With the country’s re-emergence from the pandemic brought by COVID-19, it would be wise to focus on the role of human capital in digital transformation within the electronics industry itself, since the success of the electronics industry is crucial to economic recovery. Nemenzo. Photo from SEIPI UP Diliman (UPD) Chancellor Fidel R. Nemenzo raised this point in his plenary speech Human Capital, Digital Transformation, and Sustainable Development, at the 17th Philippine Semiconductor and Electronics Convention and Exhibition (PSECE). “The industry is…

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UP Diliman (UPD) continues its thrust towards sustainability. Recently, over a ton of recyclable waste, much of it paper and metal, was collected and processed by the UPD Environmental Management Office (DEMO). UPD constituents dropping their recyclables at the booth. Photos by Isha Bonus, UPDIO A few days before the collection date, DEMO, on its Facebook page, asked the UPD constituents and surrounding communities to segregate their recyclables and single-use plastics at home. These they could sell at the designated booth…

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UP Diliman (UPD) has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Quezon City (QC) government to help create business hubs in the city for the benefit of startup entrepreneurs. UPD Chancellor Fidel R. Nemenzo was among the academic leaders who signed the MOU to formally launch the StartUp QC Program on Oct. 28 at City Hall. (From left) Meggy Caparas of Enterprise Lead; Jayn Sy of Partnership Development and Strategic Alliance Lead; Melanie M. Moraga-Leaño, director of the UPD Institute for Small…

Why are bamboo musical instruments (BMIs) important? LaVerne David de la Peña, PhD, explained BMIs are very personal instruments. “Halimbawa ang nose flute, nilalagyan nila ng mga marka na parang tattoo na kapareha ng tattoo ng may-aring binata. It’s an extension of the self. Ginagamit din sa ligawan—tumutugtog ng mga plawta o tumutugtog ng kubing para mag-send ng message,” he said.  De La Peña spoke on the importance of the BMIs at the launch of the coffee-table book, Tradition and Innovation: People, Places, and Practices of Bamboo Music in the Philippines. He is dean of the…

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