Health Systems
Medical Informatics
Designing intelligent systems for healthcare data management, digital health operations, and clinical decision support.
SENADA-UGM
Welcome to SENADA, the Software Engineering and Data Lab at Universitas Gadjah Mada. We bring together faculty and students in the Department of Computer Science and Electronics to design software systems, data pipelines, and decision-support tools grounded in real research problems.
Led by Assoc. Prof. Lukman Heryawan, Ph.D., the lab works across healthcare, public-sector technology, language technologies, and values-aware software engineering. Our projects are intended to produce both publishable research and deployable outcomes for Indonesian contexts.
Research Impact
Research Areas
Health Systems
Designing intelligent systems for healthcare data management, digital health operations, and clinical decision support.
AI Methods
Extracting insight from complex datasets using robust modeling, analytics, and machine learning workflows.
Language
Building Indonesian-language and multilingual NLP systems for analysis, retrieval, and communication support.
Knowledge Infrastructure
Structuring information systems around linked data and knowledge-driven retrieval for research and institutional settings.
Engineering Practice
Studying repositories, development processes, and human values in software systems to improve how software is built.
Trust And Safety
Protecting digital systems and user data through security-aware and privacy-aware engineering approaches.
Immersive Computing
Exploring augmented, virtual, and mixed reality interfaces for learning, collaboration, and interaction design.
Mobile Platforms
Developing and evaluating next-generation mobile applications and platform strategies for practical deployment.
Featured Projects
Collaborators
Join SENADA
SENADA welcomes prospective students, visiting researchers, collaborators, and industry partners interested in rigorous, useful research at the intersection of software engineering and data-intensive systems.
Reach out for graduate supervision, joint projects, research visits, and applied technology partnerships.