HumasUPNVJ - Students of the Faculty of Medicine, Jakarta Veterans National Development University (FK UPNVJ) won 2nd place in Scientific Posters at the ATMA CORDIS AESCULAPIUS 2020 which was held on Wednesday 11 March to Saturday 14 March at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Atma Jaya.

Atma Cordis Aeculapius is an annual scientific activity held by UNIKA ATMA JAYA. The 2020 activity has the theme " Raising Awareness and Reducing the Incidence of Antimicrobial Resistance as a Global Health Burden " . The types of activities that are contested include Literature Reviews, Scientific Posters, Public Posters, Public Educational Videos, and Public Health Posters. The target of this activity is active undergraduate students in the Undergraduate Program of Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Nutrition, Nursing, Biomedical Sciences, and Public Health from Public/Private Universities in Indonesia.

Ratna Dwi Krismondani and Arty Griyaning Rahayu, representatives of UPNVJ Faculty of Medicine, took part in the Scientific Poster competition with the title "The Latest Strategy as a Treatment Solution for Mesenchymal Stem Cell-Based Multi-Drug Resistant Tuberculosis".

The PR Team took the opportunity to conduct online interviews with Ratna and Arty, they conveyed several messages to other #belanegara friends to always try and use their time as best as possible to score many achievements at a young age, "Don't be afraid to try something new, before we also have never participated in a scientific activity based on literature review because we do not have an idea of the framework and systematics of writing, but we are trying to learn, and God willing, the effort will not betray the results." he said

This competition is expected to increase student competence and to establish brotherhood among students at various Indonesian tertiary institutions. This scientific poster competition activity is one of a series of activities from ATMA JAYA CORDIS "AESCULAPIUS" 2020. This activity is of course very important considering that every year cases of resistance to antibiotics are increasing and cases of death due to antibiotic resistance reach 700,000 cases of death.