The Office of the Vice President for Research and Extension Services, headed by Dr. Ronald Orale, along with the three research centers, CESTI, CFARRD, and RCCSI decided to come up with an alternative way to conduct the Annual Undergraduate Students’ R&D Competition amidst this ‘new normal situation’ brought about by this COVID-19 pandemic, by means […]
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CATBALOGAN CITY – Mr. Jerson Sorio and Mrs. Marietta Albina were thrilled to find out that there paper entitled “Microbial and Sensorial Quality of Ice Cream Fortified with Oyster (Crassostreairedalei) Puree” was published in CARNILAC Industrial, a Mexican Magazine On its December to February 2020 issue, the CARNILAC Industrial Magazine took interest on the unique
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CATBALOGAN CITY – “We also care for you. Here’s coffee to relieve your stress and a snack to make you smile,” Bulig Catbaloganon stated on the note attached to the food packs they have given to the frontliners of Catbalogan City on April 22. Headed by Dr. Marife M. Lacaba, a faculty of Samar State
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CATBALOGAN CITY – Samar State University’s Research and Innovation Center (SSU-RIC) Innovation Laboratory was listed as one of the 30 recognized Fabrication Laboratories (Fablabs) in the Philippines responding to the needs of the COVID-19 outbreak by producing items that can be made manually or using digital fabrication machines such as 3D Printers, Laser Cutters, etc.
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CATBALOGAN CITY – The pandemic outbreak of the coronavirus had made a huge impact in the world. It is reasonable why people feel anxious, afraid, and overwhelmed by the alerts and news updates heard on the news. Thus, SSU launched Pag-himangraw: Mental Health and Psychological Support Service through Tele-counseling on April 3, Friday. Samar State
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CATBALOGAN CITY – Along with the rise of the pandemic is the infamous spread of infodemic. Sharing false information on social media regarding COVID-19 would entail panic to many. Authorities have already urged the public to refrain from sharing and posting unverified reports on the pandemic especially during this time of national emergency and Samar
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