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Named UP Scientist III, the highest title given, were Dr. Lourdes Cruz, Dr. Cecilia Florencio, and Dr. Caesar Saloma, from UP Diliman (UPD).


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A committee tasked to identify important emerging S&T fields has named the following: materials; biotechnology or bioengineering; pervasive computing; and measurement and instrumentation, relative to the first three mentioned.


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UP Scientists named

November 30, 2006 - 12:00am

Twenty-three of the University of the Philippines’ most productive and recognized scientists were conferred the title of UP Scientist and given the UP Scientific Productivity Award during the first awarding...

Science and Environment

UP experts identify emerging S&T fields

By Arlyn Palisoc Romualdo | July 6, 2006 - 12:00am

In a world defined by rapid technological advancements and constant scientific breakthroughs, it is hard to predict what comes next. But looking at and understanding current trends in science and technology make...

Science and Environment

UP experts identify emerging S&T fields

By Arlyn Palisoc Romualdo | July 6, 2006 - 12:00am

In a world defined by rapid technological advancements and constant scientific breakthroughs, it is hard to predict what comes next. But looking at and understanding current trends in science and technology make...

Science and Environment