LPDC President, Jose Go Rañola, a classmate of President Rico Trinidad in their masters’ studies at the University of Asia and the Pacific, is funding the chair whose research focus will be in aspects related to engineering, building and managing residential communities that serve all levels of society. LPDC operates in Albay. Mr. Rañola is also active in socio-civic work, addressing the needs of persons with disabilities.
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UP Diliman Grads Win Dyson Award for Breakthrough Dialysis Machine
Andrew Jacob Buensalido and Alyson Cabrestante, both graduates of UP Diliman, have been named the 2026 Philippine national winners of the James Dyson Award for their project BiDaKidney. The low-cost, semi-automated peritoneal dialysis machine aims Read more…