op@clsu.edu.ph (044) 940 8785
CLSU Logo

Central Luzon State University

Science City of Muñoz, 3120 Nueva Ecija, Philippines

University

CLSU Faculty Researchers Reap SINAG Awards as Technology Innovator and Adopter

Nov. 13, 2023

StratCom | SCO

wo spin-off companies of CLSU-generated technologies gained distinct recognition from the Department of Science and Technology - Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources (DOST-PCAARRD) as they reaped S&T Innovations in Agri-Aqua (SINAG) Awards during the 51st founding anniversary of DOST-PCAARRD held in Los Baños, Laguna on November 10, 2023. The BLITZKRIEG Animal Diagnostic Center for the African Swine Fever Virus (ASFv) Nanogold Biosensor Test Kit founded by Dr. Clarissa Yvonne J. Domingo and the Vera Bella Enterprises Limited Company for its Tilapia Ice Cream and Cookies of Dr. Dana G. Vera Cruz and former CLSU President Dr. Tereso A. Abella, both won the SINAG Award under the Best Adopter Category. In addition, Dr. Domingo also bagged the Best Innovator Award for her significant accomplishment in inventing the African Swine Fever Virus (ASFv) Nanogold Biosensor Test Kit which helped the farmers and the country’s livestock industry during the ASF outbreak. The SINAG award aims to recognize the effort of an individual, group of individuals, or organization instrumental in the successful adoption and commercialization of a component technology or package of technologies. The award comes with a trophy, cash award and a research grant of 2 million and 3 million pesos technology commercialization grant for innovator and adopter category, respectively.

Related SDGs
  • 3

    Goal 3: Good Health and Well-Being

  • 4

    Goal 4: Quality Education

  • 14

    Goal 14: Life Below Water

  • 15

    Goal 15: Life on Land

  • 17

    Goal 17: Partnership for the Goals

Other Stories

CBA CPALE Takers Surpass National Passing

Central Luzon State University, through the College of Business and Accountancy (CBA), achieved a 48.65% institutional passing rate in the May 2026 Certified Public Accountants Licensure Examination (CPALE) administered by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC). This feat easily surpassed the national passing rate of 30.83%, welcoming 18 newly licensed accountants, composed of 13 first-time takers (44.83%) and 5 retakers (62.50%). The University extends its congratulations to our 'Golden Grains.' Your unwavering dedication, discipline, and hard work have officially paid off. To those who fell short this time, please remember that this examination does not define your capabilities or your future. Take this moment to rest, recalibrate, and know that your journey continues tomorrow with new strength and wisdom. Congratulations to our new accountants! List of Passers: 1. ABEJO, JOSSEL NAVARRO 2. ADEL, REGINE SARMIENTO 3. BAASIS, DIANNE FAITH CASERO 4. CAMACHO, CHRISTEL JOY STA MARIA 5. FELICIANO, TRISIA MAYUMI PASARDAN 6. GONZALES, JOHN MICHAEL DUMALE 7. HIZON, GRACE ARRA CAMPBELL ANGELES 8. LANUZA, PSALM JOYCE VERGARA 9. LORENZO, LYKA JOAQUIN 10. MANUEL, MARY ANN TIMBAS 11. MARIANO, KIM PATRICK MARCELO 12. MIRANO, DAISY GRACE CARIAGA 13. SALAZAR, MARY VERONICA DIZON 14. SANTILLAN, ARLAINE MAE JAVALUYAS 15. SAPANG, KYELA MAE ANTIMANO 16. SIMORIO, CLARISSA DELA CRUZ 17. VILLANEA, RICALYN DIAZ 18. YAMBOT, CHARLENE JOY DEPILLO

Jun. 03, 2026

CLSU Welcomes 3rd Batch of Youth Science Program

The Central Luzon State University (CLSU) officially welcomes the Batch 3 students from the Philippine Science High School Luzon campuses: Cagayan Valley Campus, Bicol Region Campus, Central Luzon Campus, and CALABARZON Campus for the DOST-PCAARRD Youth Science Program (DPYSP), which will run from May 25 to June 17, 2026. This 15-day program marks another meaningful journey of mentoring, immersion, and community of practice, aiming to inspire young minds to see the Agriculture, Aquatic, and Natural Resources (AANR) sector as a field of innovation, leadership, and nation-building. Throughout the program, the participants will be guided by mentors and resource persons, comprising experts from CLSU and the Community of Elders of DOST-PCAARRD, who will share their knowledge, experience, and inspiration in the fields of science, technology, agriculture, aquatic resources, and natural resources. Building from the accomplishments of Year 1, DPYSP continues to provide senior high school students with opportunities to engage with scientists, researchers, mentors, and communities through hands-on learning experiences. More than learning about agriculture and science, the program aims to strengthen students’ awareness, positive perceptions, and aspirations for S&T careers in AANR, showing them that agriculture is not only about farming but also about technology, research, sustainability, and service to communities. The project is led by Dr. Melanie P. Tolentino, together with Mr. Junior M. Pacol and Ms. Erica Fae De Fiesta as project staff, and Ms. Lovely Sacare and Mr. Brandon Alan N. Lamson as research assistants.

Jun. 02, 2026

CLSU Expands Partnerships to Advance Community Welfare and Mental Health Initiatives

Central Luzon State University (CLSU), through the Office of Student Affairs (OSA), formally inked its partnership with Tahanan ng Banal na Awa (TBA) and the Science City of Muñoz OFW Federation (SCMOF) through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) Signing Ceremony held on May 7, 2026, at the Conference Room, New Administration building, CLSU. This meaningful partnership reflects CLSU’s commitment through an initiative titled “CLSU - C.A.R.E.S — Cultivating Awareness, Resilience, Empowerment, and Support” which aims to promote psycho-social support, mental health awareness, counseling services, capacity-building seminars, and community-based interventions for children, OFW families, and communities across Nueva Ecija. Leading the ceremony were Dr. Emmanuel M. Vera Cruz, Vice President for Research and Extension, representing University President Dr. Evaristo Abella, and Dr. Irene G. Bustos, Dean of Student Affairs. Also present were stakeholder representatives Ms. Anita De Guzman, President of the SCMOF, together with their Auditor, Ms. Reona G. Dumaya; and Rev. Fr. Ricardo N. Pangilinan, Jr., Director of Tahanan ng Banal na Awa, accompanied by Sister Catherine D. Ba-A, Residential Social Worker. The event was likewise attended by OSA Faculty members, Asst. Prof. Bernadette O. Binayug, OSA Extension Coordinator, Dr. Jayson Marzan, Anak at Kapamilya ng OFW (AKO) Focal Person, OSA staff, and other guests. Through this collaboration, CLSU, TBA, and SCMOF reaffirm their commitment to compassion, resilience, holistic care, and community empowerment for the welfare of children, OFW families, and the communities they serve.

May. 14, 2026

View More
FOI Transparency Seal CLSU Data Privacy Seal of Registration

Central Luzon State University

Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija, Philippines 3120
  • Central Luzon State University, Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija, Philippines
  • op@clsu.edu.ph
  • (044) 940 8785

Opportunities
E-Services
Feedback and Grievance Desk
Central Luzon State University values the voices of its students, faculty, staff, and the people it serves and is committed to continuously improve its services. As part of our commitment to quality and excellence, we encourage you to share your feedback, concerns, and suggestions.

To ensure your inputs are heard and addressed, we provide the following official channels for receiving feedback and grievances.
  • feedback@clsu.edu.ph
  • +63 9537 267 511
  • (044) 940 7030
© Copyright 2023 Central Luzon State University All Rights Reserved