Postdoctoral Researcher, Black Dog Institute
Sandersan (Sandy) Onie is a Post Doctoral Fellow at the Black Dog Institute. He is passionate about Indonesian Mental Health and also oversees several ongoing projects in Indonesia including a nation-wide survey to investigate how psychopathology and mental-health seeking differs amongst Indonesian subcultures. Furthermore, he also specializes in research methods and statistics and has given several talks on these topics in Indonesia. He also likes cooking, traveling and live music.
Indonesia publishes the most open-access journals in the world: what it means for local research
Oct 09, 2020 08:07 am UTC| Insights & Views
Indonesia is a world leader in the number of free-to-read published research journals. Journals published with open access (OA) licenses are available to read for free and can be legally redistributed. With the...
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