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Three engineers from UP Diliman (UPD) developed a new, sustainable design for a motor that can be used in electric vehicles. Lew Andrew Tria, PhD, Ramon Florentino Santos, and Belle Sermeno of the ���ʵ���College of Engineering (COE) Electrical and Electronics Engineering Institute, successfully registered a utility model for a modular stator segmented rotor switched […]

Biking has gained popularity in the Philippines over the past few years, peaking during the pandemic. However, safety remains a major concern among cyclists.

For many women, house work remains invisible labor, and care work in society is often overlooked. This was the central theme of the awareness seminar Advancing Gender Equality in the Care Economy.

What if everything that you needed for modern urban life—from working and shopping, to hospitals and schools—was just 15 minutes away from your home? A group of UP Diliman (UPD) students and their professor used this premise as basis to create a 15-minute city index, more known as FMCI, which measures how close a particular […]

The Philippine Review of Economics (PRE) Volume LXII, No. 2 is now available online. PRE’s latest issue features six articles, a book review, and an in memoriam. The articles are Income Inequality, Weak Institutions, and the Emergence of Reform-Abortive Corruption by Raul V. Fabella, Karl Robert L. Jandoc, and Majah Leah V. Ravago; Nationalizing the […]

The UP Diliman (UPD) Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs (OVCSA) launched volume 3 of Dúnong: ���ʵ���Journal of Student Research (Dúnong) on Dec. 12 at the Vinzons Hall lobby. Dúnong Vol. 3 features 13 student research works divided into four categories: culture, memory, and national discourse; language, identity, and translation; digital culture, […]

Film historian and filmmaker Nicolas Francisco “Nick” A. Deocampo has recently discovered what is now considered the oldest surviving Filipino film—the 1936 production Diwata ng Karagatan (Diwata)—in Brussels, Belgium. “I was in Brussels in the 1990s, joining some film festivals and winning some awards. And I visited the archive, Cinémathèque royale de Belgique [Royal Belgian […]

To record Sagada’s traditional vocal and instrumental repertoire—this was the purpose of the project Collection and ReCollection: Recording the Traditional and Instrumental Repertoire in Sagada (Collection and ReCollection). The project wants “to sustain the continued documentation of living traditions, while continuing to preserve the older records,” according to the report by Collection and ReCollection Project […]

SolAsin, a portable and sustainable salt farming unit using solar light, is the result of John Carlo Luna Reyes’ thesis SolAsin – An Accessible, Sustainable, and Eco-friendly Premium Salt Farming Unit for Coastal Use. Reyes is a fresh graduate of the UP Diliman (UPD) College of Fine Arts (CFA), where he completed his Bachelor of […]

According to the Global Cancer Observatory by the World Health Organization International Agency for Research on Cancer, breast cancer was the most common cancer in the Philippines in 2022. It also claimed close to 12,000 lives in the Philippines that year, making it the country’s second leading cause of cancer-related deaths after lung cancer. On […]