25/08/2026
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AUGUST 24โ25, 2026 | Through a two day virtual technical review via Zoom, faculty members of North Eastern Mindanao State University (NEMSU) Bislig Campus presented their proposed research projects for FY 2027 Funding under the theme, โAdvancing Quality Research. Strengthening Innovation. Transforming Communities.โ
The virtual session brought researchers and technical experts together for a focused exchange on research ideas, approaches, and expected contributions. The Research and Innovation Office facilitated the technical review in Room 4, coordinating the presentation of research proposals and the discussions between the research proponents and the invited technical panel members. This setup provided a structured space for the researchers to present their proposed studies, receive expert observations, and further refine their research questions, methodologies, scope, and anticipated outputs.
The technical review in Room 4 was enriched by the expertise of Dr. Arnold C. Alguno, Research Management Director and Professor of Mindanao State University, Iligan Institute of Technology, and Engr. Rose May Igdon Vallinas, Senior Environmental Management Specialist and Faculty of DENR Region X and Xavier University. Their technical perspectives encouraged the research proponents to look more closely at the strength of their research designs and the relevance of their proposed outputs.
Participating in NEMSU Bislig Campus were Rvglen M. Cubarol, Lovella C. De Ramos, Virgilio T. Ombao, Jr., Hendon Lamanilao, Anastacio Pantaleon, Melchora Baculinao, and Charry Mae S. Numeron, who presented their respective research proposals and engaged with the panel during the technical discussions.
The activity highlights an important stage in the research process, where ideas are examined before they move toward implementation. These exchanges help shape proposals into studies that are not only academically sound but also relevant to the fields and communities they seek to serve.
The technical review also contributes to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 4, SDG 9 and SDG 17 through the sharing of expertise and collaboration among researchers, technical reviewers, and academic institutions.
NEMSU Bislig congratulates the faculty researchers who presented their proposals and extends its appreciation to the technical panel members, the Research and Innovation Office, and everyone who contributed to the organization and conduct of the virtual technical review. Every question raised, recommendation shared, and research idea refined forms part of the process of building stronger studies and producing knowledge that can inform practice, support communities, and contribute to development.
Advancing quality research. Strengthening innovation. Transforming communities.