Research and Innovation
As the national university, we champion and support innovative research that addresses the country’s most pressing challenges.
17 Nov 2023
Study looks at how Filipino researchers write articles in Philippine English and its implications for academic writing
For over half a century, Philippine English has existed as a linguistic issue in the Philippines. Despite the numerous studies...
Read More14 Nov 2023
Tools and methods in establishing lake resource vulnerability and assessing pollution abatement technologies towards a water quality improved Laguna Lake

Laguna Lake is an important water resource and...
10 Nov 2023
The local Chinese population helped make Iloilo the textile capital of the Philippines in the 19th century
Textiles played a significant role in Philippine economic history. In this study, archival materials and records have shown that the...
Read More07 Nov 2023
Knowing whether initiatives are employee-led, leader-led, organization-led or HR-led can increase organization citizenship behavior in the service industry
Most studies about organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) focus on actions that employees, supervisors, or owners of organizations should exhibit. OCB...
Read More03 Nov 2023
Public lecture to tackle challenges to democracy and politics in a post-truth era
The University of the Philippines Cebu Central Visayas Studies and College of Social Sciences in cooperation with the Critical Policy...
Read More27 Oct 2023
First and most extensive study in the Philippines shows diagnostic accuracy of a multivariate index assay alone and in combination with ovarian imaging for ovarian cancer prediction
This study determined the utility of ovarian imaging and a second-generation multivariate index assay in predicting the risk of ovarian...
Read More23 Oct 2023
Covid-19 caused more psychological distress on women and young people than older persons
The results of this study represent 14,133 participants across 6 continents, with data from 19 nations. The most consistent finding...
Read More19 Oct 2023
Children as young as two months are exposed to digital media for an average of two hours every day
The dramatic increase in the touchscreen exposure of very young children has raised issues regarding the potentials and perils that...
Read More11 Oct 2023
Caves require greater management as important, but seldom studied, nonrenewable resources
Caves are significant nonrenewable resources that provide a variety of ecosystem services with varying sensitivities to disturbance. In the Philippines,...
Read More10 Oct 2023
Small islands in Northern Samar are linked by political, economic and social reasons
The Philippines as an archipelago is made up of many islands. Most of these islands are characterized as small, isolated,...
Read More06 Oct 2023
Online learning had adverse effects on the well-being and mental health of STEM students
This research adds to the growing body of literature pertaining to the extent and consequences of fully online
learning to Science,...
05 Oct 2023
Teachers are still hesitant to talk about sex education due to cultural and religious factors
Comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) enables children and young people to learn about the cognitive, emotional, physical, and social characteristics of...
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