Poster Day of the Electrical Engineering Expertise Group of STEI ITB: A Stage for Postgraduate Research that Brings Together Ideas and Innovation
Bandung, stei.itb.ac.id – The Electrical Power Engineering Expertise Group and the Electrical Engineering Masters Program of the School of Electrical Engineering and Informatics, Bandung Institute of Technology, held an activity Poster Day On Thursday, May 7, 2026, at the CRCS Building on the ITB Ganesha Campus, a scientific forum provided a platform for postgraduate students to showcase and discuss their research progress. The event was attended by STEI Masters students majoring in Electrical Engineering and STEI Doctoral students majoring in Electrical Power Engineering.
In a scientific poster exhibition format, each participant has the opportunity to present their research progress visually and concisely, then discuss it directly with lecturers, researchers, and fellow students in attendance. This format encourages effective science communication, a skill that is just as important as research ability itself.
For Master's students in Electrical Engineering, this activity provides an opportunity to assess the progress of their thesis research and gain constructive feedback that can enrich future research directions. Meanwhile, for doctoral students in Electrical Power Engineering, Poster Day become a means of evaluating the development of dissertations that focus on strategic topics such as electrical power systems, energy conversion, and future electrical network technology.
Activities like this reflect STEI ITB's commitment to building a healthy research ecosystem in the postgraduate environment. By facilitating interaction between students from various study programs and levels, Poster Day helps strengthen the culture of cross-disciplinary collaboration which is one of the advantages of education at ITB.
Beyond academic benefits, Poster Day also has strategic value in preparing students for larger scientific forums, such as national and international conferences. The ability to present research in poster format requires both information density and visual clarity, essential skills for any young researcher aspiring to contribute to the global scientific world.
STEI ITB hopes that the activities Poster Day can continue to be held regularly and continue to grow, both in terms of the number of participants and the quality of the work presented. Through forums like this, it is hoped that young researchers at STEI ITB will be better prepared to bring their innovations to a broader stage, for the advancement of Indonesian science and technology.