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Everyone in the community is enjoined to contribute in maintaining and updating the website. If you have any photos, especially from our parties and hangouts, please send them to Terence Tumolva for uploading. You may also post your "attempts" at art photography or even just plain but nonetheless campus-related snapshots. Literary pieces are also welcome. Tokyo Tech Filipinos and STAC-JTokyo Tech Filipinos is a prime mover of the Science and Technology Advisory Council - Japan Chapter (STAC-J), an organization of professionals and students which advocate science and technology as an indispensable tool for Philippine development and promote science and technology initiatives. Tokyo Tech Filipinos and ATTARSThe Tokyo Tech Filipinos supports the Association of Tokyo Tech Alumni and Research Scholars (ATTARS - Kuramae Kai Philippines) in fostering good relations between Tokyo Tech and the Filipino scientific community, as well as their other service endeavors. Philippine-Related Activities at Tokyo Institute of TechnologyThere are a number of programs and projects which involve Filipinos or have areas in the Philippines in Tokyo Tech as study sites. These include the following: JSPS-DOST Core University Program on Civil and Environmental Engineering - a 10 year exchange program of Filipino and Japanese scientists with the University of the Philippines and Tokyo Tech as core universities (not updated lately) JSPS Manila Project (concluded) IMSWES Project - An environmental study of the Manila Bay and Laguna Lake hydrologic and coastal ecosystem (not updated lately) UNESCO Fellowship Program in Chemistry JSPS Core University Program for Chemical Engineering (concluded) Join Us!If you are visiting Tokyo Tech and would like to get in touch with the Filipino community here, or had been here and want to know what's happening, you can join our mailing list by sending subscription request to:
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NEWS ARCHIVESCheck out Balitang Tokodai Digest at the News Section for our recent news digests. Questions?Seeking admission to Tokyo Tech? Seeking scholarships or training? Asking directions for coming? First here are some FAQ's: If your questions are not answered by the above, you may e-mail Kathleen Papiona for further assistance.
Just for laughs...This is the proper way of finishing our thesis, dissertation or scientific journal paper:
Apparently we should write them in blood and sweat... AND USE OUR HEAD!!!
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6 October 2009
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Tōkōdai Pinoys Welcomes 3 Newcomers October 3, 2009 - The Tokyo Tech Filipinos hosted a welcome dinner party at the Tokyo Tech Nagatsuta House to welcome their newest members, Mr. Alvin Christopher Varquez (M1) and Mr. Kerry Cabral, and Ms. Anita II Odchimar (M1). The three will be joining the Department of International Development Engineering: Alvin will be pursuing both his MS and PhD from the Kanda Laboratory, Kerry will be staying with the Hinode Laboratory as a short-term researcher, and Ann will be joining the Otsuki Laboratory as a masters degree student.
More photos of the welcome party below:
--------------------------------------------------- Materum, Hong & Pajarito Graduate From Tokyo Tech
Congratulations to Lawrence Materum, George William Hong and Bryan Pajarito for successfully graduating from their respective programs. Bryan and William will be continuing on to their PhD studies. The Tokyo Tech Filipinos are proud of you! Good luck! ---------------------------------------------------- Tokyo Tech New Filipino Graduates Present @ STAC-J Research Forum Tokyo Tech Pinoys Bryan Pajarito, George William Hong and Lawrence Materum were three of the six presenters in the 12th Graduate Research Forum sponsored by the Science and Technology Advisory Council - Japan Chapter (STAC-J), held last September 19, 2009 at the Tokyo International Exchange Center, Odaiba. Lawrence presented his dissertation entitled "Mobile station spatio-temporal multipath clustering in an urban MIMO cellular environment," while Yam and Bryan presented their masters theses entitled "Corrosion behaviour of stainless steel in concrete exposed to carbonation" and “Effect of flake orientation and interphase on barrier properties of reinforced linings,” respectively. ATTENTION TŌKŌDAI PIPS:
Don't forget to get a copy of the design
printouts for the Tokyo Tech Filipinos T-shirt:
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Back row, from left:
Eugene, Panpan, Kerry,
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