - 15.26 ABS-16 Melenia Tambunan Effects Of Additive Composition 1% And 1.5% Na2O On Physical Properties, Magnetic,
Structure Crystal And Microstructure On Magnets Barium Ferrite
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13 15.26 - 15.34 ABS-65 Akmal Johan Comparative Study of Reflection Loss of Microwave Absorbing Materials from Single
Phase Co1-xZnxFe2O4 and CoFe2O4/LaFeO3 Composites
14 15.34 - 15.42 ABS-81 Budiman Nasution Simulation of the Response of a Brick-Walled Multi-Story Building Structure to
Earthquake Lateral Loads Using Finite Element Method
15 15.42 - 15.50 ABS-15 Melenia Tambunan Effect Of Na2CO3 Composition On The Properties Physical, Magnetic And Crystal
Structures In Barium Ferrite Magnet
16 16.00 - 16.08 ABS-8 Khalil The Effects of Calcination on Mineral Composition and Physical Properties of Rock and
Oyster Shell Derived from Different Sources
17 16.08 - 16.16 ABS-23 Siti Nur^aini Analysis of Physical Properties and Phase Transformation In TiO2 Due To Sintering
Temperature Variation
18 16.16 - 16.24 ABS-39 Dede Martino Influence of Drying Time and Temperature for Water Content of Red Chili (Capsicum
annuum L.) Using Sanggai Technology
19 16.24 - 16.32 ABS-49 Widyo Nugroho On the selection of a prior distribution for estimating pipe failure parameters in water
supply networks
20 16.32 - 16.40 ABS-50 Widyo Nugroho Effect of flow discharge and hydraulic pressure on the PRV operation pattern in water
distribution networks
21 16.40 - 16.48 ABS-73 Nanang Fauzi Manufacture and Characterization of Conductive Carbon From Coconut Fiber and Its
Composites For Fuel Cell Electrodes
22 16.48 - 16.56 ABS-74 Marzuki Naibaho Coconut Coir Carbon Fiber and Its Application for Electrical Conductivity
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Room: Chemistry 1 Passcode: 172363
Chair: Dr. rer. nat. Mardiyanto, M.Si https://zoom.us/j/96893302064?pwd=VStWZThhNT
NaZXVWREtuQWk3anpUZz09
Co-Chair: M. Hidayat
1 13.30 - 13.38 ABS-4 Budi Riza Putra A facile electrochemical sensor based on composite of electrochemically reduced
graphene oxide and PEDOT:PSS modified glassy carbon electrode for uric acid detection
2 13.38 - 13.46 ABS-9 Ester Magdalena Sitompul Development Of Chalcone Synthesis: Optimization Of Synthetic Method
3 13.46 - 13.54 ABS-11 Desnelli Desnelli Synthesis and Characterization of Chitosan-ZnO
4 13.54 - 14.02 ABS-13 Ulfa Pratiwi Diterpenoid compounds from ethyl acetate extract of Sungkai (Peronema canescens)
leaves
5 14.02 - 14.10 ABS-19 Astri Nurmayansih Photocatalytic activity of MnFe2O4 coated PEG 4000 for photocatalysis of Methylene
Blue
6 14.20 - 14.28 ABS-27 Zainal Fanani The Effect of Flow Rate and Height of Column of Fluidized Bed on the Neutralization of
Natural Zeolite by Fluidization Method
7 14.28 - 14.36 ABS-46 Widia Purwaningrum The Synthesis of ZnO-Fe Composite Using Sol-Gel Method and Its Application as
Methylene Blue Photodegradation
8 14.36 - 14.44 ABS-53 Ahmad Fatoni Synthesis and Characterization of Chitosan Sulfate Nanoparticles
9 14.44 - 14.52 ABS-56 Budi Lukman Hakim Utilization of natural anthraquinones and p-allylphenol as qualified hand sanitizer
ingredients to meet health organization standards
10 14.52 - 15.00 ABS-59 Addy Rachmat Synthesis and application of Ga2O3-sulfated zirconia mesopore on lauric acid
esterification
11 15.10 -15.18 ABS-62 Nurhaida Nurhaida Isolation and screening of endophytic fungi from johar leaves (Senna siamea Lamk)
12 15.18 - 15.26 ABS-64 Febriani Febriani Bioethanol Production By Simultaneous Sacharification Fermentation (SSF) On Corncob
Using Local Yeast Isolate
13 15.26 - 15.34 ABS-66 Muhammad Iqbal Antioxidant Activity of Gandarusa (Justicia gendarussa Burm. F.) Leaves Fractions by The
DPPH and FRAP Methods
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14 15.34 - 15.42 ABS-67 Jessica Ajeng Putri Antioxidant Capacity from Cataract Flower (Hippobroma longiflora) Leaves Extract
Fractions by the DPPH and FRAP Methods
15 15.42 - 15.50 ABS-76 Icha Amelia Preparation of Fe/Al Alloys with Variations in Composition and Its Application as
Hydrogen Storage in Metal Hydride Systems
16 16.00 - 16.08 ABS-75 Bambang Yudono Palm Oil Mill Effluent (POME) Processing With Iron Electrode Electrocoagulation
Method
17 16.08 - 16.16 ABS-5 Lydia Ajeng Meagahaque The Influence of Temperature On The Synthesis of Azelic From Moringa oleifera Seed
Oil Through The Oxidantion Process Using Potassium Permanganat
18 16.16 - 16.24 ABS-12 Ezra Rheinsky Tiarsa Stability improvement of alpha amylase enzyme from Aspergillus fumigatus by
immobilization onto bentonite matrix
19 16.24 - 16.32 ABS-24 Fahma Riyanti Effect of Alkaline concentration and temperature on Fe3O4 by synthesis by the co
precipitation method
20 16.32 - 16.40 ABS-3 Rizki Marcony Surya
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Room: Chemistry 2 Passcode: 808044
Chair: Prof. Dr. Muharni, M.Si https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89247942935?pwd=ZEx
PVk55Y3N3djIzOWtaaWt3NFhVQT09
Co-Chair: Dini Fathia
1 13.30 - 13.38 ABS-107 Eliza Antibacterial Activity of Ludwigia octovalvis
2 13.38 - 13.46 ABS-17 Dina Yuspita Sari In Vitro Anthelmintic Activity of Sappanwood (Caesalpinia sappan L.) Ethanol Extract
Againts Ringworm (Ascaridia galli)
3 13.46 - 13.54 ABS-60 Ratna Widyasari Acute Toxicity Test of Ethanol Extract and N-Hexan Fraction of Tiger Milk (Lignosus
rhinocerus sp.) Against Larva of Artemia salina L Using The Brine Shrimp Lethality Test
(BSLT)
4 13.54 - 14.02 ABS-84 Indah Yusni Determine of Methanolic Extracts of Seagrass Enhalus acoroides and Cymodocea
rotundata and Taurine Exract On HeLa Cervical Cancer Cells By In-Vitro
5 14.02 - 14.10 ABS-85 Sabti Martini Determination Supresor Gene (P53) On Adduction of Taurine and Ethanol Extract From
Padina sp. And Sargassum sp. To Hela Cells In-Vitro
6 14.20 - 14.28 ABS-57 Maulida Oktaviani Decolorization of Methylen Blue Dye by Laccase from Trametes hirsuta EDN 082
immobilized in Nanocellulose-Alginate Beads
7 14.28 - 14.36 ABS-79 Widya Twiny Rizki Synthesis of SnO2/MnO Composites and the Application as Photodegradation
Methylene Blue
8 14.36 - 14.44 ABS-80 Wan Ryan Asri Synthesis of TiO2/FeO Composite and Its Application for The Photodegradation of
Direct Blue
9 14.44 - 14.52 ABS-38 RA Hoetary Tirta Amallia Investigation of river and soil water quality at gold ore processing sites
10 14.52 - 15.00 ABS-98 Arisa Sri Martalita Modification and application of nanocrystalline cellulose as reinforcement materials
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Room: Biology 1 Passcode: 415840
Chair: Dr. Sarno, M.Si https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87925477960?pwd=b21
wQTBNMHJVeEh3M2c1K2djUHBhdz09
Co-Chair: Hardy Ilmi Madjid
1 13.30 - 13.38 ABS-1 Priyo Susatyo Reproductive Aspect Of Rice Field Eels (Monopterus Albus Zuiew) Captured In The
Natural Habitat As A Model For Observation Of Conservation And Sustainable
Cultivation
2 13.38 - 13.46 ABS-7 Mohammod Effects of short-term dietary supplementation of host probiotics on growth
Kamruzzaman Hossain performances, fatty acid composition, gut, and muscle histo-morphology of Malaysian
Mahseer, Tor tambroides post larvae
3 13.46 - 13.54 ABS-21 Laila Hanum Barcoding DNA of Red Rice Local Varieties South Sumatra Based On matK Gene
4 13.54 - 14.02 ABS-54 Trisnowati Budi Composition and Abundance of Collembola Soil Surface in Agrotourism Serang,
Ambarningrum Purbalingga
5 14.02 - 14.10 ABS-58 Nurmalinda Siregar Improvement of Chemical Properties of Sandy Soils Through Application of Biogas
Sludge Based on Organic Waste
6 14.20 - 14.28 ABS-20 Enda Kartika Sari Economic Valuation of Clean Water Ecosystem Services as the Impact of Opening Forest
Areas into Highland Coffee Plantations Buay Pemaca of South OKU District: by
Replacement Cost Methode
7 14.28 - 14.36 ABS-69 Kurratul Aini Antibacterial Activity of Endophytic Fungi SJ21 and SJ23 isolated from the stem of
Syzygium jambos (L.) Alston
8 14.36 - 14.44 ABS-70 Yustina Hapida Effect of jambu bol plant extract (Syzygium malaccense) as an antibacterial Salmonella
typhi and Staphylococcus aureus
9 14.44 - 14.52 ABS-71 Syarifah Syarifah Study Antioxidant Activity of Endophytic Fungi From Stem Bark of Jambu Nasi-nasi
(Syzygium zeylanicum) and Its Host Extracts
10 14.52 - 15.00 ABS-101 Ima Khomsani Impact of Pandemic on Children Character Education In Magelang City
11 15.10 -15.18 ABS-72 Jarulis Genetic Character of Enggano Hill Myna (Gracula religiosa enganensis) Based on
Mitochondrial DNA 16S rRNA
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12 15.18 - 15.26 ABS-78 Anis Amirah Binti Anti-inflammatory and oral toxicity assessment of R-38TM: A traditional herbal
Mohamad supplement for arthritis
13 15.26 - 15.34 ABS-89 Honesty Nurizza Pinanti Anti-Breast Cancer Potential Analysis of Phytochemical Compounds in Selaginella
doederleinii Hieron Leaves Extract through in silico Study
14 15.34 - 15.42 ABS-110 Ummi Hiras Habisukan Isolation, Antibacterial and Antioxidant Activity Secondary Metabolite Compound from
Ethyl Acetate Extract of Jambu Air Bark (Syzygium aqueum)
15 15.42 - 15.50 ABS-2 Rajif Iryadi Habitat Suitability Modeling for Lantana camara in Java and Bali Using Biodiversity and
Climate Change Virtual Laboratory (BCCVL)
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Room: Biology 2 Passcode: 790572
Chair: Dr. Laila Hanum, M.Si https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89289031802?pwd=dnJ
GUG9nQlIyeUFGVmZRRWsxNWpTUT09
Co-Chair: Remi Akbarimansyah
1 13.30 - 13.38 ABS-93 Rian Oktiansyah Bay Leaves (Syzygium polyanthum) Extract as Repellent of Culex quinquefasciatus
2 13.38 - 13.46 ABS-97 Arida Susilowati Woody species structure and regeneration status in keruing (Dipterocarpus spp.)
habitat, Tangkahan Gunung Leuser National Park
3 13.46 - 13.54 ABS-100 Hary Widjajanti Bioremediation of Spent Bleaching Earth (SBE) by an Indigenous Lipolytic Bacteria
Consortium With Variations of Humadity, pH, and Incubation Time
4 13.54 - 14.02 ABS-104 Deni Elfiati Bioactive compounds and antifungal potential of endophytic fungi from Styrax
sumatrana plant from Aek Nauli North Sumatra
5 14.02 - 14.10 ABS-6 Ida Munfarida Comparative assessment of river water quality based on macro-invertebrate
community structures as biological indicators in three rivers of East Java
6 14.20 - 14.28 ABS-25 Salni Antidiarrheal Activity of N Hexane and Ethyl Acetate Fraction of Karamunting Leaves
(Rhodomyrtus tomentosa Ait. Hassk) to White Rats Induced by Shigella dysentriae
Bacteria
7 14.28 - 14.36 ABS-40 Ardiyaningsih Puji Lestari The Effect of Comparison of Raw Materials on Compost Quality and Nitrogen
Biofertilization in Soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merril)
8 14.36 - 14.44 ABS-102 Ayu Hardita Oktasari Diversity of Endophytic Bacteria from Elephant Foot Yam (Amorphophallus paeoniifolius
Junaidi (Dennst.) Nicolson)
9 14.44 - 14.52 ABS-103 Detection The Ability of Endophytic Bacteria from Elephant Foot Yam Plant
Dhiatama Tauhida Nisa (Amorphophallus paeoniifolius (Dennst.) Nicolson) As a Producer of Antimicrobial
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Room: Marine Science Passcode: 311298
Chair: T. Zia Ulqodry, Ph.D https://zoom.us/j/99748264049?pwd=QkJHRWkrWl
VpQVVCZit1V1cvM2h5UT09
Co-Chair: Laksamana Fachryzal Arsyei
No Time Paper ID Presenter Paper Title
1 13.30 - 13.35 ABS-45 Marza Ihsan Marzuki Detection of Shrimp Ponds Using Sentinel-1 SAR Imagery
2 13.35 - 13.40 ABS-26 Brenda Sellyndia Biodiversity Of Fish Resources of Transitional Season II in Berbak Sembilang National
Park, Banyuasin Regency, South Sumatera Province
3 13.40 - 13.45 ABS-31 Muhammad Fani Meroplankton as Germplasm of Fishery Resources in Upang Waters, Banyuasin, South
Brahmantyo Sumatera
4 13.45 - 13.50 ABS-28 Velia Ayeta Putri Target Strength Quantification of Eeltail Catfish (Plotosuscanius) In Cages
5 13.50 - 13.55 ABS-83 Nadila Nur Khotimah First assesment of coral Mussidae in Kelagian Island waters, Lampung Bay, Indonesia
6 14.05 - 14.10 ABS-77 Nita Puspita Sari Amebocyte Lysate Horseshoe Crab for Bacterial Endotoxin Test from the Coastal Waters
of Banyuasin, South Sumatra
7 14.10 - 14.15 ABS-88 Muhtadi Antioxidant potential and phytochemical content of Anadara granosa (Linnaeus, 1758)
extract collected in Banyuasin Waters, South Sumatera
8 14.15 -14.20 ABS-112 Fitri Agustriani Status of Fish Species In The Waters of Sembilang National Park and Surroundings
Banyuasin Regency, South Sumatera
9 14.20 - 14.25 ABS-82 Redho Yoga Nugroho Distribution of abundance and diversity phytoplankton as environmental bioindicators
in the waters of the Musi River Estuary, South Sumatra
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THE 2nd SRIWIJAYA INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

ON BASIC AND APPLIED SCIENCES

Message from Rector of Sriwijaya University

Time Schedule of SICBAS Zoom Application Meeting: https://s.id/SICBAS-2021

Keynote 1 (15 minutes)

Keynote 2 (15 minutes)

Keynote 3 (15 minutes)

Keynote 4 (15 minutes)

Keynote 5 (15 minutes)

Discussion (30 minutes)

10.55 – 12.40 Invited Speakers Presentation

Invited Speaker 1 (15 minutes)

Invited Speaker 2 (15 minutes)

Invited Speaker 3 (15 minutes)

Invited Speaker 4 (15 minutes)

Invited Speaker 5 (15 minutes)

Discussion (30 minutes)

General Conference Participant Guidelines

Guidelines for Presenters

Contents and Format of Presentation Slides

Guidelines for Chairs

BEST PRESENTER CRITERIA

Parallel Session Meeting ID: 920 5566 5463

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