 Have you ever wondered how abnormal cells are detected, monitored, and/or treated using radiologic techniques? 🧫🔬
📢 Join Dr. Nerissa Viola as she talks about the latest trends on radiopharmaceuticals on July 26, 2023, 10:30 AM via Zoom.
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🎓 The University of San Agustin Center for Informatics is thrilled to host a workshop titled "Basics of R Language" with the esteemed Balik Scientist Program Awardee, Dr. Gerard Dumancas. Join us for an insightful learning experience via Zoom. ⏰ Time: 9 AM - 12 PM (PHL time) 🆓 Registration is FREE! Secure your spot by clicking the link below: 🔗 August 01, 2023 (9:00 AM PHL) Online Registration: https://tinyurl.com/2p8p94pc Onsite Registration: Hotel Sta. Monica, University of San Agustin Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge of the R Language. We look forward to having you at the workshop! Watch the Sessions Here: Session A: https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?ref=watch_permalink&v=3443945039198088 Session B: https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?ref=watch_permalink&v=823528289489524 Session C: https://www.facebook.com/centerforinformatics/videos/1009570400045183  The collaborative dinner with Philippine-Turkish counterparts at Camiña Balay nga Bato was a truly productive and enriching experience. Dr. Romulo de Castro kicked off the presentations, showcasing CFI’s latest research findings, innovative ideas, and successful projects. The Turkish collaborators presented their own research findings, highlighted their unique methodologies, and discussed the positive outcomes of their collaborative efforts thus far. The discussion that followed was dynamic and constructive, as they brainstormed potential areas of future collaboration and identified shared goals. The evening ended on a positive note, with a renewed commitment to continue working together towards the team’s shared objectives. The collaborative dinner at Camiña Balay nga Bato was a testament to the power of cross-cultural collaboration, as it transcended borders and brought together diverse perspectives.
 Let's watch Dr. Pia Zamora-Rico of Center for Informatics (CFI) and Miss Lucy Lazo of World Association for Psycho Social Rehabilitation (WAPR) talk about raising the awareness and understanding about the issue of mental health in the Philippines through BSC Multimedia Services.
 Two of CFI's active researchers in health AI discuss their work and lessons derived from joining an international competition where they both received bronze medals.
 For this CFI Talks session the CFI, in collaboration with the National Center for Mental Health (NCMH) and Negros Oriental Rehabilitation Foundation, Inc. (NORFI), invited Dr. Bernd Moosmann, Professor of Physiological Chemistry at Johannes Gutenberg University and a winner of the Oskar Fischer Prize, to lecture on a synthesis of various lines of evidence pointing to chronic excitatory insufficiency as the cause of Alzheimer's Disease.
 Monitoring changes in fish density and biomass inside marine protected areas (MPAs) through fish visual census (FVC) can determine if MPAs are achieving their goal of promoting fish population recovery. Simplified FVC methods have been developed for citizen scientists to enable them to monitor fish populations in MPAs. However, MPA monitoring programs led by local stakeholders remain rare and difficult to sustain due to technical barriers related to FVC data management. Here, we describe and evaluate a novel online app called MPA-FishMApp, which we developed to help stakeholders of MPAs that protect coral reefs in the Philippines efficiently store, analyze, and visualize FVC data.
Download the pdf.  The CFI recently published "Examining Barriers and Opportunities of Conducting Genome-Wide Association Studies in Developing Countries." The CFI authors are visiting scientist Dr. Gerard Dumancas, postdoctoral research fellow and telehealth coordinator Dr. Pia Zamora, and director Dr. Romulo de Castro.
 Excessive use of animal manure as fertilizers can lead to pollution through the introduction of nitrogen, phosphorus, and other mineral compounds to the environment. Wet chemical analytical methods are traditionally used to determine the precise chemical composition of manure to manage the application of animal waste to the soil. However, such methods require significant resources to carry out the processes. Affordable, rapid, and accurate methods of analyses of various chemical components present in animal manure, therefore, are valuable in managing soil and mitigating water pollution.
Download the pdf.  Mr. Miñoza presented a 2-minute research splash and poster presentation of the study during the Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference in the Philippines 2022 held in Pasay City on November 05, 2022.
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