Central Philippine UniversityAutonomous Status granted by CHED โ Sept. 16, 2024 โ Sept. 15, 2027
June 4, 2026
The CPUGAD Technology Business Incubator (TBI), led by General Manager Mr. Mark D. Peraman and Acting Vice President for Research, Development, and Extension Dr. Aries Roda D. Romallosa, met with Engr. John Patrick E. Casipe of INA Farmers Learning Site and Agri-Farm Inc. in Barotac Nuevo to discuss potential collaboration on startup mentorship and technology adoption. The meeting explored opportunities to strengthen industry-academe partnerships and support innovation and entrepreneurship through knowledge sharing and practical industry engagement.
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The Western Visayas Consortium for Industry, Energy, and Emerging Technology Research and Development (WVCIEERD) proudly welcomes and congratulates its newly elected and confirmed officers: The organization is led by Dr. Gabriel M. Salistre, Jr., SUC President III of Iloilo Science and Technology University, as Chairperson, with Engr. Rowen R. Gelonga, CESO II and Regional Director of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Western Visayas, serving as Co-Chairperson. Dr. Ernest Howard B. Dagohoy, University President of Central Philippine University, serves as Vice-Chairperson, while Ms. Keithlyn Sarah B. Bernardino, Assistant Regional Director for Technical Operations of DOST Western Visayas, serves as Executive Director. Completing the leadership team is Dr. Felipe P. Vista IV, University Director for Research and Development Services of Northern Iloilo State University, who serves as Deputy Executive Director. As WVCIEERD continues to strengthen research, development, and innovation in the fields of industry, energy, and emerging technologies, we look forward to the leadership, vision, and expertise that our new officers will bring to the Consortium. Together, let us continue fostering collaboration, advancing innovation, and creating meaningful impacts for Western Visayas. We wish our officers a successful and productive term as they lead WVCIEERD toward new milestones and opportunities. ๐งก๐
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Iloilo Provincial Government, Municipality of Leganes, PGENRO-Province of Iloilo, Palm Concepcion Power Corporation, Zoological Society of London, DENR Western Visayas, CPU OVPRDE, and CPU CESL Center. SOURCE: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1EcD2AYjtS/
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The CPU CESL Center has been honored with the Award for Excellence in Community Extension during the 5th CHED Regional Quality Awards at the West Visayas State University Cultural Center. The award was received by University President Dr. Ernest Howard B. Dagohoy, Vice President for Research, Development, and Extension Dr. Aries Roda D. Romallosa, and CESL Center Director Prof. Sarex Dalida Dipol, Jr. This remarkable achievement was made possible through the dedicated efforts and initiatives of CESL Coordinators, CPU faculty and staff, students, and our external partners. Central Philippine University (CPU) also received several prestigious recognitions during the 5th CHED Regional Quality Awards, including the Award for Excellence in Research, Award for Excellence in Peace Education Implementation, Award for Excellence in Gender and Development Implementation, and the Award for Excellence in National Service Training Program (NSTP). In addition, CPU was recognized among the Top Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) on Internationalisation Programs and Initiatives, further demonstrating the University's commitment to academic excellence, research, community development, global engagement, and holistic education. To God be the glory! SOURCE: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=683856017896083
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Ethics of Adopting Emerging Technologies
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Congratulations to Central Philippine University for officially securing trademark registration for its university logo from the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL), another meaningful milestone in protecting the institutionโs identity, legacy, and commitment to excellence and innovation. Central Philippine University (CPU) has achieved another major institutional milestone after its official university logo was granted trademark registration by the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) on April 30, 2026, granting the university exclusive trademark protection for a period of ten (10) years, valid until April 30, 2036, and renewable in accordance with the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines (Republic Act No. 8293). The registration formally recognizes the CPU logo as a protected intellectual property asset, granting the university exclusive rights over its official visual identity and strengthening its institutional branding, academic integrity, and commercialization initiatives. For decades, the CPU logo has symbolized the universityโs commitment to Scientia et Fidesโknowledge and faithโand has served as an enduring representation of the institutionโs legacy of academic excellence, Christian formation, research, innovation, and community engagement. With its official trademark registration, the university now gains stronger legal protection against unauthorized use, imitation, reproduction, and unauthorized commercial use of its institutional mark. University officials described the development as a significant step in reinforcing CPUโs commitment to intellectual property governance and institutional identity protection in an increasingly competitive and innovation-driven educational landscape. The trademark registration provides important advantages for both academic and business-related functions of the university. In the academic sphere, the registration helps ensure the proper and authorized use of the university logo in official publications, research outputs, conferences, academic certifications, instructional materials, extension programs, and institutional partnerships. It also safeguards the integrity and authenticity of university-issued materials and official representations. Beyond academic use, the trademark protection also strengthens CPUโs position in innovation, technology transfer, and commercialization initiatives. As universities continue to expand their role in research utilization, startup development, and industry collaboration, the CPU logo now stands as a legally protected institutional brand that may be utilized in official merchandise, innovation showcases, technology-based initiatives, university services, and partnership engagements under authorized arrangements. The registration also provides the university with stronger legal remedies against infringement and misuse. Under Philippine Intellectual Property Law, trademark registration grants the owner exclusive rights to use the mark and enforce protections against unauthorized parties that may attempt to use the logo in misleading or fraudulent activities. The milestone further reflects CPUโs growing emphasis on intellectual property awareness and institutional innovation, particularly through initiatives led by the Office of the Vice President for Research, Development, and Extension (OVPRDE) and its support units: the University Research Center, Community Engagement and Service-Learning Center, Research Ethics and Review Board, CPUGAD Technology Business Incubator, and the Innovation and Technology Support Office. Designed by Rev. Dr. Francis Howard Rose, the original CPU seal remains a lasting symbol of the universityโs heritage and identity. As Central Philippine University continues to strengthen its presence in research, innovation, extension, and global academic engagement, the trademark registration of its official logo represents not only legal protection but also a strategic investment in preserving, protecting, and elevating the universityโs institutional identity for generations to come.
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DOST-CPU CPUGAD TBI Project Leader Gelvie Lagos and General Manager Mark Gil Peraman, along with the CPU Acting VP for Research, Development, and Extension and CPUGAD TBI Head of the Policy Development and Implementation Unit, Dr. Aries Roda D. Romallosa, welcomed representatives from De La SalleโCollege of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB)โJenesis So Adriano, Center for Educational Technology Head of the Digital Learning Unit (DLU), and Jenina Perez, Learning Environment Unit Head. The visit included a short benchmarking discussion focused on the universityโs AI implementations and integrated systems. Through this exchange, both CPUGAD TBI and DLS-CSB gained valuable insights into best practices for leveraging AI to enhance academic and operational efficiency. The discussion also opened opportunities for future collaboration, enabling CPUGAD TBI to explore co-developing innovative programs, refine its AI adoption roadmap, and strengthen its role as a hub for technology-driven solutions within the university and the broader innovation ecosystem. #NestingIdeas #IncubatingSuccess #CPUGADTBI
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DOST-CPU CPUGAD TBI, led by Project Leader and HEX Technologies Founder Engr. Gelvie C. Lagos, joined by General Manager Mark Gil Peraman, participated in the CHED RAISE Summit 2026. Engr. Lagos showcased HEX Technologiesโ flagship innovations: (1) AirDuino Architect, an AI-powered programming and simulation platform designed to support STEM education through accessible and interactive learning in electronics and programming; and (2) ClassMate, an AI-powered educational platform built for educators and learners that aims to provide personalized learning for everyone by enabling users to plan smarter, teach better, and learn faster. This significant participation highlights CPUGAD TBIโs active role in advancing AI education and innovation in the region. By presenting its startup portfolio and technology solutions at a national platform such as the CHED RAISE Summit, CPUGAD TBI and HEX Technologies strengthen the universityโs visibility in the innovation ecosystem, foster potential collaborations with government, industry, and academe, and open opportunities for funding, piloting, and wider adoption of their technologies. In turn, this contributes to increasing the universityโs innovation outputs, accelerating startup commercialization pathways, and promoting inclusive, technology-driven education for Filipino learners. #NestingIdeas #IncubatingSuccess #CPUGADTBI
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