Pinoy Scientists in Japan

Paul Caesar Flores is a PhD student in Earth Science at the Yokohama National University. For his doctoral thesis, Paul is investigating the mechanism of slow earthquakes in the Nankai Trough.

Beatrice Maquilan is a multi-hyphenate chemistry undergraduate at the University of Tokyo and a science communicator. Her research interests include the development of sustainable materials for green energy and environmental preservation.

Diane Gubatanga is a chemical engineer who specializes in sustainable energy research, with emphasis on hydrogen production.

Justin Valdez is a Coastal Engineering Phd student at Waseda University in Japan. His primary focus areas include designing resilient structures and the efficient planning of local communities in the Philippines.

Lian Castillo is a Build and Release Engineer at Cambridge University Press. She is the gatekeeper of code deployments in staging and production environments.

Justine Millado is a soon-to-be Doctor of Agricultural Science from Nagoya University. Her doctoral thesis focuses on analyzing apoptosis regulation in the domestic silk moth.

Clint John Otic, an Engineering doctoral student at Japan’s Tohoku University. Clint focuses on computational fluid dynamics, with an emphasis on rarefied gas or micro/nanoscale flows .

Cherry Madriaga is a PhD candidate at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS) in Tokyo.

Joeselle Serrana is a PhD student at the Center of Marine Environmental Studies in Ehime University, Japan. His thesis revolves around next-generation freshwater monitoring and the applications of DNA metabarcoding for ecological assessment.

Si Nicko Caluya ay isang mag-aaral sa antas doktorado (PhD) sa Interactive Media Design Laboratory (IMD Lab) ng Nara Institute of Science and Technology (NAIST) sa bansang Hapon. May kinalaman sa Augmented Reality at Virtual Reality ang kanyang mga proyekto, na may kaugnayan din sa pagkatutong interaktibo, pagdisenyo at pagbuo ng mga laro at aplikasyon, at computer graphics.

Ea Kristine Clarisse Tulin is PhD student studying glycoproteins in the central nervous system at Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology.

Gerard See is a pharmaceutical scientist whose research focuses on the development of novel silicone-based adhesives of patches for transdermal delivery of medicines.