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UP Diliman

with industrial applications in various fields, in
addition to academic publications and other
copyrighted works.

(DOE), Department of Public Works and
Highways (DPHW) and UNICEF, for one
project each.

Aside from the DOST, the other agencies that
gave funding assistance in 2011-2013 were the
Commission on Higher Education (CHE ),
for nine projects under one program;
Department of Energy and Natural Resources
(DENR), for five projects; Oscar M. Lopez
Center for Climate Change Adaptation and
Disaster Risk Management Foundation, Inc.
(OML Center), for three projects  under one
research program; Department of AgricultureBureau of Agricultural Research (DA-BAR), for
two projects; and the Department of Energy

Three other agencies were honored
for the support that they
have been extending to UP Diliman in
connection with its technology transfer
initiatives. The three agencies are the
Intellectual Property Office of the
Philippines (IPOPHL), Asian
Semiconductor Electronic Technologies
(ASET) Corporation, and the Cruz, Marcelo
& Tenefrancia (CMT) Law Firm.

OVCRD acknowledges its research partners during the Pasasalamat. Top (L-R): Engr. Alfonso Azurin (ASET Corp.),
Dr. Rowena Guevara (DOST-PCIEERD), Atty. Nelson Laluces (IPOPHL), Dr. Napole n Juanillo
OPRKM),
Dr. Benito Pacheco (UPD OVCRD), Dr. Luis Sison (UP Enterprise), Dr. Teodoro Solsoloy (DA-BAR).
Bottom (L-R): Dr. Henry Adornado (DENR), Mr. Anselme Motcho (UNICEF Phils.), Atty. Melina Saldajeno (UP DLO),
Chancellor Caesar Saloma (UPD), Atty. Vyva Aguirre, Atty. Elizabeth Pulumbarit (TTBDO), Atty. Susan Villanueva
(Cruz Marcelo & Tenefrancia), Atty. Marcia Ruth Gabriela Fernandez.