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CLSU ranks 12th Best University in the PH

Jan. 31, 2022

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The 2022 Alper-Doger (AD) Scientific Index ranked Central Luzon State University (CLSU) as the 12th best university among the 65 universities in the Philippines.CLSU indexed a total of 28 Scientists wherein three (3) specialize in agriculture and forestry, one (1) in engineering and technology, two (2) in medical and health sciences, six (6) in natural sciences, and sixteen (16) in other specializations.The following are the most cited CLSU scientists listed by the AD Scientific Index:Hazel Monica M. PeraltaRenato G. Reyes (VP for Academic Affairs)Rich Milton R. DulaySofronio P. KalawElmar M. VillotaEdgar A. Orden (University President)Karl Marx A. QuiazonEmmanuel M. Vera Cruz (VP for R&E)Virginia M. VenturinaWendy C. MateoThe AD Scientific Index is a ranking and analysis system based on the scientific performance and the added value of the scientific productivity of individual scientists. It provides rankings of institutions based on the scientific characteristics of affiliated scientists. Moreover, the ranking illustrates the institutions’ capacity to attract and keep valued scientists, as well as their ability to encourage advances and retain scientists.This only proves that the university still stands on its vision to become a world-class national research university for science and technology in agriculture and allied fields. Furthermore, the CLSU shares this recognition with all the hardworking faculty and staff researchers who played a big part in the success of the university.Source: https://expertistnetwork.com/.../ad-scientific-index.../

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