The Mathematical Society of the Philippines (MSP) is a non-stock, non-profit organization duly registered with the SEC.
Established in 1973, it is the largest professional organization of tertiary mathematics researchers and educators. The MSP’s activities are geared towards the development of mathematics research and mathematics education especially at the tertiary level. It has over 1,000 members from all over the country. The current President is Dr. Jose Ernie Lope (UPD). The other officers are Dr. Carlene Pila
09/06/2026
The Mathematical Society of the Philippines (MSP) proudly congratulates Dr. Aurelio de los Reyes V, MSP National Board Member, and Dr. May Anne Mata, President of the MSP Davao Chapter, for being recognized among Asia’s Top 100 Researchers.
Congratulations, Dr. Aurelio de los Reyes V and Dr. May Anne Mata! We are proud of you!
09/06/2026
Mathematical Society of the Philippines presents this 2026 MSP Outstanding PhD Graduate Award to Dr. RUSSELLE H. GUADALUPE in recognition of his excellent academic performance, impressive dissertation, and high-quality research and publication record.
Given this 5th day of June 2026 during the 2026 MSP Annual Convention held at Golden Lion Hotel, Pangasinan State University, Lingayen.
09/06/2026
Mathematical Society of the Philippines presents this 2026 MSP PhD Graduate Special Citation Award to Dr. RENZ JIMWEL S. MINA in recognition of his outstanding academic performance, commendable dissertation work, and significant contributions to research and scholarly publications.
Given this 5th day of June 2026 during the 2026 MSP Annual Convention held at Golden Lion Hotel, Pangasinan State University, Lingayen.
09/06/2026
Thank you to everyone who participated, presented, organized, and supported the MSP 2026 Annual Convention. Your presence and contributions made this gathering truly meaningful.
As we look back on the memories created over the past few days, we also look ahead with excitement to new opportunities for collaboration and discovery. Until then, let us continue to promote excellence in mathematics, mathematics education, and research.
Thank you for being part of MSP 2026. We look forward to seeing all of you again at the MSP 2027 Annual Convention!
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The Mathematical Society of the Philippines (MSP) is pleased to announce the results of the 2026 MSP National Board Elections.
Following a nomination and election process that engaged members from across the country, we are proud to congratulate the following re-elected members of the MSP National Board:
Dr. Carlene P. Pilar-Arceo
University of the Philippines Diliman
Dr. Editha C. Jose
University of the Philippines Los Baños
Dr. Jocelyn C. Vilela
Mindanao State University–Iligan Institute of Technology
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to our re-elected Board Members and thank them for their continued commitment to advancing mathematics, mathematics education, and mathematical research in the Philippines.
05/06/2026
Plenary Talk 8
The Mathematical Society of the Philippines was delighted to welcome Ms. Michelle Alarcon of the Z-Lift Solutions for her plenary lecture, “Mathematics for a Thinking Workforce in the Age of AI.”
Ms. Alarcon discussed the evolving role of mathematics in preparing future professionals for an AI-driven world, emphasizing critical thinking, problem-solving, data literacy, and adaptability as essential skills for the workforce of tomorrow.
Thank you, Ms. Alarcon, for sharing valuable insights on the enduring relevance of mathematics in the age of artificial intelligence.
Moderator: Dr. Carlene P. Pilar-Arceo
05/06/2026
Plenary Talk 7
The Mathematical Society of the Philippines was honored to feature Dr. Neil Jerome Egarguin of the University of the Philippines Los Baños for his plenary lecture, “Modelling Strategies and Optimization Methods for the Control of EM Waves.”
Dr. Egarguin presented how mathematical modeling and optimization techniques can be applied to the study and control of electromagnetic waves, highlighting the important role of mathematics in advancing modern technologies and engineering applications.
Thank you, Dr. Egarguin, for an insightful and engaging presentation.
Moderator: Dr. Editha C. Jose
05/06/2026
Plenary Talk 6
The Mathematical Society of the Philippines was delighted to welcome Dr. Kiesha Prem of the National University of Singapore for her plenary lecture, “What We Count, When We Count Contacts: Contact Patterns in Infectious Disease Modelling.”
Dr. Prem explored how patterns of human interaction influence the spread of infectious diseases and how contact data can strengthen epidemiological models used for public health planning and response. Her lecture underscored the vital contribution of mathematical modelling to understanding and managing disease outbreaks.
Thank you, Dr. Prem, for an informative and timely presentation.
Moderator: Dr. Jomar F. Rabajante
05/06/2026
Plenary Talk 5
The Mathematical Society of the Philippines was privileged to hear from Dr. Andrei A. Domogo of the University of the Philippines Baguio as he delivered his plenary lecture, “How Can Mathematics Help Shape the Future of Medical Treatment?”
Dr. Domogo demonstrated how mathematical models can provide valuable insights into disease processes, treatment strategies, and personalized medicine. His lecture highlighted the important role of mathematics in advancing healthcare and improving medical decision-making.
Thank you, Dr. Domogo, for sharing an inspiring perspective on the intersection of mathematics and medicine.
Moderator: Dr. Aurelio de los Reyes V
05/06/2026
Plenary Talk 4
The Mathematical Society of the Philippines was honored to feature Dr. Intan Muchtadi of Institut Teknologi Bandung for her plenary lecture, “From Weak U-Homology to Machine Learning: Topological Methods for Noisy and Structured Data.”
Dr. Muchtadi presented how ideas from topology can be used to analyze complex, noisy, and high-dimensional data, highlighting exciting connections between modern mathematics and machine learning. Her lecture showcased the growing role of topological methods in addressing contemporary challenges in data science and artificial intelligence.
Thank you, Dr. Muchtadi, for an engaging and insightful presentation.
Moderator: Dr. Mark Anthony C. Tolentino