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Of Researchers, Research Projects Researchers, Research Projects of Researchers, Research Projects and Publications Researchers, Research Projects and Publications Philippine Council for Aquatic and Marine Research and Development Visayas Zonal Network for Aquatic and Marine Resources R&D Locus: U.P. in the Visayas 5023-A Miagao, Iloilo Tel/Fax: (63-33) 3159648 Email: [email protected] Website: http://pcamrdvisayas.upv.edu.ph Citation: Visayas Zonal Network for Aquatic and Marine Resources R&D/PCAMRD. 2004. Directory of Researchers, Research Projects and Publications. U.P. Visayas, Miagao, Iloilo. It has not always been easy to find out what has been done in a specific area of research and where expertise is available. This directory is a modest attempt to fill the gap by providing a listing of researchers, research projects and publications of member-agencies of the Zonal Network for Visayas. Information were provided by the researchers themselves in response to a form we circulated early in CY 2001. The listing is not complete; we know of a number of researchers in the zone who are not in the directory; our best efforts to enjoin them to return the survey form have not been successful. We listed all research projects reported by the researchers, and the fund source when available. Publications have been very broadly interpreted; the list included articles in proceedings, bulletins and newsletters. The last part is the directory of the member agencies of the network, the head of agency and the research coordinator who represents the agency in the zonal network. For every researcher, information on agency affiliation and expertise are provided. Some entries have been listed under more than one category. The Zonal Center does not have copies of the research project reports nor of the publications mentioned in this directory. The reader will need to get in touch with the author/project leader whose name can be found in the directory of researchers, and whose agency address can be located in the list of member-agencies. The directory is stored in electronic format and is available at our website, http://pcamrdvisayas.upv.edu.ph. It is hoped that the preparation of this directory will encourage researchers to network with colleagues for the enrichment of their work and avoid duplication of research efforts. It is further hoped that the directory will lead to wider utilization of research results. LEONOR M. SANTOS Zonal Coordinator Miagao, Iloilo September 2004 DIRECTORY OF RESEARCHERS § Aquaculture/Inland Fisheries § Coastal Resources Management § Fisheries Education § Fisheries Socio-Economics § Marine Fisheries/Biology § Post Harvest Fisheries § Others Aquaculture/Inland Fisheries Adesna, Oligario C. Aparri, Florencio A. Instructor Aquaculturist Southern Leyte State University BFAR Region VII BS Fisheries Master in Fisheries Technology Aquaculture Aquaculture Tel: 053-3823121 Tel: 038-5180245 Email: [email protected] Aguilar, Riza S.O. Associate Professor Apines-Amar, Mary Jane S. UP Visayas University Research Associate PhD in Aquatic Biosciences UP Visayas Larval Physiology and Biochemistry PhD in Aquatic Biosciences Ichthyology Aquatic Biosciences (Fish Nutrition) Tel/Fax: 033-3158090 Tel/Fax: 033-3158090 Email: [email protected] Mobile: 0916-7514610 Email: [email protected] Alpasan, Perry A. Associate Professor Arcipe, Veronico G. Northern Iloilo Polytechnic State College Instructor MS Fisheries Palompon Institute of Technology Fisheries Biology/Aquaculture BSFEd with MA units Tel: 033-3970314 Aquaculture Tel/Fax: 033-3970315 Tel: 053-5519014 Email: [email protected] Armada, Noel A. Alura, Nelita C. Associate Professor Assistant Professor Iloilo State College of Fisheries Eastern Samar State College Doctor of Fisheries Science MATVE Aquatic Biosciences Aquaculture Tel/Fax: 033-3612413 Fish Processing Email: [email protected] Tel/Fax: 055-2612725 [email protected] Tel: 055-2612653 (residence) Avila, Enrique M. Amparado, Lolito O. Associate Professor Instructor UP Visayas Samar State University- Mercedes PhD Biology Campus Biology (Comparative Physiology) Master of Aquaculture Tel/Fax: 032-2328104 Aquaculture Educational Management Baldevarona, Rodolfo B. Tel/Fax: 055-2512661 Associate Professor UP Visayas Anire, Natalia P. PhD in Marine Science (Biological Instructor Oceanography) Eastern Samar State College Aquaculture BS Fisheries with MA units Oceanography Aquaculture Coastal Resources Management Tel/Fax: 055-2612725 Tel/Fax: 033-3158090 Directory/ Researchers/ Aquaculture 1 Baylon, Carlos C. Biona, Henry D. Associate Professor Professor UP Visayas Iloilo State College of Fisheries PhD MS Fisheries Coastal Resources Management Aquaculture Mariculture Tel/Fax: 033-3612413 Tel/Fax: 033-3158382 Mobile: 0919-3755388 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Baylon, Juliana C. Briones, Arnulfo B. Assistant Professor Agricultural Center Chief UP Visayas BFAR Region VIII MS Zoology Master in Fisheries Technology Crustacean Reproductive Biology Aquaculture Tel: 033-3158160 Tel/Fax: 053-3211732 Email: [email protected] Bucita, Virginia M. Belga, Prudencio B. Jr. Assistant Professor Aquaculturist Cebu State College of Science and BFAR Region VII Technology- Daanbantayan Campus Master in Fisheries Technology MAEd. Aquaculture Aquaculture Tel: 032-2562125 Social Science Email: [email protected] Tel: 032-4378526 Bensig, Virginia D. Cabacaba, Nonita S. Instructor Aquaculturist Cebu State College of Science and BFAR Region VIII Technology- Camotes Campus MS Fisheries– Fisheries Biology (CAR) Instructor Aquaculture BSFEd Tel/Fax: 053-3211732 Aquaculture Tel: 032-4970318 Cabong, Eden Jr. Research Assistant/Pond Caretaker Bernante, Servando B. Eastern Samar State College Instructor Diploma in Fishery Technology Cebu State College of Science and Inland Fisheries Technology- Carmen Campus Tel/Fax: 055-261275 Master of Agriculture Aquaculture Calmorin, Melchor A. Tel: 032-4299898 Professor Northern Iloilo Polytechnic State College MS Aquaculture Biological Sciences Tel/Fax: 033-3970315 Directory/ Researchers/ Aquaculture 2 Camongay, Maximo T. Dagudag, Felix Ricardo P. Instructor Associate Professor Cebu State College of Science and Capiz State University Technology- Carmen Campus Master of Aquaculture Master in Fisheries Technology Aquaculture Aquaculture Tel/Fax: 033-6340144 Tel: 032-4299898 Tel: 033-6340320 (residence) Cañonero, Antonio A. Dumadag, Gamelba V. Assistant Professor Senior Aquaculturist Iloilo State College of Fisheries BFAR Region VII BSFEd major in Inland Fisheries MS Fisheries (Aquaculture) Inland Fisheries Applied Aquaculture Research Information Technology Tel: 038-5079263 Tel: 033-3612413 Fortes, Romeo D. Carumbana, Esther E. Professor Assistant Professor UP Visayas Negros Oriental State University PhD PhD in Biology Aquaculture (Water Quality, Biological Ecology (Limnology) Productivity and Aquaculture Email: [email protected] Management Tel/Fax: 033-3158143 Combras, Nilda U. Tel: 033-3240668 (residence) Instructor Email: [email protected] Samar State University- Mercedes Campus Galan, Merla S. MS Fisheries (Aquaculture) Aquaculturist Aquaculture BFAR Region VIII Tel/Fax: 055-2512661 BS Fisheries Inland Fisheries Corre, Valeriano L. Jr. Tel/Fax: 053-3211732 Associate Professor UP Visayas Garibay, Soledad S. MS Fisheries (Aquaculture) University Researcher Aquaculture Management UP Visayas Tel/Fax: 033-5240252 Master of Aquaculture Tel: 033-3293328 (residence) Aquaculture Tel/Fax: 033-3158090 Cortez, Ester A. Instructor Gomez, Dennis K. Capiz State University Assistant Professor BS Fisheries Iloilo State College of Fisheries Aquaculture MS Fisheries (Aquaculture) Breeding Fish and Crustacean Diseases Tel/Fax: 033-6340144 Coastal Resources Management Tel: 033-3612413 Directory/ Researchers/ Aquaculture 3 Granali, Justerie M. Laureta, Liberato V. Senior Aquaculturist Associate Professor BFAR Region VIII UP Visayas Master in Fisheries Technology (CAR) PhD in Marine Biology Aquaculture Benthos, Aquaculture, Mollusk Resources Management Tel/Fax: 033-5240252 Tel/Fax: 053-3211732 Tel: 033-3296091 (residence) Guanzon, Efren B. Legados, Julieto A. Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Negros Oriental State University- Cebu State College of Science and Bais City Campus Technology- Carmen Campus MA with 12 units Ed.D. Master of Technical Science in Fish Inland Fisheries Culture Tel: 035-5415375 Aquaculture Tel: 032-4299898 Janeo, Rosy L. University Research Associate Lorque, Felizardo S. UP Visayas Assistant Professor MS Fisheries (Aquaculture) Iloilo State College of Fisheries Aquaculture Management Master in Fisheries Technology Fish Health Aquaculture Tel/Fax: 033-5240252 Chemistry Tel: 033-3612413 Jimenez, Caridad N. Assistant Professor Lumagbas, Anselmo T. UP Visayas Aquaculture Technician MS Aquaculture BFAR Region VIII Coastal Resources Management BS Fisheries Hatchery Management Aquaculture Tel/Fax: 033-3159030 Tel/Fax: 053-3211732 Lamayo, Roberto C. Mabonga, Danilo A. Instructor Instructor Cebu State College of Science and Samar State University- Mercedes Technology- Carmen Campus Campus PhD in Tech. Management (42 units) Master in Fisheries Technology Inland Fisheries Aquaculture Tel: 032-4299898 Marine Fisheries Tel/Fax: 055-2512661 Lamayo, Ma. Helian A. Instructor Mahinay, Teresa S. Cebu State College of Science and Assistant Professor Technology- Carmen Campus UP Tacloban College PhD in Tech. Management (42 units) MS Biology Inland Fisheries Ecology Tel: 032-4299898 Email: [email protected] Directory/ Researchers/
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