List of Lecturer Publication
| Lecturer Name | Study Program | Publication Title | Journal | Year | Level | Description | Link |
| Prof. Ir. Rosnani Ginting, MT, PhD, IPU ASEAN Eng | Industrial Engineering | Redesign of dental chair equipment using kansei engineering method and quality function deployment | JOURNAL OF ADVANCED RESEARCH | 2025 | Q1 | Dental chair equipment is a crucial component of the dentist's operations when providing the patient with healthcare and is inseparable from dental activity. There have been complaints about how the product's user is inflicting discomfort on the operator during the patient's treatment, which may necessitate improving the device's design in accordance with the feelings and emotions of the user. This can be done by integrating Kansei Engineering methods with Quality Function Deployment Phases I and II to improve product quality and identify technical specifications and crucial product components. By using Kansei word in research tools like questionnaires, Kansei Engineering is used to determine the emotional demands of the user. Kansei Engineering can therefore assist in the initial stages of product design. The outcomes of the Kansei Engineering are then used as input for the following round of design choices made using the Quality Function Deployment. |
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| Prof. Dr. Ir. Meilita Tryana Sembiring, ST, MT, IPU | Industrial Engineering | Streamlining logistics: Innovating cross-docking distribution systems for operational excellence | J. Infrastructure, Policy Dev | 2024 | Q4 | A logistics service company in Batam faces challenges related to warehouse load fulfillment and sorting inaccuracies. This study aims to identify proposed efficiency improvements to the goods distribution system using the cross-docking method. The research method chosen is cross-docking, a technique that eliminates the storage process in the warehouse, thus saving time and cost. The research findings show significant benefits, especially in achieving zero inventory efficiency. |
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| Prof. Dr. Ir. Juliza Hidayati, MT, IPU | Industrial Engineering | Exploring the Factors Influencing Halal Practice Adoption in the Food Supply Chain: A Qualitative Study | Kurdish Studies | 2024 | Q2 | Background Muslim consumers in Indonesia are in increasing demand for halal food and drinks, forcing manufacturers to implement halal practices. The Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) can be used to analyze human behavior in decision-making, including halal practices. However, challenges arise in implementing halal practices, including the global issue of counterfeiting and lack of producer interest. Lack of knowledge of halal practices also results in violations, as advertisements for halal products often contain prohibited ingredients. In addition, the environment that supports halal practices is insufficient for the food and beverage industry. |
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| Prof. Ir. Aulia Ishak, ST, MT, Ph. D, IPM | Industrial Engineering | Estimation of useful life of the Logung Reservoir using universal soil loss equation | Ecological Engineering & Environmental Technology | 2025 | Q3 | Sedimentation significantly influences the operational lifespan and effectiveness of reservoirs, particularly in terms of their ability to supply irrigation and manage water resources. The Logung Reservoir in Central Java, Indonesia, experiences continual sediment deposition driven by erosion within its catchment area. This study estimates the reservoir’s remaining useful life by combining erosion-based sediment yield modeling with empirical bathymetric data. |
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| Prof. Dr. Ir. Anizar, M. Kes, IPU | Industrial Engineering | Design of Worker Rotation for a Precast Concrete Pole Factory Based on Mental Workload | International Journal of Safety & Security Engineering | 2025 | Q3 | This study examines the effect of temperature and noise on workers' mental workload and evaluate the effectiveness of job rotation in mitigating these impacts. The manufacturing plant has a temperature of 35.86 degrees Celsius from the pile formation process and a noise level of 89.32 dBA from the process of releasing piles from the mould. High temperatures and noisy work environments cause workers to feel stressed and fatigued, leading to longer task completion times. |
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