Highlights of FPRDI’s 55th Anniversary Celebration (July 5-6, 2012)
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Highlights of FPRDI’s 55th Anniversary Celebration (July 5-6, 2012)
July 26, 2012
Tamayo presents paper in Asian “green economy” forum
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Tamayo presents paper in Asian “green economy” forum
July 26, 2012
Dr. Jennifer P. Tamayo, Senior Science Research Specialist at FPRDI’s Technology Innovation Division, presented a paper during the 12th Science Council of Asia (SCA) International Symposium held from 11-12 July 2012 in Bogor, Indonesia. Around 150 delegates from Bangladesh, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Mongolia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam participated in the said event.
Tamayo’s paper titled “Biosorption of heavy metals in mine tailings using Acacia auriculiformis barks” discussed the effects of heavy metals on humans and aquatic organisms, and the potential of acacia barks to remove these toxicities from waste products of mining.
Material Science Division holds QMS seminar-workshop
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Material Science Division holds QMS seminar-workshop
July 26, 2012
Dr. Dwight A. Eusebio, Chief of the Material Science Division (MSD), speaks at the opening of the division’s Seminar-Workshop for the Efficient Implementation and Improvement of Quality Management System (QMS) held last 24-25 May and 4-5 June 2012.
QMS is a set of coordinated activities designed to help an organization meet ISO standards in all areas of operations. It aims to provide consistency in methods and materials, and interacts with all activities of the organization, starting with identifying customer requirements and ending with their satisfaction. The goal is for the organization to continually improve the effectiveness and efficiency of its performance.
According to Dr. Eusebio, “We conducted the training because we wanted our staff to have a better grasp of QMS and their respective roles in it. The only way for the system to succeed is for everyone concerned to become fully involved.”
FPRDI established its QMS in 2009 as required by the Arroyo administration among all government agencies. (Rizalina K. Araral, 25 July 2012)#