USC Chemical Engineers 2011

Congrats to the new USC Chemical Engineers!

List of passers:

Alimpolos C. Abing
Joseph Michael T. Bertulfo
Faith A. Biongcog
Charmaine Q. Buenaventura
Hazel Y. Cuñado
Kristine D. Dopeño
Karl Patrick J. Ermac
Christian C. Gemaol
Lee Ann Marie M. Laguna
Ruby Mae S. Mosot
Ma. Corazon S. Roa
Andrey A. Timol (4th Place)
Charlie J. Villarba

USC Passing %: 81.25%
National Passing %: 47.18%

Author: Department of Chemical Engineering
23 / November / 2011

USC Enrollment Updates

Enrollment Updates for Second Semester, AY 2011-2012

November 5 to 7, 2011 - Online Open Market

November 8 to 12, 2011 - Adjustment at the respective departments

November 10, 2011 - Dissolution of undersized classes

November 12, 2011 - Last day of enrollment for undergraduate programs

November 19, 2011 @12:00 noon - Last day of enrollment for graduate programs

Classes begin on Tuesday, November 8, 2011.

University of San Carlos Parents Portal

University of San Carlos Parents Portal. The University of San Carlos Parents Portal is an online facility that allows parents of students currently enrolled with us to access the official records of their sons and/or daughters online. Parents need not go anymore to the University to inquire about the grades, assessment or payment dues, class schedules and other matters they need to know about their children in as much as the necessary information could already be accessed from the convenience of either the home, office or an internet cafe.

For this purpose, parents are advised to register online. Kindly follow the registration procedures as well as the procedures for accessing the USC Parents Portal.

New USC Pharmacists

New USC Pharmacists! Congratulations to our new Carolinian Pharmacists for passing the June 2011 licensure exams. The University of San Carlos is recognized by the Professions Regulation Commission as the second top performing school of Pharmacy in the Philippines.

List of passers:

1. Aballe, Kenneth Vergel Tecson
2. Amistad, Cyre Marie Paquibot
3. Alaba, Errol Louie Ching
4. Arce, Florencio Jr. Villester
5. Atillo, Nylram Suarez
6. Aton, Ruby Faith Aringay
7. Borgonia, Kristi Gabumpa
8. Cabañero, Therese Ann Sapanta
9. Calustre, Jan Miko Alfafara
10. Castilo, William Andrew Uy
11. Caña, Adelle Rae Campomanes
12. Co, Ruth Emily Tan
13. Coyoca, Melanie Diaz
14. Defensor, Cherry Cosido
15. Doneza, Din Dae Tagra
16. Flores, Eleanor Rosell
17. Ganob, Tessa Ruth Flores
18. Gepitulan, Hazel Suico
19. Ignacio, Jazel Elaine Erolon
20. Igot, Krystela Rea Taghoy
21. Lachica, Elisery May Moncano
22. Lopez, Rhea Carina Taok
23. Lugod, Cate, Seblos
24. Mahinay, Micah Amoylen
25. Manila, Mary Grace Mumar
26. Naquila, Suzette Catherine
27. Navarro, Milagros Lupango
28. Opsima, Gracielle Joy Rojo
29. Pancrudo, Kimberly Isabel Lopez
30. Ramos, James Reymar Caamic
31. Romero, Joseph Neil Regio
32. Rone, April Lyn
33. See, Gerard Lee Lo
34. See, Tiffany Jade Chan
35. Suaring, Mary Christine Go
36. Tabiano, Jameross Bornillo
37. Tajanlangit, Madeleine Clare
38. Tan, Joanne Lim
39. Tan, Michelle Kim Go
40. Vergara, Alexandra Acabodillo
41. Villacorte, Ralph Nickson Rosal
42. Yen, Regina Rabang
43. Zacate, Rhea Bernadette Jatulan

Author: Department of Pharmacy
13 / July / 2011

New USC Civil Engineers

Here is a list of new Civil Engineers who passed the November 2010 and May 2011 Board Exams.

May 2011 Licensure Exam:

Keith Vincent Alpuerto
Jan Robin Arco
Hana Astrid Canseco
Christopher Diez
Lloyd Albert Sun
Cedrix Allen Dumalos
Hannah Jae Echavez
Albert Christian Fernandez
Felixberto Florida, Jr.
Ryan Anthony Tecson
Harvey Managbanag
Ryan Mark Pertacorta
Andrew Reyes
Michael Simbajon
Arjee Villaflor
Sheila Mae Guigayoma
Soliman Inso
Jezrael Libay
Joana Marie Llego

November 2010 Licensure Exam:

Aura Lou Pepito
Francis Giovanni Rivera
Mary Louise Romero
Jan Ivan Tan
Marie Noelle Yap
Neil Ryan Arnoco
Elddie John Benigay
Alexis Angeli Cainglet
Rey Christopher Castillo
Alphy Jay Darunday
Elmer Enriquez
Christian Felices
Glynnis Irene Gonzales
Marie Maxine Mateo
Aure Flo Oraya

Phil Gresham and Marieke Smit Visits USC

Phil Gresham and Marieke Smit are MSc. students from the Department of Human Geography, Faculty of Management at Radboud University Nijmegen in the Netherlands. Gresham is American with a background in anthropology and Smit is Dutch with a background in social work. Dr. Leny Ocasiones, faculty of the Department of Anthropology, Sociology and History, has been requested to be the research facilitator of the two graduate students.

Phil and Marieke are doing research on social and economic changes in the households of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and overseas contract workers (OCWs) within Metro Cebu. Data to be gathered will contribute to a further understanding of the effects of migration on household gender roles. The same data will be applied by the development organization Oxfam Novib in the Netherlands (part of the family of Oxfam institutions) which will result in two international conferences on gender and remittances, multiple formal reports, and policy recommendation briefs, aimed toward engaging the Filipino diaspora abroad.

In order to produce the necessary data Gresham and Smit have conducted in-depth, exploratory interviews with approximately 40 men and women who are immediate family members to OFWs and OCWs. Two USC graduates, Jeff Lim and Karen Dereche, assist in data gathering. Respondents have been found using snowball and respondent-driven sampling techniques and also through a radio guest appearance on DYAB. Using an extensive literature review and these new data, they are able to draw conclusions as to what changes have taken place in the household and how some prior conclusions have been overgeneralized, the result of which has sometimes been a gendered approach to development aid policy.

Phil and Marieke will end their Philippine research engagement and be going back to the Netherlands on 7 July.

Author: Office of External Affairs
21 / June / 2011
via USC web

University of San Carlos Excels in Asian University Rankings

The University of San Carlos is the best in the Visayas and Mindanao regions! Here is a paragraph from a blog post:

In it also very important to note that the University of San Carlos in Cebu appeared twice in the top 200 in specific areas such as “Natural Sciences” (no. 151) and “Life Sciences and Medicine” (no. 195).

Read the complete article here.

Announcement: To All 3rd and 4th year Engineering Students

ANNOUNCEMENT!

All incoming 3rd and 4th year engineering students may enroll online using the computers at iCampus located next to the canteen beginning June 1, 2011.

Arsenia Ramona Carmen H. Juanillo Placed 5th in April 2011 Chemical Engineer Licensure Exam

Arsenia Ramona Carmen H. Juanillo (BSChE 2010) obtained the 5th highest score in the chemical engineer licensure examination administered by PRC on April 13, 14 & 15, 2011 in Manila. Only nine examinees made it to the Top 8 List as they are the only ones who scored above 80%.

USC posted a passing rate of 83.33% against the national passing rate of 47.15%. It can be noted that only 13 out of the 31 schools obtained a passing rate above the national rate.

Following is the complete list of the new Carolinian chemical engineers that the USC community is proud of:


1. Alburo, Carlo S.
2. Juanillo, Arsenia Ramona Carmen H. (5th Place)
3. Ling, Joni A.
4. Siacor, Francis Dave C.
5. Sobrevilla, Clifford G.

Online Enrollment Procedures for Continuing Engineering, CAFA, Pharmacy, Commerce and Law Students Summer Classes 2011

USC Summer Classes 2011

1. Proceed to the teller counter and pay the down payment of Php 2,000.00.

1.1. Students with privileges (e.g., academic scholars, working scholars, athletes, choristers, band waivers, etc.) shall submit the privilege forms duly endorsed by the Head for activation of accounts to the assessment clerk.

1.2. Students who paid through the USC accredited banks (BPI, RCBC Savings, ASPAC and PNB) shall wait for at least 24 hours for the payment to be reflected in the USC Tellering System.

2. Go to the website www.usc.edu.ph
3. Click on the “Online Enrollment” link.
4. Log-in using the student ID number as username. Use as password your ID number plus the year, month and day of your birth date. Do not put space in between the ID number and the birth date.

Example:
ID number: 0630112
Birth date : 11/16/1986

Username is: 0630112
Password is : 063011219861116 (default password)

Be sure to change your password once logged in to the system by clicking on the “Change Password” link. It is the responsibility of the student to change the password immediately so that unauthorized access will be prevented.

USC Results BSA and BSAcT Exams

The Department of Accountancy of the University of San Carlos announces the names of qualified applicants who passed the Entrance Examination for the BS Accountancy and BS Accounting Technology programs for Academic Year 2011-2012.

Applicants who belong to the Top Ten are the following:
RANK NAME SCHOOL
1 MANUEL, NATASHA ANGELA USC-BED-SC
2 SALVAÑA, CHRISTIAN A. SAINT LOUIS SCHOOL OF MANDAUE
3 DELA CRUZ, CHARRY O. MEDELLIN NATIONAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
4 DALANON, ART VINCENT P. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
5 JAO, MAIKO P. USC-BED-SC
6 GARCIA, TRIXIE ANNE C. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
7 MINERVA, EARL LORENZ N. SACRED HEART SCHOOL-ATENEO DE CEBU
8 WATAHIKI, JESSE RYAN L. FATHER SATURNINO URIOS UNIVERSITY
9 CHAN, KIMBERLIEGH KATE T. BETHANY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
10 BUKID, FRANCIS A. SAN JOSE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
10 DOLOTINA, CHRISTIANNE JOY T. COLEGIO DE LA IMMACULADA CONCEPCION

USC 2010 Bar Topnotchers and Results

A total of 982 examinees passed the 2010 Bar examinations, the Supreme Court announced late Thursday.

The top 10 Bar passers are:

1. SINGZON, Jr. Cesareo Antonio S., Ateneo de Manila University, 89.00%

2. JAVIER, Filemon Ray L., Ateneo de Manila University, 86.95%

3. TOLENTINO, Paolo Carlo C., Arellano University, 86.80%

4. ANCOG, Janette R., Ateneo de Davao University, 85.90%

5. SUNGA, Johana T., Ateneo de Manila University, 85.85%

6. POBLACION, Krizelle Marie F., University of the Philippines, 85.65%

7. ORTUA, Maria Christina C., University of the Philippines, and UY, Krystal Lyn T., University of the Philippines, 85.05%

8. CAPONES, Joanna Eileen M., University of the Philippines, 84.80%

9. GAN, William Benson S., Ateneo de Manila University, 84.75%

10. CARAMPATANA, Glenn C., University of San Carlos, and SALIPSIP, Darren L., Arellano University, 84.55%

Jesus Alcordo Gets Honorary Degree of Doctor of Technology on Energy Management

Engineer Jesus Alcordo, erstwhile Chair of the USC Board of Trustees, will be conferred the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Technology on Energy Management by the University of San Carlos at the College of Architecture and Fine Arts Theatre, on Saturday, 12 March, at three o'clock in the afternoon.

Engr. Alcordo will be the 55th awardee to be conferred with an Honorary Degree by the University. The list includes former Presidents of the Philippines, a Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, senators, cardinals, bishops, missionaries, educators, economists and businessmen. A consistent achiever yet a humble servant, Engr. Alcordo epitomizes the Carolinian ideals of integrity, excellence, commitment, leadership and service to community.

Jess, as he is fondly called by friends, hails from Naga, Cebu. He was a working student at USC where he earned his degree in Chemical Engineering in 1961. His parents, who were both educators, taught Jess the importance of service, dedication and industry. As a working student, he was elected President of the then Student Catholic Action (SCA). Later on he married Yolanda, a fellow Carolinian, with whom he has three children, namely, John, Margarita and Jerome. In 1975 he completed the Executive Program in Business Administration at Columbia University, New York.

Concurrently, Engr. Alcordo is the President of Global Power Corporation, Cebu Energy Development Corporation, Panay Energy Development Corporation; Director of Toledo Power Company and Chemical Industries of the Philippines; Trustee and Fellow of the Institute of Corporate Directors; and Member of the Advisory Council, UP Cebu Chapter.

He was immediate Past Chair of the USC Board of Trustees for eight years. He also held different positions in the power industry both in government and private companies, such as Commissioner of the Energy Regulatory Commission, Special Advisor at the Department of Energy, and President of National Power Corporation. He was Manager, Consultant and Engineer in the Philippines, Asia and Central America. In 2010, he put up the Cebu Energy Development Corp. to help alleviate the power requirements in the islands of Cebu and the Visayas.

Cebu Energy Development Corporation ?envisions itself to be the power generator of choice in Cebu and the Visayas. Guided by its paramount standards of responsible corporate citizenship, energy cost-efficiency, reliability, and environmental sustainability, Cebu Energy has the ultimate goal of contributing to the economic growth of Cebu and the Visayas region by addressing the need for affordable and reliable base-load power from 2010 onwards.? The Cebu Energy consortium is composed of Global Business Power Corporation, Aboitiz Power Corporation, Vivant Energy Corporation, and Formosa Heavy Industries Corporation (FHIC).

The University of San Carlos grants the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Technology in Energy Management honoris causa upon Engr. Jesus Alcordo in recognition of his professional achievements and exemplary leadership on the USC Board of Trustees from 2001 to 2010.

The Carolinian academic community warmly congratulates you, Dr. Jesus Alcordo.

Author: Office of External Affairs
07 / March / 2011

USC: Architecture Board Exam Results 2011

Congratulations to our New Architects!

Successful examinees of the board examinations for Architecture held in Manila last January 2011.

1. Abella, Rudyard John B.
2. Amarga, Zeus Czar L.
3. Arbiol, Derrick A.
4. Bagayas, Bill E.
5. Bernades, Ernest Paul E.
6. Boyles, Marlon C.
7. Cabale, Aljie Niño F.
8. Espeleta, Frederick T.
9. Gregana, Celeste R.
10. Guangco, Karl R.
11. Ko, Marlon L.
12. Leones, Chuck B.
13. Lim, Cyrus C.
14. Limkunhoy, Karen P.
15. Mercado, Karleen R.
16. Mortiz, Rowena Irene M.
17. Mortola, Charisse Kay T.
18. Ngochua, Joseph Bryant E.
19. Ong, Jason Christopher V.
20. Reyes, Joanne Nicole Y.
21. Shih, Rowell Ray L.
22. Tan, Alfred Andrew C.
23. Ulila, Venzon Charles C.
24. Wong, Arnel Gabriel C.

National Passing Percentage: 50.66% (912/1,800)
USC Passing Percentage : 72.73% (24/33)

Successful examinees of the board examinations for Architecture held in Abu Dhabi last November 16 & 17, 2010.

1. BASE, GLENN O.
2. CHUA, ALEXANDRA R.
3. FACULTAD, XERXES ANTHONY B.
4. ROMANO, MARY JONIE R.

National Passing Percentage: 51.98% (236/454)
USC Passing Percentage : 100% (4/4)

Author: Department of Architecture
17 / February / 2011

Accountancy Faculty is Outstanding Finance Educator in the Visayas

Dr. Challoner Matero, Assistant Dean of the College of Commerce, has been the recipient of the 2010-2011 Rafael B. Buenaventura’s Outstanding Finance Educator (OFE) in the Visayas, during fitting ceremonies held at the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas in Pasay City on 26 January 2011. Mr. Rhodelio Campilan, faculty member of the Department of Business Administration, also received a similar award in 2007.

Dr Matero, who is an Associate Professor of the Department of Accountancy, has been teaching accounting and auditing courses at USC for fourteen years. He served as Accountancy Chair for nine years and Assistant Chair for one year. He worked as in-charge auditor in a public accounting firm for two years before he joined the University’s teaching force in 1996.

Dr. Matero received his doctoral degree in public administration from Cebu Normal University, master’s degree in business management from the University of the Philippine-Cebu College as a college scholar for 3 out of 5 semesters, and bachelor’s degree in Accountancy cum laude from the University of San Carlos. He is a certified public accountant, a certified internal auditor, and a holder of three international accounting certifications.

He participated in Business/Accountancy Educational Benchmark Study in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand in 2007; International Conference of Cebuano-Visayan Accountants in Hongkong and Macau in 2009; and Dual Science Cebu: Exposure and Study Tour in Germany in 2011.

Dr. Matero’s research interests include corporate governance, dérivatives, accounting information system, international financial reporting standards, and project feasibility studies. He has presented research papers in Taiwan (2009), Malaysia (2010), and in various local research fora. He has published in the Journal of Business Studies, China Modern Economic Publishing House, and other accounting reference textbooks.

As a leader in the accounting profession, Dr. Matero has served either as a resource person, member of the board of directors, and member of numerous committees in the local chapter of the Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants (PICPA Cebu), Institute of Internal Auditors Cebu, and Association of CPAs in Education-Central Visayas. He also served as Securities and Exchange Consultant on twelve publicly listed companies that examined the reporting issues related to Philippine Financial Reporting Standards. He is the recipient of four PICPA Cebu achievement awards from 2002 to 2009, and in 2003 he received PICPA’s most outstanding young achiever in education on the national level.

Dr. Matero is actively involved in community extension programs of the College of Commerce either as coordinator or seminar speaker/facilitator for Kapamilya Negosyo Na Entrepreneurs, adopted communities, and non-profit organizations.

The 2010-2011 semi-finalists were : Marietta L. Eliot-Pampanga of Ateneo de Davao University, Dr. Junette A. Perez of DLSU Taft, Paz L. Bobadilla of Enverga University, Froilan S. Labausa of Manila University, Wilma M. Tejero of Silliman University, Dr. Challoner A. Matero of USC, Mary May C. Eulogio of DLSU Dasmarinas, Jessie B. Salon of Xavier University, Rosemarie Gardiner - Buenconsejo of FEU and Dr. Elvira P. De Lara – Tuprio of Ateneo de Manila University.

Author: Fr. Louie A. Punzalan, SVD
18 / February / 2011

Microbial and Enzymatic Removal of Ammonia and Nitrate in Wastewater

Microbial and Enzymatic Removal of Ammonia and Nitrate in Wastewater
Lecture-Seminar by Prof. Young Je Yoo (School of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Seoul National University, Korea)

February 8, 2011 - 8:00-11:00 am
Rigney Hall, USC Talamban Campus

For more details, contact the Department of Chemical Engineering (Tel. No. 3446783 or 2300100 loc 103)

Abstract of Lecture

Part 1. Nitrate Removal
Nitrate has lots of harmful effects to environment and human body. Many kinds of nitrate removal processes have been developed. Among them, biological method is the most widely accepted because of its economic and environmental advantages. However, biological denitrification process has some disadvantages. Since the biological process employs microorganisms, carbon sources have to be fed for microbial activities. The carbon sources lead to cost increase and secondarily, pollution of water environments. To solve this problem, a new technology was developed. Permeabilized microorganism was used as biocatalyst containing 4 enzymes – nitrate reductase, nitrite reductase, nitric oxide reductase, and nitrous oxide reductase. The permeabilized microorganisms did not require carbon sources for maintaining microbial activities. The biocatalyst and conducting material mixture formed three-dimensional structure and this was used as a bioelectrode. The electrons for denitrification were transferred to the biocatalyst in the bioelectrode. High denitrification efficiency was obtained using this electrode system. The system is currently under pilot plant test.

Part 2. Ammonia Removal
Ammonia in wastewater or sewage treatment plant is to be removed. Usually, ammonia is converted to nitrate via nitrite under aerobic condition, and the nitrate is converted to nitrogen gas under anaerobic condition. A new technology has been developed to remove ammonia. One example: ammonia is converted to nitrite, which in turn is converted to nitrogen. A technology is being developed based on this process and employing the bioelectrode system. Another example is ANAMMOX technology by which ammonia and nitrite can be converted to nitrogen using anaerobic microorganism. This technology is being improved using enzyme engineering, details of which will be presented and discussed.

USC College of Law Entrance Exam Guide and Schedule

USC College of Law: SCHEDULE OF ENTRANCE EXAMINATION For NEW FIRST YEARS and TRANSFEREES

Note: Transferees must present the Law Transcript of Records to the Dean before they can take the entrance examination.

FIRST SEMESTER, SCHOOL YEAR 2011-2012

I. DATES: April 2, 16, 23, 30 and May 7, 14, 21, 28, 2011 (Saturdays)
VENUE: EH 405, 4th floor, Law and Business School Building
TIME: 8:30-11:30 A.M.
PAYMENT: P250.00 (pay at the USC Teller)

Registration starts on March 1, 2011

REQUIREMENTS:
a) Bachelor’s degree Transcript of Records
b) P250.00 payment at USC Teller
c) 1 copy 1 x 1 photo (colored)

I. Procedure to follow for the REGISTRATION:
Note: Registration should be done before exam date.

1. Present Bachelor’s degree Transcript of Records to the Office of the Dean, 4th floor, Law and Business School Bldg. for validation and scheduling of the entrance examination.

2. Pay P250.00 as exam fee at the USC Bursar’s/Teller’s Office (fill-up the payor’s slip and indicate on it --- entrance exam fee for College of Law)

3. Go back to the Office of the Dean for the recording of O.R. # (submit photocopy of O.R.) and issuance of exam slip (at this point, 1 copy of 1 x 1 picture is required)

II. Things to bring during the exam schedule:
a) exam slip
b) official receipt of exam payment
c) ballpen and pencil
d) identification card with photo

REQUIREMENTS FOR ENROLMENT
1. Passed the Entrance Examination
2. Transcript of Records (original or certified copy)
3. Certificate of Eligibility into the Law Course (C1) from the USC Registrar [can be applied after passing the entrance examination)
4. Honorable Dismissal (for graduates outside USC)
5. Certificate of Good Moral Character (for graduates outside USC)
6. 1 copy 2 x 2 picture (black & white or colored)

ENROLMENT SCHEDULE:
May 30-June 11, 2011
Classes start – June 13, 2011

Mechanical Engineering International Research Conference 2011

The University of San Carlos Mechanical Engineering Department in cooperation with the Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers Lapulapu Chapter (PSME-LLC) will be holding its 2011 Mechanical Engineering International Research Conference on January 13-14, 2010 at the Rigney Hall and CAFA Theater respectively of the University of San Carlos Talamban Campus with the theme “Innovations for Sustainable Technological Development”.

Prominent foreign as well as local researchers will present their research results to update the Mechanical Engineers as well as those in the other engineering fields. The following are the technical papers to be presented during the two day conference:

1. Development of an Automated Ophthalmic Bottle Labeling Machine
by Dr. Bugtai (Assoc. Prof., De La Salle University)

2. Manipulating Tumble and Swirl Flows in Cylinder of a Motored Four-valve Engine by
Inlet Deflection Valve
by Prof. Rong F. Huang (Chair Professor, National Taiwan University of Science and
Technology)

3. Present Status of “Biomass Mark” Registration System in Japan and Novel Determination Method of the Biomass Contents in Biomass Commodities
by Prof. Dr. Toshinori Kimura (Professor, Hokkaido University, Japan)

4. Extraction of Bio-oil and Pyrolysis Gas from Marine Florae: A Potential Alternative Energy Source
by Engr. Mark Anora, M. Eng’g. (Korea Electric Power Corp, Cebu City)

5. Qualitative Performance Evaluation of a Double Sided Fume Hood
by Engr. Joey Pastoril, M. Eng’g. (Assist. Prof., University of San Carlos)

6. Lumber Optimization
by Dr. Carlito Impas (IMSS Consultancy Services)

7. Kinematic Synthesis and Aerodynamics of a 2-DoF Flapping Wings for Micro Aerial Robotic Propulsion
by Dr. Jonathan Maglasang (Assoc. Prof., Mindanao State University – Iligan Institute of Technology)

8. Air-conditioning Condensate: A Potential Water Source and A Creeping Destroyer
by Dr. Ronald Galindo (Assist. Prof., University of San Carlos)

9. The Combined Effect of Acoustic Excitation and Annular Swirl Strength on a Nonpremixed and Swirl Stabilized Flame
by Engr. Michael Loretero, M. Eng’g. (PhD candidate – National Taiwan University of
Science & Technology / University of San Carlos)

Mechanical Engineers as well as Mechanical Engineering students are invited to attend this conference. Registration fee for the 2 day affair is Php 2,500.00 (for Mechanical Engineers and other professionals) and Php 1,000.00 (for students) inclusive of 2 snacks and a lunch per day, conference kit, and certificate of attendance.

For inquiries and reservations please contact 2300-100 loc. 113