Good News: Extended Abstract Submission Deadline Extension

Good News!

The first phase of extended abstract submission deadline has been passed.

We have received a lot of extended abstracts from various institutions containing varieties of interesting research topics in Engineering Physics field.

Due to the increase of requests by authors as well as potential authors who are willing to participate in EPIC 2021, we extend the deadline of extended abstract submission with following new schedule:

Important Dates

  • May 1st, 2021 May 17th, 2021    : Extended Abstract Submission Deadline
  • May 29th, 2021                            : Extended Abstract Acceptance Notification
  • May 22nd, 2021                            : Registration Start
  • June 15th, 2021                            : Early Bird Registration Deadline
  • Aug. 3rd, 2021                               : Regular Registration Deadline
  • Aug. 8th, 2021                               : Camera-Ready Paper Submission Deadline
  • Aug. 24th -25th, 2021                 : Conference Day

We are pleased to inform you that the extended abstracts that have been already submitted to EPIC 2021 (by 1 May 2021) are starting to be reviewed.

Therefore, to those authors who have already submitted the extended abstracts, please kindly check your email inbox regularly to see the notification of the review results as well as the paper acceptance decision.

To those prospective authors who are still interested to join EPIC 2021, do not worry! We are still opening the window for extended abstract submission until 17 May 2021.

P.S. For those authors who have submitted the extended abstracts but still want to revise their manuscripts, kindly wait for the review results to avoid confusion on the reviewing process. Thank you!

Have a good day and stay productive!

EPIC 2021 Committees

Venue – Grand Inna Malioboro

Address : Jl. Malioboro No.60, Suryatmajan, Danurejan, Kota Yogyakarta, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55213
Phone : +62 – 274 – 566353
Fax : +62 – 274 – 563074
Email : 
Website : grandinnamalioboro.com

Grand Inna Malioboro is located in the heart of Jogja. Jogja is the name of both city and region in Indonesia. It is famous for its genuine friendliness and you may not be worried about its streets at all day long. In fact, some say that it is never sleeps city. GRAND Inna Malioboro is located in the heart of the city “in the shopper’s paradise of Malioboro” street, near the Sultan’s Palace, 42 kilometers from the famous Borobudur Budhist temple, 17 kilometers from the Hindu temple of Prambanan. Everything you need to see in Jogja is close at hand.

Room Suites and Rates

    • Superior Room | IDR 826,446.50
    • Superior rooms are spacious 26 square meters with pool and garden views

    • Deluxe King | IDR 1,363,636.50
    • Deluxe King rooms spacious 45 square meters with pool, garden and city views. It’s providing with private balcony

    • Deluxe Double Queen | IDR 1,611,570.50
    • Deluxe Double Queen rooms spacious 66 square meters with pool, garden and city views. It’s providing with private balcony.

    • Princess Suite | IDR 2,148,760.50
    • Princess Suite occupies 45 square meters and feature king size bed.

  • Queen Suite | IDR 3,471,074.50
  • Its 125 square meters suite features a separate living room with private spacious bathroom.

Dining in Yogyakarta

Once upon a time, Yogyakarta was the capital of Indonesia, the hub of Javanese culture, and the birthplace of many influential people.

Nowadays this is a city of many names, Jogja, Yogja and Jogjakarta to name but a few. The city still retains a traditional feel, yet a thriving metropolitan vibe is emerging.

Where else in the world do the old and new blend so perfectly? Nowhere! Jogja’s restaurants also pull influences from various cultures and the results are pretty unique.

See what you think!

1. Dine in a castle – Mang Engking

Don’t miss the opportunity to be the King of the castle at the amazing Mang Engking restaurant. The unique fairytale castle isn’t something you see everyday and the surprises just keep coming.

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The specialty is fish and shrimp that live in the serene ponds surrounding the castle. Relax in your own traditional bamboo gubuk, a type of hut, at the waters edge.

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If you would rather dine inside then the castle dining hall is both exciting and very cool on a hot afternoon.

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Everyone talks about the honey-grilled shrimp, slightly charred and sweet, fresh juicy prawns – delicious.

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Photo via okviantivivi, buyungroyal

If you prefer fish then the Ikan Gurame Pesmol is exceptional and is served whole so you certainly won’t be hungry.

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If you aren’t bored after so much fish, then dip your toes into the waters edge and let the little fish nibble them. Your own personal pedicure.

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Mang Engking restaurants are popping up across Indonesia but we are certain that this is the only one with a castle!

2. The Travellers’ hub – Via Via Resto Jogja

When it comes to chilled traveller hangouts it doesn’t get better than Via Via. The cool murals, bright cushions and relaxed atmosphere will make you feel right at home.

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After living the backpacker life you should treat yourself with a hearty breakfast. Enjoy a full cooked breakfast complete with chocolate dipped strawberries – naughty but nice!

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For travellers missing their fix of bread, Via Via has a delicious bakery stocking an extensive range of artisan breads. If you think the bread is good then you have to try the specialty sandwiches, yum!

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Photo via janine, dr dickyts, affikhresna, abraham genta buwana

Do you have an artistic streak? Then you will love the displays of artwork, in fact why not display your own? ViaVia encourages artists from all works of life to unite and showcase their talents.

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If you’re travelling with your kids, there’s even a kids corner to keep them entertained.

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Photo via susan.henny, perempuangimbal

At ViaVia you can meet fellow travellers, kindred artistic spirits and enjoy great food at reasonable prices. What more do you want?

 3. A sight (or two) to behold! – Abhayagiri

You get two for the price of one at Abhaygiri, two spectacular sights that is! The panoramic views from the restaurant include both the Prambanan temple and Mount Merapi.

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Perched up on the side of a hill, the restaurant affords breathtaking views across Prambanan. Grab a table outside to watch the sunset and enjoy dinner as the rest of the city goes to sleep.

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Everyone knows that food tastes better with a great view, trust us the food is already amazing. The banqueting experience means you can sample as many delicious dishes as you want.

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Inside Abhayigiri is just as spectacular with luxurious décor and an impressive sparkling chandelier.

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To make your meal extra special why not request a pendopo, a private pavilion to dine in. You can even request the signature dance of Abhayigiri, the Jonggrang cultural dance be performed.

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You have to visit this restaurant for a taste of luxury and unforgettable views.

4. Witness the weird and wonderful – The House of Raminten

The House of Raminten really is a house of wonders. This traditional Javenese restaurant certainly has a wild side.

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Photo by Adecheers

The restaurant is named after Hamzah Salaiman, the owner, who played the popular character of Raminten in an Indonesian soap opera.

The House of Raminten embraces diversity, encourages different religions to unite and promotes the transgender community. Love the food, the atmosphere and each other.

Waiters wear traditional kraton jarit and you can expect a relaxed dining pace. Food is served, and enjoyed slowly as per Javanese custom. Even the manager says ‘ If you’re in a hurry, we cannot serve you’.

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The koteka is highly recommended, a delicious mix of shredded chicken and egg all baked in a bamboo splinter.

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When it comes to the décor, you are in for a shock. Dotted between the many photos of Raminten are some unusual decorations including full sized horse carriages and breast shaped mugs.

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Photo by amindxx1, shokipedia

You need to have a look around yourself, because when it comes to the House of Raminten you have to see it to believe it!

5. At one with nature – Rosella easy dining

Great food and beautiful décor all surrounded by lush green paddy fields – does that sound like paradise? At Rosella easy dining you can have it all.

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Located away from the hustle and bustle of town, this restaurant is tranquil – and the open sided terrace makes you feel at one with the stunning natural surroundings.

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You have to try the Rijstaffel, this traditional dish is served with a modern twist and all the little dishes make it feel like a banquet.

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The best thing about Rosella Easy Dining is Richie, the head chef. Richie makes an effort to greet all of his guests and find out if there is anything special they would like to eat.

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Enjoyed the food? Then come back and learn how to make these delicious local dishes under Richie’s watchful eye. Sample your creations as the sunsets across the paddy fields for the perfect romantic evening.

Hidden Gems of Yogyakarta

Yogyakarta Special Region (Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta, DIY) is officially one of Indonesia’s 32 provinces. Yogyakarta is one of the foremost cultural centers of Java.
This region is located at the foot of the active Merapi volcano, Yogyakarta was in the 16th and 17th centuries the seat of the mighty Javanese empire of Mataram from which present day Yogyakarta has the best inherited of traditions. The city itself has a special charm, which seldom fails to captivate the visitor.

The Gate of Sultan’s Palace

The key attraction of Yogyakarta is ‘Kraton’ (the Sultan’s Palace). The Sultan’s palace is the centre of Yogya’s traditional life and despite the advance of modernity; it still emanates the spirit of refinement, which has been the hallmark of Yogya’s art for centuries. This vast complex of decaying buildings was built in the 18th century, and is actually a walled city within the city with luxurious pavilions and in which the current Sultan still resides. Yogyakarta is also the only major city, which still has traditional ‘Becak’ (rickshaw-style) transport.