Research and Innovation
As the national university, we champion and support innovative research that addresses the country’s most pressing challenges.
20 Jul 2026
Study examines student perspectives on AI detection tools and their appropriate use in teaching
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more powerful, students are increasingly using AI tools to help write their academic requirements. While...
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17 Jul 2026
To enhance the Alternative Learning System, support must not only provide teachers with tools and training but also address their working conditions and motivation
The digital divide, or the gap between those who have access to technology and those who do not, continues to...
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16 Jul 2026
Geological analysis of the Kematu epithermal deposit reveals its origins and offers key insights for future resource development
The Kematu epithermal gold deposit in Tboli, Mindanao, contains significant gold and silver reserves. The Tboli gold rush began in...
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15 Jul 2026
Compared to authoritarian governments, democracies request user data from Facebook at a higher rate
Think only authoritarian regimes spy on their citizens? Think again. A new study finds that democracies— yes, even the ones...
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14 Jul 2026
Although tuyo processing in Pandawan Fish Port follows standard codes, certain handling methods raise safety and hygiene concerns
Dried, salted fish, also known as tuyo, is a well-known Filipino staple. To many small fisherfolk in Pandawan Fish Port,...
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13 Jul 2026
What students know about the SDGs and where they learn it directly impacts their commitment to sustainability and their future plans
Despite the international initiatives on integrating the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in educational curricula, there is limited research that looks...
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10 Jul 2026
Paper looks into Crozat’s Gettier-type case that supposedly shows how pain-beliefs are not Gettier-proof proof and thus subject to fallibility
In this paper, “Are Pain-Beliefs Gettier Proof,” we respond to an argument presented by Eliott Crozat. In ‘The Case of...
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09 Jul 2026
The levels of radioactive gas in three well-known caves in Bohol are higher than international safety standards
Caves are popular tourist spots in the Philippines, especially in places like Bohol Island. But while they attract visitors with...
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08 Jul 2026
Using eucalyptus oil to modify a renewable carbon paste electrode creates an effective tool for detecting toxic lead ions
Heavy metals are one of the most serious environmental pollutants and contaminants due to their toxicity. They are nonbiodegradable and...
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07 Jul 2026
To afford medicine, families in a low-income municipality often turn to alternative or cheaper treatments, borrow money, or use their savings
The World Health Organization identifies non-communicable diseases (NCDs)—also referred to as chronic diseases—as the leading cause of global mortality, accounting...
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06 Jul 2026
Pigmented rice holds strong potential to improve the technological, nutritional, and sensory properties of bakery products and snacks
Rice is a vital global crop, supplying 60–70% of the daily caloric intake for more than two billion people across...
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03 Jul 2026
At the turn of the twenty-first century, labor history declined as the indigenization movement, specifically Pantayong Pananaw, shifted academic focus to Philippine language and culture
Between 1959 and 1985, only seven studies on the Philippine labor movement were made due to security risks under the...
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