Inland aquatic researcher recieves Invention Disclosure Incentive Award
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A team of researchers from the College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences-University of the Philippines Visayas (CFOS-UPV) was recognized during the 2nd Invention Disclosure Incentive (IDI) Awarding Ceremony at the UP Diliman. Professor Valeriano L. Corre, along with his co-inventors, Prof. Victor Marco Emmanuel Ferriols, Ernesto del Rosario, Jan Michael Genesila, and Prof. Francis Dimzon, received ₱40,000.00 financial incentive for their invention, the Remote Operated Automatic Bottom Feeder. The said invention is one of the research outputs of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST)-UPV milkfish program, which was funded by the Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development of the DOST.
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Inland aquatic researcher receives Invention Disclosure Incentive Award. (2017, February 14). Panay News, p. B8.
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Scientific personnel; Financing; Research; Research programmes; College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences-University of the Philippines Visayas (CFOS-UPV); Department of Science and Technology (DOST); Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCAARRD); Corre, Valeriano L.; Ferriols, Victor Marco Emmanuel; del Rosario, Ernesto; Genesila, Jan Michael; Dimzon, Francis
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