Luhut invited Tsinghua to collaborate on researching 435 Indonesian herbal species at IT Del through genomics research and artificial intelligence technology.
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bali.jpnn.com, DENPASAR - Indonesia's wealth of herbal plants was the main topic of discussion at the China Southeast Asia Forum on Higher Education and Industry Cooperation 2026 at the Kura-Kura Special Economic Zone (KEK) in Bali, Sunday (4/10).
Luhut invited Tsinghua to collaborate on researching 435 Indonesian herbal species at IT Del through genomics research and artificial intelligence technology.
Luhut invited China's Tsinghua University to collaborate on genomics and AI research to develop the potential of Indonesia's rich herbal plant collection, which includes 435 species.