Research and Innovation
As the national university, we champion and support innovative research that addresses the country’s most pressing challenges.
10 Jun 2026
Combining Design Thinking and Agile-Scrum enhances student learning outcomes, creativity, and collaboration
Traditional software engineering education heavily emphasizes technical coding skills, but the evolving tech industry demands creativity, collaboration, and user empathy....
Read More09 Jun 2026
Even with standardized pay, inequalities remain in the type of work assigned to faculty members based on gender and marital status
Scholars across multiple disciplines have extensively studied and debated the complexities of workplace discrimination.
This study looks at how gender...
Read More05 Jun 2026
Although adequately staffed, some healthcare facilities in GIDAs face uneven distribution of health workers and reliance on temporary staff
There is a need to evaluate the current staffing and workload among healthcare facilities in the country, particularly among geographically...
Read More04 Jun 2026
Adolescent girls feel a deep sense of loss—both of self and of trust—after experiencing sexual abuse
Sexual abuse is a significant issue for adolescent girls in the Philippines. In the Philippines, rape is the leading form...
Read More03 Jun 2026
Common factors affecting the social acceptability of waste-to-energy projects include perceived risks, trust, awareness, and knowledge
Due to population growth and economic development, the sustainable management of municipal solid waste (MSW) remains a challenging issue for...
Read More29 May 2026
In Bicol, poverty levels vary from one area to another
The Philippines is a developing country with many regions suffering from poverty. In Luzon, the poorest region is Bicol, with...
Read More28 May 2026
The peels of marang and breadfruit can be sustainable sources of antioxidant and anticancer compounds
Unhealthy lifestyles and poor diets can lead to chronic diseases such as cancer. One way to address this health concern...
Read More26 May 2026
A notation system for teaching arnis strikes and movements has been developed
The indigenous martial art of arnis is recognized as the national sport of the Philippines. Known regionally as eskrima, kali,...
Read More25 May 2026
In the works of Jun Cruz Reyes, the figure and persona of the “palaboy” serve as a Filipino counterpart to the Western concept of the flâneur
Renowned Filipino writer Jun Cruz Reyes is a traveler, and so are many of his characters. This paper closely reads...
Read More19 May 2026
The use of technology had a negative psychological impact on nurse educators, whether digital natives or digital immigrants, particularly in relation to stress
Technostress is a modern adaptation issue resulting from the difficulty of adapting to technological use. Integrating technology in teaching and...
Read More15 May 2026
Study examines where and when marine mammals were stranded in the Philippines over an 18-year period
When marine mammals become stranded, these events can provide important information about their health, population changes, biodiversity, and where they...
Read More30 Apr 2026
Research explores extensions to the Fibonacci and Lucas sequences
If you observe nature, objects, such as pinecones, pineapples, and sunflowers, have a spiral-like structure. Often, these spiral patterns can...
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