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Post by Pogi on Dec 12, 2016 7:41:46 GMT
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Post by Misu on Jan 30, 2017 2:30:07 GMT
Thomasians top intercollegiate pre-med quiz bee By Edris Dominic C. Pua - January 30, 2017
STUDENTS from the Faculty of Pharmacy bagged the championship title in the 4th San Beda College of Medicine Pre-Med Quiz Bee last Jan. 27 at San Beda College, Manila.
Members of Scholia, the faculty’s organization of student-tutors, bested 12 other teams in the contest.
The team included pharmacy student Robert Dominic Gonzales and biochemistry students Simon Miguel Lopez and Hajime Nakaegawa.
Contestants from Ateneo de Manila finished second while De La Salle Health Sciences Institute came in third.
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila bagged the championship last year, while teams from the UST Faculty of Pharmacy and College of Science settled for second and third places, respectively.
The quiz bee covered topics in anatomy, biochemistry and parasitology, among other.
Source: The Varsitarian
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Post by Chillax on Feb 24, 2017 4:33:11 GMT
Solution to oil spills, pollution wins award in int’l confab By Theodore Jason Patrick K. Ortiz - February 23, 2017
A GROUP of chemical engineering students bagged the Best Oral Presentation award for proposing a solution to oil spills during the 2017 Pure and Applied Chemistry International Conference (PACCON) last Feb. 2 to 3 in Bangkok, Thailand.
Among a thousand local and foreign presenters, the UST team, composed of Cheynne Louise Abelardo, Kevin Chad Cerezo and Coleen Palicpic, bagged the award for their research on polymer chemistry. Two other groups UST participated.
The award-winning research, titled “Modified Polyurethane Foam Derived from Liquefied Coconut Husk with Incorporated Nanoclay for Oil Absorption,” explored ways to remove oil using liquid from coconut husks to help resolve industrial waste problems and oil spills.
“Our study [used] sorbent to address [these problems] in a more cost-effective way,” Cerezo said in an interview with the Varsitarian.
”The use of sorbents is less detrimental to the environment, which helps alleviate global environmental catastrophes,” he added.
The two other teams were composed of Kerguelen Mae Nodora, Jade Dhalle Encarnacion and Joshia Uzziel Plandes, and Franz Joseph Ryle del Valle and Rodel Christian Tuppal. They presented studies on materials science and nanotechnology clusters, respectively.
PACCON is an 11-year-old annual event in which students, industry experts and scientists discuss their research findings to promote “sustainable development through green chemistry.”
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Post by Gold on Mar 11, 2017 5:48:46 GMT
Santo Tomas' YJs and Prime emerge big winners in NCC dance, drum competition Posted by: Rhoel V Fernandez | March 10, 2017 09:41 pm]/b]
The UST Yellow Jackets regale the MOA crowd with their upbeat routine. Jaime Campos
FROM dance beat to drum beat, University of Santo Tomas emerged as the big winner in Day One of the 2017 Nationals of the National Dance and Drumline Championships at the Mall of Asia Arena on Friday.
UST Prime won the Co-ed Mixed Hiphop Division by edging out the CGSU Prime Movers while University of Asia and the Pacific took third.
The UST Yellow Jackets, on the other hand, emerged as the first ever Drumline Open Division champions, besting National University Percussion Department and the Ateneo High School Band.
Read more at www.spin.ph/cheerdance/news/ust-sweeps-dance-beat-drum-titles-at-start-of#HHX1yK5oIxR64xoe.99
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Post by Tom A. Saiyan on Jun 5, 2017 8:00:51 GMT
2 Thomasians top int’l information technology professional exams By Roy Abrahmn D.R. Narra - June 4, 20170827
TWO THOMASIANS made it to the list of top examinees of the Asian information technology (IT) professionals examinations, while UST recorded a 90.20-percent passing rate.
Leading this year’s batch of new Filipino information technologists are Thomasians Andrew Jose Tengson and John Joen Lim, who ranked second and third, respectively.
Tengson graduated with a degree in information technology while Lim obtained his degree in information systems this year.
“When I took the exam, my goal was just to pass it and I didn’t really expect to be one of the persons who would get the highest score among all the people who took the exam,” Tengson told the Varsitarian.
Sawin Promdan of Thailand topped the exams.
The national passing rate was 47.6 percent. A total of 1,169 information technologists from all over Asia passed the examination.
The IT professionals examination is given by the Information Technology Professionals Examination Council, an organization composed of seven countries specializing in IT.
These countries are the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar, Malaysia, Mongolia and Bangladesh.
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Post by Tom A. Saiyan on Jun 6, 2017 5:25:06 GMT
HRM students win plums in Hong Kong culinary contest May 11, 2017
The College of Tourism and Hospitality Management of the University of Santo Tomas brought home two international awards at the recently concluded Hong Kong International Culinary Classics 2017 held last May 8-11, 2017 at Hong Kong International Convention Center in Hong Kong.
John Edward Mendoza, a junior HRM student (Class 3H3) won the SILVER medal on the same category Under 25 Individual Lamb. His Duo of Herb Crusted Lamb and Lamb Croquette in Blueberry Balsamic Sauce impressed the judges. His knife skills and being organized in the kitchen was noticeable as well earning him a silver medal in the said category.
Kamille Cate, senior HRM student (Class 4H5) won the BRONZE medal in the Under 25 Individual Lamb category. Cate prepared a Duo of Lamb Rack and Lamb Ragout in Potato Soufflé and Lamb Jus.
Under the supervision of their faculty Mr. Nathaniel A. Siao, this is the college’s second time joining the prestigious culinary competition in Hong Kong.
Tremendously grown in the past decade, Hong Kong International Culinary Classic (HKICC) proudly returns to HOFEX 2017. Endorsed by WACS – World Association of Chefs Societies and co-organised by the Hong Kong Chefs Associations (HKCA), HKICC 2017 aims at promoting culinary excellence, skills and abilities of Chefs, Cooks, Pastry Chefs / Cooks and Apprentices from close and far.
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