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Philippine Men of Science Philippine Men of Science A compilation of bio-bibliographical information of men and women in the field of science and technology Volume 24 June 2012 Information Resources and Analysis Division Science and Technology Information Institute Department of Science and Technology Bicutan, Taguig City, Philippines Tel. No. 8372191 to 95 The PHILIPPINE MEN OF SCIENCE Volume 24, June 2012 issue is published by the Science and Technology Information Institute – Department of Science and Technology (STII-DOST), General Santos Ave., Bicutan, Taguig City,Philippines Editorial Board and Staff : Raymund E. Liboro, Director; Rosie A. Almocera, Chief, Information Resources and Analysis Division (IRAD); Geraldine D. Bulaon, Supervising Science Research Specialist; Josefina A. Mahinay, Science Research Specialist II (Scientist Database Manager); Marievic V. Narquita Science Research Specialist II and Robelyn C. Cruz, Science Research Specialist II (IT Support Staff); Annie Lyn D. Bacani and Jeffrey T. Centeno, Documentation Specialist. Scientists Database, the online version can be accessed at http://webdb.stii.dost.gov.ph Copyleft (Q) 2012 by the Science and Technology Information Institute. This content is free for use by the public for education and research purposes only but not for commercial profit. Payment, if required, is for the subsidized costs of paper and printing only. Attribution to the Science and Technology Information Institute as the publisher is required at all times. Disclaimer: Utmost concern for accuracy and quality is taken in the production of this content but the Science and Technology Information Institute waives responsibility from any adverse effect that may result from the inappropriate use of this content. Preface The Philippine Men of Science is one of the in-house publications generated from the Scientists Database, being maintained by the Science and Technology Institute (STII), the information arm of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST). It contains bio-bibliographical information of the living scientists who have excelled in their careers with their scientific and technical contributions published in various scientific and technical journals here and abroad. This compilation aims to provide a useful and effective baseline information needed by researchers, planners, policy makers and the general public who may need the expertise of these scientists. The publisher is very grateful to all the scientists who have extended their wholehearted and invaluable cooperation in this undertaking as it is hoped that this information will be of help in our national development effort. Table of Contents Pages Abella, Tereso A. 1-7 Aquaculture Fish Genetics and Breeding Abulencia, James Patrick P. 8-13 Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Bagarinao, Teodora U. 14-18 Biology Biology and Pest Management Mangrove Ecology Marine Biodiversity Milkfish Farming Bracamonte, Nimfa L. 19-24 Social Sciences Sociology Castilla, Nancy P. 25-29 Epidemiology (Rice diseases) Mycology (Rice diseases) Pest Integrated Management Dayrit, Fabian M. 30-37 Biochemistry Chemistry Environmental Science Phytochemistry Dominguez, Leonora G. 38-41 Inorganic Chemistry Florentino, Rodolfo F. 42-46 Bilological Sciences Nutrition Nutrition Policy, planning and management Nutrition Research, Nutritional Anthropometry and Biochemistry Nutritional Assessment and Surveillance Fortes, Romeo D. 47-56 Aquaculture Management Fisheries Management Inland Fisheries Herrin, Alejandro N. 57-67 Demographic Economics Javier, Pio A. 68-74 Biological Control Insect Pest Management Jimenez, Elsie C. 75-78 Biochemistry Biochemistry of Peptides and their Functional Effect Biological Sciences Chemical Sciences Molecular Biology Peptide and Protein Biochemistry Toxicology Lalusin, Antonio G. 79-82 Biotechnology Genetic engineering Molecular Biology Plant Breeding Rootcrops breeding Lantin, Reynaldo M. 83-89 Agricultural Engineering Lim, Antonio, Jr. E. 90-93 Biological Sciences Microbiology Magsino, Gil L. 94-100 Agronomy-Weed Science Integrated Nutrient Management Participatory Training and Community Based Project Development Fertilizer and Pesticide Farm Safety Stewardship Integrated Pest Management Ecology Fertilizer and Pesticide Registration and Licensing System Sustainable Agriculture (Farmer-Scientist Program) Crop Production and Management Natividad, Filipinas F. 101-108 Biological Sciences Ogena, Ester B. 109-123 Governmental, Educational and International Policies Science and Mathematics Education Policy Development and Program Evaluation Patawaran-Calimag, Ma. Minerva V. 124-134 Anesthesiology Clinical Epidemiology Pharmacology Rebullida, Ma. Lourdes G. 135-137 Environmental Policy Health Policy and Health Social Sciences Housing and Urban Development Organization Development and Human Resources Development Political Science, Public Administrator Resurreccion, Adoracion 138-141 Chemistry Sevilla, Fortunato III 142-146 Chemical Sciences Chemical sensors and biosensors Low-cost instrumentation for chemical education Sta. Cruz, Filomena C. 147-150 Biosafety Crop Protection Biotechnology Plant and Molecular Virology Virus Disease Management Tolentino, Vivian P. 151-154 Biology Vistro-Yu, Catherine P. 155-158 Governmental, Educational and International Policies Mathematics Education Author Index 159-160 Specialization Index 161-162 PHILIPPINE MEN OF SCIENCE Volume 24 June 2012 Name Tereso A. Abella Organizational Affiliations Director/ Professor VI, Freshwater Aquaculture Center, Central Luzon State University, Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija Education Doctor of Philosophy (Fish Genetics), University of Wales Swansea, Swansea, Wales, United Kingdom 1994 Master of Science in Biology (Fisheries Biology), Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas, United States of America 1980 Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Inland Fisheries), Central Luzon State University, Munoz, Nueva Ecija, Philippines 1976 Fields of Specialization Fish Genetics and Breeding Aquaculture Employment Instructor I, Central Luzon State University, 1976 Ap19-1984 Je 30 Asst. Prof. II, Central Luzon State University, 1984 Jl 1-1986 Je 30 Assoc. Prof. II, Central Luzon State University, 1986 Jl 1-1990 D 30 Assoc. Prof. III, Central Luzon State University , 1991 Ja 1-1993 Je 17 Professor II, Central Luzon State University, 1993 Je 18-1994 O 27 Professor V, Central Luzon State University, 1994 O 28-1997 N 30 Professor VI, Central Luzon State University, 1997 D 1-present- Association Membership Member, Wag -Wag Club, Science City of Munoz, Nueva Ecija Member, Shalom Club Philippines, Inc. Member, American Fisheries Society Member, International Association of Geneticists in Aquaculture Member, Philippine Aquaculture Society Member, Philippine Fisheries Association Executive Vice President, Society of Aquaculture Engineers in the Philippines Member, National Research Council of the Philippines Member, Free and Accepted Masons of the Philippines, Inc. Honors / Awards Recipient, Efficiency Medal, ROTC 1973 Recipient, Leadership Award, CLSU Alumni Association, Inc 1976 1 IAPMP-USAID Scholarship Grant, IAPMP-USAID 1978-80 Achievement Award, CLSU Alumni Association, Inc 1994 Best Paper Award (Within family selection of Oreochromis niloticus), CLARRDEC 1988 My Best Paper Award (o Salinity Tolerance of Progenies of Different Crosses of Tilapia), RET- CLSU 2000 My 19 Best Paper Award (Bio-Pesticide from Physic Nut), RET-CLSU 2006 Je 8 Natatanging Anak ng Nueva Ecija Awardee for Science and Technology, 108th Anniversary of the “Unang Sigaw ng Nueva Ecija” 2004 S 2 Distinguished Service Award, Centennial Day Celebration of the Central Luzon State University 2007 Ap 10 CLSU Centennial Most Distinguished Alumnus Award in the field of Science and Technology, Central Luzon State University, Science City of Munoz, Nueva Ecija 2007 Ap 12 Most Outstanding Professional Award in the field of Fishery, Professional Regulation Commission 2007 Je 22 2nd place AFMA Research Paper Award, 19th DA-BAR National Research Symposium 2007 O 6 Trainings Workshop on Identification of Competency Standards for MS in Fisheries Program, Metro Manila 2006 S 14-15 Tilapia Genetic Traceability Workshop, Singapore 2006 Ja 15-20 Inception Workshop for the ADB Project TA No.: 4708-PHI, Metro Manila 2006 Ag 10 Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) Aquaculture Platform Conference, Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center (SEAFDEC), Tigbauan, Iloilo, Philippines 2005 S 24-27 International Training on Information Exchange on Cichlids Among Aquaculture CRSP Host Countries, FAC-CLSU, Science City of Munoz, NE 2005 Jl 25 6th International Symposium on Tilapia in Aquaculture (ISTA 6), PICC, Metro Manila 2004 S 13-16 Asian Fisheries Forum, Penang, Malaysia 2004 N 29-D 3 Final Workshop on PPP in Tilapia Genetics and Dissemination of Research Outputs to End-Users, Tagaytay City 2004 Ja 20-23 National Consultative-Workshop on the Establishment of Agri-Fishery Industry Working Group (IWG), Metro Manila 2004 Ap 21 (DOST-JSPS) University Program in Fisheries Science, Japan 2002 O 1-14 International Forum on Tilapia Farming in the 21st Century, Los Baños, Laguna 2002 F 25-27 Seminar-Workshop of Aquaculture RDE Network, Metro Manila 2001N 22-23 CIRAD-PCAMRD Project Presentation and Seminar-Consultation on Aquaculture Practices, San Fernando, Pampanga 2001 S 25 Training of Accreditors, Metro Manila 2001 S 20-22 2 Zonal Center for Northern Annual Commodity R&D Review for Fisheries, Pampanga 2001 N 14 Policy Forum on Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs),
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