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SPP is looking for qualified applicants to be the SPP Administrative Staff (Full TIme). The SPP Administrative Staff aids in managing, operating, and maintaining the Samahan. They help the Secretary General in processing official documents, preparing and managing the Physics Congress, and organizing official files in the SPP Office. They also help the Treasurer in managing the bank accounts and preparing the financial report of the Samahan. Other duties may be assigned to the Staff by the National Council as the need arises.
Qualifications include: (1) Have finished at least the 2nd year of college education, (2) Proficient computer skills using MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and web applications, (3) Knowledgeable in creating financial reports, (4) Have good communication skills, both written and verbal, and (5) Experience in working with NGO projects is preferred. Expected compensation is about Php 15,000-20,000 per month, depending on experience.
Interested and qualified applicants should send an application letter and a copy of their resume to hq@spp-online.org (with Subject: “Job Application 2023”) as soon as possible. Please address all letters to: Johnrob Bantang, Ph.D., SPP President.
The IUPAP Working Group on Women in Physics has launched a new round of the IUPAP Conference Accessibility Grants Program. This program was created to help fund women physicists from middle or low income countries to attend a conference, workshop, or class. The grant awards up to $750 to cover expenses such as registration fees, travel, technical equipment, and childcare.
Grant applications should be received by the Working Group by email no later than 15 April 2022. Application requirements and details can be found in the IUPAP WIP announcement:
Recipients will be selected by the IUPAP Working Group on Women in Physics by the beginning of May. Applicants will be notified of the outcome by the end of May 2022.
The Asia Pacific Center for Theoretical Physics APCTP has announced its 2023 Spring Colloquium schedule. The colloquium consists of ten talks that tackle several long-standing problems in theoretical physics.
The lectures will be delivered online via Zoom from March to June 2023. Registration links to each talk are available from the APCTP Colloquium Calendar.
The 2nd Philippine Nuclear Research and Development Conference (PNRDC2020) will be held from December 8 to 10 to coincide with the DOST Philippine Nuclear Research Institute’s Atomic Energy Week. This online conference aims to circulate the latest advancements on the national and international trends in nuclear R&D, impacts, and policies to the public, as well as to provide a forum for S&T and policy discourse among researchers and the general public.
The last PNRDC, held in 2018, led to the publication of a Special Issue on Nuclear S&T in the Philippine Journal of Science. Once again, the PNRDC2020 Organizing Committee is eyeing to produce another special issue from this year’s accepted submissions.
PNRDC2020 is inviting researchers with novel insights on nuclear S&T, including radiation, X-rays, isotopes, and related applications and policies, to submit an abstract for possible oral or poster presentation at this online conference.
The Abstract Template and Submission Guidelines can be found here: bit.ly/PNRDCAbstract. Please email your submission to: pnrdc-secretariat@pnri.dost.gov.ph with the Subject: [Surname] – PNRDC 2020 Abstract – [Poster/Oral]. The deadline for submissions is on 6 November 2020 at 11:59 PM.
Further inquiries may be sent to the Conference Secretariat: pnrdc-secretariat@pnri.dost.gov.ph.
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought Remote Learning to the grassroots level of education in all disciplines including physics. This webinar series aims to start a dialogue on remote learning in physics and document the challenges and best practices from stake holders.
Webinar I: Course Packets (Pre-semester preparations) (Pt 1, Pt 2, Pt 3)
Webinar II: Flipped Classrooms and Remote Learning (Pt 1, Pt 2)
Webinar III: Establishing the Student-Teacher Relationship (Pt 1, Pt 2)
Webinar IV: Lab skill sets, thesis, mentoring, and remote collaborations (Pt 1, Pt 2, Pt 3)
During the webinars, the following panel members will share their unique experiences and challenges related to remote learning and describe how they overcame these challenges.
- Webinar I: July 21 (Tuesday, 2pm-3pm)
Ivan Culaba, AdMU
Jacque Lynn Gabayno, Mapúa University
Maria Veronica Torralba, PSHS
Cristine Villagonzalo, NIP UPD
Percival Almoro (Moderator, SPP) - Webinar II: July 21 (Tuesday, 3pm-4pm)
Jose Perico Esguerra, NIP UPD
Jo-Ann Mesias, Bicol University
Romeric Pobre, DLSU
Reinabelle Reyes, Science Says, Knowledge Channel
Rhenish C. Simon, UPM and Pueblo Science PH
Percival Almoro (Moderator, SPP) - Webinar III: July 28 (Tuesday, 2pm-3pm)
Eduardo Cuansing, UPLB
Sarah Johnson, UPM
Jae Lord Dexter Filipinas, MSU Marawi
Sheryl Lyn C. Monterola, UPD
Giovanni Tapang, NIP UPD
Percival Almoro (Moderator, SPP) - Webinar IV: July 28 (Tuesday, 3pm-4pm)
Cesareo Bermundo, ScienceStar Corporation
Eric Galapon, NIP UPD
Giovanni Malapit, UPB
Arnel Salvador, NIP UPD
Vallerie Ann Samson, PNRI
Percival Almoro (Moderator, SPP)
