Research and Innovation
As the national university, we champion and support innovative research that addresses the country’s most pressing challenges.
30 Sep 2026
Problem-Based Learning enhances pupils’ mathematical abilities and fosters a positive attitude toward the subject
Mathematics plays a crucial role in education, and the ability to solve mathematical problems effectively is essential for success across...
Read More29 Sep 2026
Adding Philippine natural zeolite to concrete increases its strength and radiation-shielding ability
This study explores how adding a natural material called Philippine natural zeolite (PNZ) to concrete can improve its strength and...
Read More28 Sep 2026
Researchers explore the electric conversion of traditional fuel-powered boats for small-scale rural fishing
As the world moves toward action to combat climate change, studies on the gradual shift to greener energy are in...
Read More25 Sep 2026
Care can be a radical response to a crisis
How can we carve out a livable world in the face of immediate and enduring crises?
This paper attempts...
Read More24 Sep 2026
Students who prioritize exercise, healthy eating, relaxation, and other forms of self-care are more likely to have a better view of themselves and life
This study explored how everyday health habits—like exercise, healthy eating, relaxation, and self-care—affect the overall well-being of college students in...
Read More23 Sep 2026
Methane output from growing dairy buffaloes is strongly linked to the amount and type of nutrients they digest
Agriculture contributes greatly to climate change, mainly through methane released by farm animals. In 2016, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate...
Read More22 Sep 2026
Study finds government employees experienced moderate stress and mild anxiety during the shift to remote work
The transition to remote work has become common in workplaces, driven by technological advancements and the increased need for flexible...
Read More21 Sep 2026
Microplastics and nanoplastics can affect the vegetables we grow and eat
Plastics are everywhere in our daily lives, and unfortunately, they are now everywhere in our environment too — including our...
Read More18 Sep 2026
Filipinos’ negative views of China mostly stem from national issues, but their opinions toward Chinese individuals in the country are shaped more by local, everyday contexts
This study looks into how Filipinos feel about China, especially as tensions continue over disputes in the West Philippine Sea....
Read More17 Sep 2026
Nurses in the Philippines need a supportive work environment, work-life balance, and adequate resources for continuing professional education
As the largest profession that makes up more than half of the country’s health workforce and performs roles as leaders,...
Read More16 Sep 2026
Plasmapheresis can help heart attack (myocardial infarction) patients
Myocardial infarction, commonly known as a heart attack, is the leading cause of death worldwide. It occurs when blood does...
Read More15 Sep 2026
Scholar-activists play a crucial role in helping slum dwellers strategize and resist neoliberal urban dispossessions
Slums are at the center of capitalist dispossessions. The “gentrification by mass eviction” (Desmond 2012) from in-city slums is especially...
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