Ang mga mathematician na sina Dr. Arvin Lamando ng University of the Philippines – Diliman College of Science’s Institute of Mathematics (UPD-CS IM) at Dr. Henry McNulty ng Norwegian University of Science and Technology ay nakatuklas ng bagong paraan upang maunawaan ang mga mathematical “machine” na tinatawag na operator, na susi sa quantum mechanics at signal processing.

Mathematicians Dr. Arvin Lamando of the University of the Philippines – Diliman College of Science’s Institute of Mathematics (UPD-CS IM) and Dr. Henry McNulty of the Norwegian University of Science and Technology have found a new way to understand mathematical “machines” called operators, which are key to quantum mechanics and signal processing.

Sa pagpasok ng University of the Philippines – Diliman College of Science (UPD-CS) sa isang panahong hinihimok ng guidance at innovation, isa sa mga pangunahing molecular biologist sa bansa ang mamumuno ngayon upang patnubayan ang Kolehiyo tungo sa kahusayan.

As the University of the Philippines – Diliman College of Science (UPD-CS) enters a new era driven by guidance and innovation, one of the country’s leading molecular biologists now takes the helm to steer the college towards excellence.

We’ve heard you! Good news, UP Diliman College of Science graduate students and recent graduates! The deadline for abstract submissions for the 6th Graduate Student Research Conference (GSRC2025) has been extended until October 31, 2025 (Friday)!

Ang pag-reflect ng isang laser sa salamin ay tila sumusunod sa “mirror rule”- ang anggulong papasok ay katumbas ng anggulong palabas. Ngunit kapag gumamit ng mga sensitibong instrumento, mapapansin na lumilihis ng bahagya ang sinag. Kadalasan, kasing liit lang ng isang hibla ng buhok ang distansya ng paglihis. Ang elusive na epektong ito, na tinatawag na Goos–Hänchen (GH) shift, ay sinuri kamakailan lang ng mga siyentipiko mula sa College of Science ng UP Diliman (UPD-CS) sa mga materyales na halos hindi nag-“aabsorb” ng liwanag—tulad ng ginagamit sa mga semiconductor at photonics.