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Dean Saloma Receives ASEAN Outstanding Scientist and Technologist Award for 2008 23-July-2008
The Dean of the University of the Philippines College of Science, Dr. Caesar Saloma, receives the 2008 ASEAN Outstanding Scientist and Technology Award for his significant contributions in photonics and signal processing. Contact: University of the Philippines-Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research and Development Institution: University of the Philippines Diliman Category: TechnologyRecruitment of International Students - Human Resource Acquisition in a Globally Competitive Age -
22-July-2008
This essay discusses from a viewpoint of "believe in quality rather than quantity" how international students should be accepted by Japanese firms and settled in Japan in a satisfactory manner. Contact: waseda university Institution: Waseda University Category: PeopleLocal Root Crops as Antioxidants 22-July-2008
Assessment of antioxidant activities of some local root crops in the Philippines by researchers from the University of the Philippines Diliman reveals that the phenolic content of sweet potato has the highest antioxidant property among the local root crops studied. Read more of the article entitled 'Local Root Crops as Antioxidants' Contact: University of the Philippines-Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research and Development Institution: University of the Philippines Diliman Category: ScienceMitigating natural disasters 21-July-2008
Comments on the the Sichuan earthquake and cyclone Nargis. Other papers include Genetic origins of the Grey horse, New cancer drugs with reduced side effects, Predicting lung cancer survival, Heavy rains ahead, Fighting tuberculosis with acid, Rafting down biological cascades, Animal behaviour lighting the way, Nanotechnology: Gold standard Read more of the article entitled 'Mitigating natural disasters' Contact: Ruth Institution: Nature Publishing Group Category: ScienceRecovery of Green and Healthy Antioxidant from Palm Oil Mill Waste 19-July-2008
This research from USM enables valuable carotenes to be recovered from polluting palm oil mill effluent, thus creating a cheap source of carotenes. The global market for carotenoids is at USD 1 billion, rising by 2.9 per cent annually. Contact: Mohamad Abdullah Institution: Universiti Sains Malaysia Category: Technology |
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