
Adi Utarini
Awards & Honours
2
Awards Won
1
Honours
2
Rankings
2
Covers
1
Records
Adi Utarini's achievements stand out for their direct, measurable impact on human health. The randomized trial she led in Yogyakarta demonstrated a 77% reduction in dengue cases, a result that has been replicated in subsequent implementations. This work has not only saved lives in Indonesia but has also provided a scalable model for other countries. Her inclusion in Nature's 10 and TIME 100 reflects the global significance of her research. She has received formal endorsement from the WHO and the Indonesian Academy of Sciences, underscoring the scientific validity of her approach. Her success is rooted in her ability to combine rigorous methodology with deep community engagement, a combination that has made her a respected figure in global health.

Awards
Honours & Distinctions
Professor (Guru Besar)
Full professorship in public health
Rankings & Lists
TIME 100 Most Influential People
Nature's 10
Magazine Covers
TIME
September 2021
TIME 100 issue
Nature
December 2020
Nature's 10 special issue
Records & Feats
First large-scale trial to show 77% reduction in dengue cases using Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes
Randomized controlled trial in Yogyakarta, published in NEJM in 2021