On November 25, the joint UPCOE-UPERDFI Task Force met to plot the steps for the successful implementation of the multi-million project that will significantly enhance research productivity in the College. Motivated by the suggestion of donor Manuel V. Pangilinan that we should think not only of a 1,200-core HPC but maybe 5,000 to 10,000 cores, the discussion included UPERDFI members who have experienced building and running research and data centers: Dr. Joel Marciano who led the building of the 4,500-core facility at the DOST Advance Science and Technology Institute; Elzar Dodjie Simon who runs the IT infrastructure of New York University; and VP Dante Briones, who had built and managed data centers in the Philippines.
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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…