Kalimuhagan Knowledge Fair Exhibit: Celebrating Research Excellence
Written by Irene Faith Makinano
Uploaded on May 7, 2024
On May 7, 2024, the UP Mindanao Office of Research hosted the Kalimuhagan Knowledge Fair Exhibit, featuring a diverse range of research initiatives under the theme "UPMin Research: Transforming Insights into Impacts." The event showcased groundbreaking research projects aimed at driving innovation and benefiting communities.
The exhibit was officially inaugurated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by University President Angelo Jimenez, marking his visit to the newly established Center for the Advancement of Research in Mindanao (CARIM). His presence added prestige to the occasion, emphasizing the university's commitment to advancing research that makes a real-world difference.
The MABIDA Project participated in the event, presenting its state-of-the-art 3D scanning and 3D printing technology, showcasing its significant contributions to marine research. The project highlighted its advancements and impact, reinforcing its role in transforming research insights into practical applications and community benefits.
The Kalimuhagan Knowledge Fair Exhibit brought together researchers and research groups from across the university, offering a platform to demonstrate their work and foster collaboration. The event underscored the importance of research in driving innovation and making meaningful impacts.
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