Future-Fit Tropical Food Crops Research Group

Welcome to our Research Group

Amid increasingly complex global challenges, such as climate change, environmental degradation, and the growing demand for food due to population growth, research on tropical food crops is becoming increasingly crucial. The tropical regions, rich in biodiversity, hold great potential for developing food crops that are productive and resilient to extreme environmental changes. “The Future Fit Tropical Food Crops Research Group” was formed with the vision to anticipate the future of global food security by leveraging plant resources available in tropical regions through research and innovation.

News

Strengthening Digital Security: Website Security Activity Enhancement of TRG Batch 5

Makassar, Indonesia – On 09 April 2026, the Research and Technology Group (TRG) Batch 5 successfully held a focused activity entitled Website Security Activity Enhancement, conducted at the Aula...

Prof. Ir. Rinaldi Sjahril, M.Agr., Ph.D.

Prof. Dr., Ir. Yunus Musa, M.Sc.Agr.

Masahiro Mii

Leader
Lecturer
External collaborator

Activities

Strengthening Digital Security: Website Security Activity Enhancement of TRG Batch 5

Makassar, Indonesia – On 09 April 2026, the Research and Technology Group (TRG) Batch 5 successfully held a focused activity entitled Website Security Activity Enhancement, conducted at the Aula...

Campus Intellectual Product Business Development Program 2019

This picture was taken when Mii Sensei of Chiba University visited the greenhouse of Unhas Faculty of Agriculture as part of the 2019 PPUPIK program (Campus Intellectual Product Business Development...

Thematic Research Group website development training 2025

Makassar, 2025 – Hasanuddin University (Unhas) Thematic Research Group recently held a website development training for research group members. This activity aims to improve the members’ ability...

Exploration of the Diversity of Amorphophallus Spp. South Sulawesi

Talas Bite Toraja Add some description Porang, a highly endemic crop plant in Indonesia, has been underutilized despite its high economic value. The study aims to explore the diversity of...

Polyploidization Research of Palu Valley Red Onion (Alliumwakegi Araki) with colchicine and Bio-Cathrantin mutagens

Add some description Palu Valley shallots are one of Central Sulawesi’s leading commodities used as raw material for the fried shallot industry and have become Palu’s local brand. However...

Polyploidization Research of Katokkon Chili (Capsicum chinense Jacq.) with colchicine mutagen

add a description of your activity of 100-200 words Polyploidization is one of the plant breeding methods that aims to obtain superior and quality plant yields that can be done by doubling plant...