25/08/2026
DOST-PCHRD welcomes 3 new Tropical Medicine DOST V - Scholarships
The Department of Science and Technology - Philippine Council for Health Research and Development (DOST-PCHRD), in partnership with the Faculty of Tropical Medicine, Mahidol University - SEAMEO TROPMED Thailand, proudly welcomes three new scholars under the 2026 Foreign Graduate Scholarship (FGS) Program (L-R):
▪️Mr. John Dave A. Dicuangco (PhD in Tropical Medicine)
Region IV-A, Master of Science in Biology from Pampanga State Agricultural University
▪️Mr. Remel Niel E. Torres (MSc in Tropical Medicine)
Region III, Bachelor of Science in Biology Major in Microbiology from University of the Philippines Los Baños
▪️Mr. Mark Lorenz M. Acojedo (MSc in Tropical Medicine)
Region III, Bachelor of Science in Biology Major in Microbiology from Pampanga State Agricultural University
Through this international program, we continue to support the development of high-quality human resources equipped to advance research and address public health challenges in the field of tropical medicine.
Congratulations, Scholars!
DOST-PCHRD welcomes 3 new Tropical Medicine scholars
The Department of Science and Technology - Philippine Council for Health Research and Development (DOST-PCHRD), in partnership with the Faculty of Tropical Medicine, Mahidol University - SEAMEO TROPMED Thailand, proudly welcomes three new scholars under the 2026 Foreign Graduate Scholarship (FGS) Program (L-R):
▪️Mr. John Dave A. Dicuangco (PhD in Tropical Medicine)
Region IV-A, Master of Science in Biology from Pampanga State Agricultural University
▪️Mr. Remel Niel E. Torres (MSc in Tropical Medicine)
Region III, Bachelor of Science in Biology Major in Microbiology from University of the Philippines Los Baños
▪️Mr. Mark Lorenz M. Acojedo (MSc in Tropical Medicine)
Region III, Bachelor of Science in Biology Major in Microbiology from Pampanga State Agricultural University
Through this international program, we continue to support the development of high-quality human resources equipped to advance research and address public health challenges in the field of tropical medicine.
Congratulations, Scholars!