November 19th
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Congratulations to our new set of Chemical Engineers!

The Profession Regulation Commission (PRC) announced that 301 out 638 (47.18%) passed the recently concluded three-day Chemical Engineering Licensure Examination held in Manila and Cebu this November 2011.

Alexander Selirio of Mapua Institute of Technology topped the Board Exam with a score of 84.60%. Filling the second and third spots are Jomuel Velandres of University of the Philippines Los Baños and a tie between Joe Val Alipin of University of La Salle and Christine Asuncion* of University of the Philippines Diliman, garnering the scores of 82.20% and 81.30%, respectively.

University of the Philippines Diliman remains as the top performing school with the passing rate of 84.34% (70 out of 84 passed). Other UPD graduates that made it to the Top Ten are as follows: Richard de Guzman* (4th place, 81.10%); Marlon Jesspher de Vera (6th place, 80.90%); Nicole Andrea Yazon* (8th place, 80.40%); and Mario Nistal Jr.* (9th place, 80.10%).

For a complete list of the successful examinees, visit http://www.boardexamresultsph.com/chemical-engineer-november-2011.

Thank you for serving as an inspiration to future Chemical Engineers like me! May you find success in your chosen career. Again, congratulations!

*UP ALCHEMES Alumni Member

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April 19th
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flyingjeepney: LIKE A BOSS: E-trikes roll out in Mandaluyong The first time you see them, you’re probably gonna do a double take, but say hello to the future of commute in the country. Introducing the electric-powered tricycles, or simply, e-trikes. In support of efforts to make a greener future, the government recently turned over to the city of Mandaluyong, 20 e-trikes. These energy efficient e-trikes use rechargeable lithium ion batteries, much like your laptop and cellphones, and can be docked to four available recharging stations in Mandaluyong.  Do you want one in your city? Don’t worry, plans are being made to significantly scale up the roll out of e-trikes by next year. Also: E-jeepneys in Makati and Quezon City. [via asiancorrespondent]

flyingjeepney:

LIKE A BOSS: E-trikes roll out in Mandaluyong

The first time you see them, you’re probably gonna do a double take, but say hello to the future of commute in the country. Introducing the electric-powered tricycles, or simply, e-trikes.

In support of efforts to make a greener future, the government recently turned over to the city of Mandaluyong, 20 e-trikes. These energy efficient e-trikes use rechargeable lithium ion batteries, much like your laptop and cellphones, and can be docked to four available recharging stations in Mandaluyong. 

Do you want one in your city? Don’t worry, plans are being made to significantly scale up the roll out of e-trikes by next year.

Also: E-jeepneys in Makati and Quezon City.

[via asiancorrespondent]

#e-trike      #Philippines      #news