The Institutions Rankings covers research groups run by government agencies, hospitals, universities, private companies, and nonprofit organizations.

Figure 1.          UST鈥檚 rankings in the SCImago Institutions Rankings

Source: SCImago

Given the 9054 institutions ranked in 2024, 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区landed in the 56th percentile overall. In the three criteria of SCIMago, 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区landed in the 23rd percentile for 鈥渟ocietal impact鈥�, 54th percentile for 鈥渋nnovation outputs鈥�, and 79th percentile for 鈥渞esearch performance鈥�.

Figure 2.          UST鈥檚 rankings in comparison with the rest of the world

Source: SCImago

Since the SCImago Institutions Rankings began in 2009, 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区first landed in this list in the year 2020.

The International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) in Los Ba帽os, Laguna and the Diliman (Quezon City) campus of the University of the Philippines have been the top two Philippine-based research institutions from 2009 to 2024.

The top five Philippine institutions for 2024 are IRRI (2971stworldwide), UP Diliman (3151st), the Department of Science and Technology (DOST, 3334th), De La Salle University (4459th), and 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区(4987th). About 15 research institutions were ranked last year.

SCImago鈥檚 Institutions Rankings computes a 鈥渃omposite indicator鈥� that shows the combined score coming from three indicators: research performance, innovation outputs, and societal impact. These three indicators get measured by the research institutions鈥� web visibility.

These publicly-available Rankings <> are run by SCImago Lab, a Spanish consulting firm that is a spin-off from the group called SCImago Research Group. SCImago Lab runs analyses of scientometrics, scientific publications and web visibility.

SCImago鈥檚 Institutions Rankings also use the world鈥檚 leading scholarly database Scopus, which is also used by academic consulting firms Quacquarelli Symonds and TIMES Higher Education in their annual world university rankings.

The 2024 SCImago Institutions Rankings see the 鈥渞esearch performance鈥� criterion carrying a 50 percent score, 鈥渋nnovation outputs鈥� a 30 percent score, and 鈥渟ocietal impact鈥� a 20 percent score.

Among Philippine institutions, 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区was ranked 12th out of 13 groups in 2023; eighth out of 14 groups in 2022; tenth out of 13 institutions in 2021; and eighth out of 12 Philippine groups in 2020.

Table 1.            SCImago rankings of the 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区

Source: SCImago

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In a chapter entitled 鈥�,鈥� the three scholars pointed out that the 鈥渟pread of misinformation, amplified on social media and other digital platforms, is proving to be as much a threat to global public health as the virus itself.鈥� Rumors, hate speech, conspiracy theories, and orchestrated deception campaigns have collectively led to the 鈥渓arge-scale contamination of the public sphere,鈥� the scholars averred, relating to the 鈥渋nformation disorder鈥� now present.

The Philippine context was investigated alongside those of Malaysia and Pakistan while utilizing the risk journalism framework of the Global Risk Journalism Hub. Common among interviews with journalists are the observations of an 鈥渋ncreasingly fractious, populist, and polarized political environment鈥� in which extremist views of vaccination, promotion of treatment without scientific evidence, and lack of digital literacy leading to the belief in conspiracy theories were among the findings.

The article is part of the new book Ecologies of Global Risk Journalism, published by Routledge in 2024. Salvosa is the incumbent Chair of the new Department of Journalism, and he serves as Co-Adviser of the Varsitarian. Both are academic researchers of the Research Center for Culture, Arts, and the Humanities.

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国产吃瓜黑料一区二区tallied a 39.8-42.5 score and secured its place in the 251-300 bracket.聽Moreover, it scored 54.7 in input, 66.7 in process, and 29.7 in the output metrics.聽

THE Interdisciplinary Science Ranking based their assessment in 11 metrics grouped under three pillars: inputs (19%), process (16%) and outputs (65%). 

Under the inputs metric, schools鈥� interdisciplinary science research funding (8%) and industry funding (11%) are measured. The measure of success (4%), physical facilities (4%), administrative support (4%), and promotion success (4%) make up the process criterion.聽

The outputs pillar evaluated the quantity of interdisciplinary science research publications (10%), its proportion among all publications (5%), utility outside the discipline (5%), publication quality (20%), and reputation (20%).

Within the University are research centers that allow interdisciplinary collaborations across the research interest groups, especially those targeting concerns laid down in agenda such as the Sustainable Development Goals.

The full results of the 2025 rankings can be viewed here:

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Assoc. Prof. Chuckberry Pascual, PhD of the Research Center for Culture, Arts, and Humanities and the Department of Literature won the “Best Translated Book in Filipino” award for his translation of Miguel Syjuco鈥檚 award-winning novel entitled “Ilustrado”. In addition, Pascual also bagged the “Best Anthology in Filipino” plum for 鈥淧lus/+, at Iba Plus, Maramihan: New Philippine Nonfiction on Sexual Orientations and Gender Identities鈥�, a book he co-edited with Rolando B. Tolentino, PhD.

RCCAH Director Prof. Maria Alexandra Chua, PhD of the Conservatory of Music brought home the “Alfonso T. Ongpin Prize for Best Book in Art” for her book entitled 鈥淛ulio Nakpil (1867-1969): Collected Works Volume I: Piano, Vocal and Chamber Music.”

Lastly, BFA-Advertising Arts alumnus Josel Nicolas co-illustrated the winning book in the “Best Book of Graphic Novel and Comics in English” category entitled, 鈥淒eath be Damned.鈥�

Organized by NBDB and the Manila Critics Circle (MCC), the annual prize honored the most outstanding book titles written, designed, and published in the Philippines, the National Book Awards celebrates the enterprising creative labor involved in book publishing. A total of 35 titles emerged as winners out of 235 nominations across 34 categories consisting of seven languages: Filipino, English, Bikol, Binisaya, Hiligaynon, Tausug, and Waray.

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The book focuses on the real-world application of the Philosophy for/with Children (P4wC) pedagogy to 鈥渃ultivate reasonableness in individuals through communities of philosophical inquiry鈥�, thereby offering a collection of not just theories penned by the scholars in every chapter, but also experiences, discoveries, and innovations on P4wC.

Moreover, the book delves into how the P4wC approach can be practiced in various settings, namely: academic, business consulting, textbook writing, peace education, and extremism prevention, among others.

国产吃瓜黑料一区二区graduate students, alumni, and Department of Philosophy academic staff also published individual chapters. They are: Ms. Venus Ae Kaiel Basa, Ms. Raphaella Elaine Miranda, Dr. Peter Elicor, Mr. and Prince Airick S. Gapo.

Bola帽os is a fellow researcher of Research Center for Culture, Arts, and the Humanities. The book was also co-edited by Asst. Prof. Leander Penaso Marquez of University of the Philippines-Diliman.

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Gino-gino’s study concentrated on revitalizing the selected Southeast Asia鈥檚 UNESCO Marine World
Heritage Sites through Sustainable Tourism. The study evaluated the current state of developmental plans and assessed challenges and opportunities for preservation, emphasizing the importance of integrating sustainability into tourism policies.

Apart from being a venue to disseminate research outputs, the training seminar aimed to assist educational institutions in strengthening and building their capacity, enhancing collaboration with other organizations, and disseminating research papers and journals. This initiative is envisioned to create a more profound culture of research and encourage the production of more academic research that tackles the issues confronting the tourism industry and allows the formulation of strategic business and policy frameworks. Recognizing that tourism is now a major pillar driving economic growth, increasing knowledge on research and consequently developing quality research outputs have become a paramount concern.

In the same event, RTC recognized the 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区’s efforts in conducting the training seminar. The recognition was accepted by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Evangeline E. Timbang, the Assistant Dean of
the College of Tourism and Hospitality Management, and Inst. Jame Monren T. Mercado, MACHS, CTHM
RIES Coordinator.

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During the campaign season, Arriola expressed intent to 鈥渟pearhead an institutional self-assessment of the Humanities Division in order to take stock of its potentials and trajectories.鈥� To realize these, Arriola envisions crafting of a Research Excellence Framework for the division and harnessing of the concepts of New Humanities. Arriola also expressed hope that the Division during her incumbency will 鈥渋nfluence cultural policy-making, particularly in the areas of regional culture, creative arts, design industry, and cultural mapping,鈥� among others.

In an interview with the Communications Bureau, Arriola said that with the chance to lead in bodies like the NRCP, the University 鈥渨ill benefit as we could clarify the voice of the humanities before the council through our own understanding of it. Since NRCP is [into] policy-making, policy advocacy, and research administration from the national perspective, 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区will benefit in representation in the said domains.鈥�

A multi-awarded and prolific scholar, Arriola was the NRCP鈥檚 Achievement Awardee for the Humanities in 2018. She is also the inaugural Director of the Research Center for Culture, Arts, and the Humanities. In 2021, she was named the Teodoro F. Valencia Professorial Chair Holder in Journalism.

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Capping the previous Academic Year, USTPH also took pride in publishing the two-volume screenplays and a collection of short stories of Ricky Lee, the newly minted 2022 National Artist of the Philippines for Film and Broadcast Arts.

The following is the complete lineup of the published books in different fields:

Poetry
1) Lunas sa Nabubuong Lubos by Paul Alcoseba Castillo
2) Burning Houses and Hush Harbor by Mookie Katigbak-Lacuesta
3) All My Distances Point to Home by King Llanza
4) Moon Hanging Low Over my Window and Other Poems by Babeth Lolarga

Fiction
1) Servando Magdmag at iba pang Maiikling Kuwento by Ricky Lee
2) Ilustrado by Miguel Syjuco (Translated by Chuckberry Pascual)

Screenplays
1) Mga Screenplay ni Ricky Lee Vol. 1: Brutal, Moral, Karnal by Ricky Lee
2) Mga Screenplay ni Ricky Lee Vol. 1: Himala, Salome, at Cain at Abel

Creative Nonfiction
1) #Pasahero: Mga Nakikisakay na Sanaysay by Joselito delos Reyes
2) The Holy Wife: Stories of Extraordinary Love by Ting Pantoja-Manalac

Social Sciences
1) Duterte Watch: Descent into Authoritarianism by Vergel O. Santos
2) Sports in the Philippines: History, Values, Spirituality by Rev. fr. Edgardo D. Alaurin, O.P., SThD
3) ASEAN as an International Organization: International Law and Region-building in Southeast Asia by Jose Duke Bagulaya

Theology
1) Church as a Communion: Perspectives and Expressions (Edited by Rev. fr. Jannel N Abogado, O.P., DTPS)

USTPH also revealed its three upcoming titles: “Shooting the Zombie Apocalypse” by UZ Eliserio (Fiction – Short Stories), “Faith and Psychology: A Walkthrough on the Filipino Basic Ecclesial Communities” by Milagros Arrevillaga (Nonfiction – Social Sciences), and “From Manila to the World” by Paolo Mangahas (Creative Nonfiction 鈥� Travel Essays).

Serving as the University’s publishing arm, USTPH was established in 1996 through the merger of the Santo Tomas University Press (STUP), and the 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区Printing Office (USTPO). USTPH evolved from the 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区Press, which was founded in 1593 by Fr. Francisco de San Jose, O.P. It is the oldest continuing press in the world today, next to Cambridge University in England.

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The 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区Research Center for Culture, Arts, and the Humanities, formally established in 2018, is the hub of Thomasian scholars conducting researches in architecture, communication and media, economics, fine arts and design, literature and culture, musicology, and philosophy. Its three-pronged goal of producing new knowledge in the fields of culture, arts, and the humanities is realized “by providing a venue to emergent research that locates our nation鈥檚 identity and consciousness in a transnational imaginary and within a burgeoning technology-propelled public sphere.”

Among the Center’s most recent funded projects are the Newton Fund-supported “Mapping Ecological-Social Assets” project, the Philippine Music Industry mapping project funded by the NRCP, and the Julio Nakpil music anthology.

According to the January 6, 2022 notification letter, the NRCP Outstanding Institution Award is given to institutions in recognition of their dedicated support and/or significant contributions to the growth and development of basic sciences, humanities, and the arts in the Philippines.

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Arriola will likewise continue to serve as PACMRI’s Director for Research, while Pusta will take on a new role as the Assistant Treasurer and the Sub-committee Head for Research Enhancement.

The oath-taking ceremonies will be held on February 25, 2022.

A renowned scholar and holder of the Teodoro Valencia Professorial Chair in Journalism, Arriola teaches at the Faculty of Arts and Letters鈥� Department of Literature, where she served as its former Chair, and the Department of Communication and Media Studies, which she likewise led years back.聽

Specializing in communication and media studies, Pusta handles diverse subjects such as Marketing Communications, Communication and Socio-cultural Change, Broadcast Journalism, and Communication Research. She teaches at the Department of Communication and Media Studies.

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