2 Messages

6 AEW Celebration at a Glance/

Opening Ceremonies

7 Technical Session 1

8 Technical Session 2

10 Philippine Nuclear Youth Summit

11 Philippine Nuclear Science Quiz

18 Awards

19 List of Exhibitors

20 Milestones in Nuclear
Science & Technonolgy

24 AEW Committees

27 Sponsors
 Message
Republic of the Philippines
House of Representatives
Quezon City, Metro Manila
M y warmest regards to the Department
of Science and Technology - Philippine
Nuclear Research Institute (DOST-PNRI)
for leading the celebration of the 44th Atomic Energy Week.
The potential of nuclear energy proves itself important
today, more than ever, with dwindling resources, rising
electricity costs and widespread poverty in the way of
developing countries such as ours. We are glad that
the Department of Energy has kept an open mind in the
development of our future energy mix.
Yet, it is not only in the energy sector that the benefits of
the Atom could be harnessed for development. Our Filipino
scientists and researchers have also made great strides in
the field of nuclear and radiation applications, both here and
abroad. We salute you for your expertise, and more so for
your diligence!
On our part, the filing of House Bill 3651 in the House
of Representatives will hopefully strengthen the
regulations in the use of nuclear and radioactive materials
by spearheading the complete independence of the
Philippines nuclear regulatory body.
I believe that this annual Atomic Energy Week will be the
perfect opportunity to maximize these gains in nuclear
science and technology by bringing them closer to
our constituents, be it in agriculture, medicine, industry,
environment, or the academe. Indeed, you can count on
the support of the Committee on Science and Technology
in the House of Representatives, as these technological
endeavors hold the key for our social and economic
progress.
To the participants, being cognizant of the various
issues surrounding nuclear energy, may you continue
to be ambassadors to our communities and help others
understand its uses so that the importance and uses
of Nuclear Science and Technology will not only be
appreciated by a few. Instead, it will be experienced and
relied by communities.
Again, welcome to the 44th Atomic Energy Week.
Mabuhay!
Hon. Seth Frederick Jalosjos
Representative
1st District, Zamboanga Del Norte
 Message

Department of Science and Technology

Bicutan, Taguig City

O n behalf of the Department of Science

and Technology, I would like to
congratulate the officials and staff
of the Philippine Nuclear Research Institute as you
celebrate the 44th Atomic Energy Week with the very
The Institute is preparing to reach even greater heights
with the establishment of facilities such as the Electron
Beam Irradiation Facility and the Real-Time Online
Environmental Radiation Monitoring Stations across
the country.
relevant theme of Teknolohiyang Nukleyar para sa
Kaunlaran ni Juan. I would like to commend the men and women of PNRI,
whose brilliance coupled with dedication, have kept the
PNRI has exceeded its prior capabilities in research nuclear flame bright, which has helped light the way to
and services, and has taken the lead in the Asia-Pacific economic and social progress of every Juan.
region in utilizing radiation and nuclear-based solutions
to meet the United Nations Sustainable Development Thank you, and Mabuhay!
Goals in agriculture, medicine, industry, and the
environment.

We are thus met with a wide range of applications, from

increasing the yield of crops to providing precision
analysis of air and water resources, from the diagnosis Fortunato T. Dela Pea, Ph.d.
and treatment of various diseases to improving the DOST Secretary
durability of industrial products.
 Message

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 Message

Philippine Nuclear Research Institute

Diliman, Quezon City

T
Celebration.
o our most valued guests and
visitors, it is my privilege to welcome
you to the 44th Atomic Energy Week
well as its continuing recognition, through international
awards and well-respected science journals.

The annual AEW is an excellent opportunity for us to

appreciate how far the Philippines has gone and is still
Here at PNRI, I am proud to say that our scientists and going in the field of nuclear and radiation applications
researchers are hard at work in making leaps in the We hope that you join us in celebrating the progress of
development of nuclear technology applications to cater every Juan with nuclear technology.
to the needs of the Filipino public. Its potential for energy
efficiency, precise analytical measurements and product
enhancement at the molecular and sub-atomic levels
makes nuclear and radiation science among the most
advanced technologies in existence today.
DR. SOLEDAD S. CASTAEDA
In this light, Juan Dela Cruz as a scientist has proven Officer-in-Charge, Office of the Deputy Director
himself to be on par with the global community with DOST-PNRI
its various technical cooperation projects, particularly
with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), as
 Message

Philippine Nuclear Research Institute

Diliman, Quezon City

I n behalf of the Technology Diffusion

Division, I am pleased to welcome
everyone to the 44th Atomic Energy
Week Celebration here at DOST-PNRI.
This year, we have prepared scientific exhibits, guided
tours, technical sessions and youth-centered activities
that will reflect the contributions of nuclear science in
various sectors.

We wish to thank our sponsors and benefactors for

The theme for this years celebration is Teknolohiyang
supporting the activities of this years celebration.
Nukleyar Para sa Kaunlaran ni Juan which tempers
Likewise, we are grateful to the AEW Working
nuclear technology with the noble aim of channeling
Committees for their untiring efforts in helping to
these applications to contribute to national development.
contribute to make this years event a success.
As PNRI continues to bring its research and regulatory
Again, welcome to the 44th Atomic Energy Week
functions to bear in the struggle to uplift the Filipino
Celebration.
standard of living, it is imperative that the Institute must
also bring these benefits closer to Juan Dela Cruz. It is
precisely because of this that we celebrate the AEW
every year: to inform, educate and inspire the general
public with the potential of the Atom to bring abundant
harvests, quality healthcare, competitive products and a MS. ANA ELENA L. CONJARES
cleaner environment.
Overall Chairperson
44th AEW Executive Committee
 Teknolohiyang Nukleyar
para sa Kaunlaran ni JUAN

Celebration at a Glance
lance
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
December 5 December 6 December 7 December 8 December 9
Opening Ceremonies Technical Session 2 Philippine Nuclear Philippine Nuclear Closing Ceremonies
Technical Session 1 Guided Tours Exhibit Youth Summit Science Quiz Awardings

Opening Ceremonies
8:30 am Flag Ceremony
PROGRAMME

8:45 am Wreath Laying at the Monument

of Brig. Gen. Florencio A. Medina
9:00 am Thanksgiving Mass Rev. Fr. Joseph Buslon
Parish Priest, Jesus Lord of Divine Mercy
Pasong Tamo, Quezon City
10:00 am P R O G R A M P R O P E R
Doxology PNRI Chorale
National Anthem PNRI Chorale
Welcome Remarks Ms. Ana Elena L. Conjares
Overall Chair, 2016 AEW
Opening Remarks Carlos Primo C. David, Ph.D.
Officer-in-Charge, PNRI
Intermission Number Carlos Primo C. David, Ph.D.
Inspirational Message Officer-in-Charge, PNRI
Introduction of the Keynote Speaker Soledad S. Castaneda, Ph.D.
Officer-in-Charge, ODD-PNRI
Keynote Address Hon. Seth Frederick Jalosjos
Member, Committee on S & T
House of Representatives

PRESS CONFERENCE AFTER OPENING CEREMONIES AT 11:30 A.M.

ABOUT THE KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Hon. Seth Frederick Pal Jalosjos is the Representative (3rd term) of the 1st District of
Zamboanga del Norte. He is a member, among his other committee memberships, of the
Committee on Science and Technology. He is a graduate of Bachelor of Laws, Jose Rizal
Memorial State University, Dapitan City; HRM, De la Salle University- College of Saint
Benilde, Manila and Culinary Arts, Le Cordon Bleu, Sydney, Australia. He is an Executive
Board Member of the Boys Scout of the Philippines, Zamboanga del Norte; President,
Rotary Club of Dapitan & Natl. Federation of Motorcycle Club of the Philippines.
 Technical Session 1
NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY FOR THE
INDUSTRY & ENVIRONMENT
MONDAY | December 5, 2016
PNRI AUDITORIUM

1:00 2:00 PM Registration

Opening of Session 1

2:00 2:45 PM Energizing nuclear science and technology Ms. Elvie Z. Sombrito
in the Philippines: Establishment of an Technical Consultant
accelerator and a research reactor facility AspireTech Corporation

2:45 3:15 PM Using isotopic techniques to study nutrient Mr. Raymond J. Sucgang
source of Algae in Boracay Senior Science Research Specialist

3:15 3:45 PM Application of nuclear analytical techniques Preciosa Corazon B. Pabroa, Ph.D.
in air quality management Supervising Science Res. Specialist

3:45 4:15 PM The history of human nuclear activities as Angel T. Bautista VII, Ph.D.
seen and recorded by corals from the Science Research Specialist I
Philippines

4:15 PM End of Session 1

MODERATORS : Mr. Ryan Joseph Aniago and Ms. Cheri Ann M. Dingle

Open Forum: 10 minutes after every presentation

DAILY GUIDED TOURS WILL START AT 11:30 AM

 Technical Session 2
NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY
FOR SOCIETY
TUESDAY | December 6, 2016
PNRI AUDITORIUM

1:00 1:15 PM Registration

Opening of Session 2

1:15 1:45 PM Whats up for Juan? Lucille V. Abad, Ph.D.

Radiation processing technology Supervising Science Res. Specialist

1:45 2:15 PM Subcritical reactor assembly and neutron Kristine Marie D. Romallosa, M.Sc.
laboratory as future PNRI service facility Senior Science Research Specialist

2:15 3:00 PM Status of nuclear medicine in the Philippines Maria Lourdes B. Mania-Taylan, M.D.
Immediate Past President
Philippine Society of Nuclear Medicine

3:00 3:30 PM Overview of radiation oncology medical physics Mr. Dan Joseph S. Manlapaz
Medical Physicist
Lung Center of the Philippines

3:30 4:15 PM Prospects of nuclear power in the Philippines

4:15 PM End of Session 2

MODERATORS : Mr. Charles Darwin T. Racadio and Ms. Jeana Lee P. Sablay

Open Forum: 10 minutes after every presentation

DAILY GUIDED TOURS WILL START AT 11:30 AM

2nd Philippine Nuclear Youth Summit (PNYS)
WEDNESDAY December 7, 2016 8:00AM 4:00 PM
PNRI Auditorium, G/F NART Building

7:30 8:00 AM Registration PNYS Secretariat

8:00 8:05 AM Invocation and National Anthem Ms. Abigaile Mia V. Javier
8:05 8:15 AM Welcome Note and Inspirational Message PNRI Official

8:15 10:30AM Part A: PRESENTATIONS
8:15 8:40 Dr. Carlos Primo C. David
OIC, Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (PNRI) and
Executive Director, Philippine Council on Industry, Energy
and Emerging Technology Research and Development (PCIEERD)
8:40 9:05 Mr. Raymond J. Sucgang
Senior Science Research Specialist
Nuclear Analytical Techniques Application Section, PNRI
9:05 9:30 Dr. Angel T. Bautista, VII
Science Research Specialist I
Nuclear Analytical Techniques Section, PNRI
9:30 9:40 BREAK
9:40 10:05 Mr. Dimas Irawan
Manager, Center for Dissemination and Partnership
Indonesias National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN)
10:05 10:30 Ms. Myra Razali
Manager, Stakeholder Engagement
For Malaysia Nuclear Power


10:30 12:15 PM Part B: GROUP DYNAMICS
10:30 10:40 Presentation of Mechanics and Guidelines Ms. Cheri Anne M. Dingle
Co-Chair, PNYS
10:40 11:50 Preparation for Group Presentation and Technical Poster
Presentation (Working Lunch)

11:45 12:15 Group Presentation and Open Discussion Group Representatives
12:15 12:30 PM Announcement of Winners Ms. Abigail D. Clemente
Chair, PNYS
12:30 12:45 PM Closing Remarks Ms. Ana Elena L. Conjares
Overall Chair, AEW
12:45 1:00 PM Signature Campaign

1:00 PM onwards Part C: GUIDED FACILITY TOUR
Co-60 Irradiation Facility, Electron Beam Facility, Research AEW Technical / Guided
Reactor Facility, Technical Exhibit Area 1 & 2, etc. Tours Committee

MASTERS OF CEREMONIES
Ms. Jeana Lee P. Sabla Mr. Christopher O. Mendoza Ms. Eileen Beth A. Hernandez
FACILITATORS
Mr. Roel A. Loteria Ms. Ma. Elina S.K. V. Ramo Ms. Marianna L. Grande
Ms. Alvie A. Astronomo Mr. Eugene S. Gregorio Mr. Rafael Miguel M. Dela Cruz
Ms. Joan L. Tugo Mr. Andrew C. Barrida Mr. Williard B. Solmeron
Mr. Ramoncito F. Sulit Ms. Abigaile Mia V. Javier Mr. Frederick C. Hila
Mr. John Richard A. Fernandez Ms. Leah C. Belgera
 Philippine Nuclear Science Quiz
THURSDAY December 8, 2016 12:00 NN 5:00 PM
PNRI Auditorium, G/F NART Building

12:00 12:30 Registration

12:30 5:00 Photo Session

Invocation Ms. Abigail Mia V. Javier

National Anthem AVP

Welcome Remarks Ana Elena L. Conjares, M.Sc.

Overall Chairperson, AEW

Introduction of Quiz Participants Ms. Abigail D. Clemente

Co-Chair, PNSQ 2016

Introduction of Judges Ms. Jeana Lee P. Sablay

Reading of Quiz Mechanics and

QUIZ Semi-Final and Final Round Mr. Charles Darwin T. Racadio

Announcement of Winners Soledad S. Castaeda, Ph.D.
(Chairperson, Panel of Judges)

Closing Remarks Mr. Roel A. Loteria

Chair, PNSQ 2016

Master of Ceremonies : Mr. Arvin O. Dimaano

 The 2016 Philippine Nuclear Science Quiz
I. INTRODUCTION
The Department of Science and Technology Philippine Nuclear
Research Institute (DOST-PNRI) will spearhead the celebration of the
44th Atomic Energy Week (AEW) on 59 December 2016 with the theme
Teknolohiyang Nukleyar para sa Kaunlaran ni Juan. The celebration
will focus on enhancing public awareness on breakthroughs in nuclear
research, beneficial uses of nuclear science and technology, advances
in radiation technology, and safety in undertaking activities involving
radioactive materials. In line with these, PNRI will hold the 2016
Philippine Nuclear Science Quiz (PNSQ).
PNSQ is a national quiz bee competition which provides an avenue to
enhance Filipino students awareness and appreciation of the nuclear
science and technology field and its potential role in uplifting the quality
of living in the country. The Elimination Round will be held in different
regions from October to November 2016 while the National Level
Competition will be held on 8 December 2016 at the PNRI compound in
Commonwealth Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City. This activity is envisioned
to be an effective vehicle in providing an unbiased view on nuclear
science and technology.
II. OBJECTIVE
The PNSQ aims to sustain awareness and understanding on nuclear
science and technology and its beneficial applications among high
school students.
III. PARTICIPATION
The competition is open to all public and private secondary schools
in the Philippines. Participating schools should compete in the video-
making competition described in Section VI-A of this document.
The participating school should register by uploading their video
entries on YouTube and submitting the completely filled Registration
Forms to the PNSQ Committee on or before October 14, 2016
(Friday):
Email: pnsq.pnri@gmail.com
Facebook: Through a private message at:
https://www.facebook.com/pnriquiz/
Mail: To: The 2016 PNSQ Committee Nuclear Training Center
Philippine Nuclear Research Institute
Commonwealth A venue, Diliman, Quezon City, 1101
Fax: (+632) 920 8788 (Attention: PNSQ Committee)
Registration Forms can be requested from the PNSQ Committee or
through the listed contact lists above or downloaded online through:
http://www.pnri.dost.gov.ph/images/pnsq/2016/PNSQ-2016-
Registration-Form.pdf
The schools with the top two (2) videos from each of the 18
regions will be qualified to send participants to the National Level
Competition of the 2016 PNSQ.
Each qualifying school shall form a team of two (2) students and an
official coach. The team should be officially endorsed by the School
Principal/Head. A school with only one student representative will
not be accepted in the competition.
Participants must be willing (with parents/guardians consent) to
travel to the PNSQ venue if their school qualifies to the semi-final
round of the National Level Competition.
The final list of qualifiers for the national level shall be posted on
(PNSQ) GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS
November 25, 2016 (Friday) through the PNRI website.
The student representatives and coach identified by their respective
schools cannot be replaced after October 28, 2016.
IV. COVERAGE OF QUESTIONS FOR THE NATIONAL LEVEL
COMPETITION
The questions in PNSQ will cover various topics on nuclear science
and technology which includes radiation and radioactivity, atomic and
nuclear structure, nuclear and radiation technology, nuclear power,
radiation protection, nuclear safety and regulations, and current nuclear
-related events.
V. PRIZES AND FINANCIAL MATTERS
1. The schools with the top two (2) videos from each of the 18
regions will be qualified to send participants to the National
Level Competition of the 2016 PNSQ and shall be entitled to the
following prizes and travel subsidy:
An amount of PhP 5,000.00 will be given upon arrival of the
team in the PNSQ venue. This amount can be used to defray
accommodation expenses within Metro Manila during the
conduct of PNSQ.
Coverage of main travel expense from home region to Metro
Manila.
2. Each member of the teams who qualifies to the National Level
Competition (one coach and two students) will receive a PNSQ
2016 T-Shirt.
3. Cash Prizes for PNSQ winners are as follows:
First Prize: PhP 50,000. 00
Second Prize: PhP 40,000. 00
Third Prize: PhP 30,000. 00
Consolation Prize: PhP 15,000. 00
Consolation Prize: PhP 15,000. 00
VI. CONTEST MECHANICS
A. Qualifying Level: Video Contest
1. To participate in the 2016 PNSQ, participating schools will be
asked to:
a. Create a video which reflects the 2016 Atomic Energy
Week (AEW) theme Teknolohiyang Nukleyar para sa
Kaunlaran ni Juan .
b. The video entry must not be shorter than 30 seconds and
should not exceed 60 seconds.
c. Upload the video to YouTube not later than October 14,
2016 (Friday), and set it for public view.
d. Provide a title which captures the message of your video.
It should include the word nuclear or nukleyar. Do not
include any persons name or the name of your school in
the video.
e. Write a short description explaining the content of the
video. It is required to include the terms nuclear science
and technology and PNSQ 2016, in order to be
considered by the committee.
f. Send the YouTube link to the 2016 PNSQ Committee via
e-mail to pnsq.pnri@gmail.com.
g. Video entries will be posted on the official PNRI Facebook
page for voting through likes. Voting will be open from
October 17 to November 2, 2016. Votes/likes registered
beyond November 2, 2016 (Wednesday); 6:00PM
(1800H) will not be counted.
2. Guidelines for the video competition
a. The video entry must be an original work.
 b. The participating school is 100% responsible for all
production costs of the video.
c. All entries must not violate copyright laws or use brand
names/logos. The 2016 PNSQ Committee and PNRI will not
be held responsible for any laws broken, violations, etc.
d. All entries will become property of the PNRI.
e. Any entry deemed inappropriate or unsuitable, in 2016
PNSQ Committees discretion, will be disqualified.
3. Video entries will be evaluated by the PNSQ Committee using
the following criteria
a. Content (20%). Video content should reflect the 2016 AEW
theme Teknolohiyang Nukleyar para sa Kaunlaran ni Juan
. 6. In the event that no team has reached the 10th step after 25
b. Impact (20%). The video have a powerful effect on the
viewer.
c. Relevance (20%). The video must be relevant to the
Philippine situation and context.
d. Creativity and originality (20%). The video must be original
and visually stimulating.
e. Popularity (20%). Number of Facebook and YouTube likes
on the video.
4. The top two (2) videos per region will be announced by the
PNSQ Committee on November 4, 2016 (Friday).
5. The schools who submitted the top two (2) videos will be asked to
confirm their official representatives to the 2016 PNSQ National
Level Competition until November 9, 2016 (Wednesday).
B. National Level: Semi-Final Round
1. This will be held on 8 December 2016, 1:00 PM at the Main
Auditorium, PNRI Compound, Commonwealth, Diliman, Quezon
City.
2. The top two (2) teams representing each region shall qualify to
compete in the Semi-Final Round. A maximum of thirty six (36)
teams are expected to join this round.
3. The Semi-final Round is a staged quiz show with a quizmaster
reading the questions. Each team shall be provided with boards
where they are to write their answers.
4. The quizmaster will read questions covering topics in Nuclear
Science and Technology. Before reading the question, the
quizmaster will specify the type of question (multiple choice,
identification or computation), the allotted time for answering,
and the corresponding points to be earned by the team.
5. A total of thirty (30) questions will be asked in this round. Each
question will be read twice.
6. The teams should display their answers only at the cue of the
quizmaster.
7. The results of the Quiz will be tabulated on a scoreboard and on
a score sheet. The five (5) teams with the highest accumulated
scores will advance into the final round.
8. In case of a tie for remaining slots, a tie-breaker round will be
played where the contending teams will be asked randomly-
selected questions worth one point each until the tie is broken.
C. National Level: Final Round
1. The top five (5) teams from the Semi-Final Round will first
undergo a Power-up stage where they will answer a set of
questions to get Power-ups which will help them in the next
stage.
a. There will be two kinds of power-ups: Jump allows a team to
advance two steps in the final round and Fortitude prevents
a team from going back one step despite a wrong answer.
b. The style of this stage will be similar to the Semi-Final
Round with the quizmaster reading the questions and the
teams answering on boards.
c. The first team to get three (3) correct answers will be
awarded one Jump power -up and one Fortitude power-
up. The next team to get three (3) correct answers will be
awarded one power up of their choice (Jump or Fortitude).
In case of a tie, tie breaking questions will be asked until a
winner is determined.
2. The Final Round is composed of a playing field with ten (10)
steps for each of the five teams. The style of this round will be
similar to the Semi-Final Round with the quizmaster reading the
questions and the teams answering on boards.
3. All teams will stay behind the first step of their corresponding
lines at the start of this round. Each correct answer will allow
a team to take one step forward. A wrong answer will cause
a team to take one step back except for those who are still at
the starting point. A team c an choose not to give an answer
for which instance, they will remain in place.
4. A team possessing a power-up may use it, as applicable, until
the 6th step. No team can use any power-up after the 6th
step.
5. The first team to reach their last step (10th) will be declared
the winner. The next two teams nearest to the finish line will
take second and third place.
questions, the team nearest to the finish line will be declared
the winner. The next nearest will be declared second and the
third nearest will be declared third place.
7. In case of a tie in any of the top five (5) slots, tie-breaker
questions will be asked where the contending teams will be
asked randomly-selected questions worth one step each until
the tie is broken.
VII. OTHER MATTERS
1. The PNSQ National Qualifiers will receive prizes and travel
subsidies which can be used to defray expenses in connection
with their participation to the National Level Competition
(See Section V. Prizes). Any expense in excess of the amount
provided shall be borne by the participating school.
2. Food and drinks will be provided for all official participants
and coaches during the conduct of the 2016 PNSQ National
Level Competition.
3. Participants should arrive at the specified quiz venue at least
one (1) hour before the competition schedule. This time will
be allotted for registration and group picture taking before
the start of the competition. Participants should present their
respective school I. D.s during the registration.
4. Taking photos or videos during the competition is strictly
prohibited. An official photographer will be present during the
event.
5. The officials of the quiz shall have the right to disqualify any
team who violates any item of the PNSQ Guidelines and
Mechanics.
6. A challenge to a question should be addressed to the judges
only. The challenge should be given before the next question
is asked. The judges will confer and decide whether the
challenge is valid or not. The judges decision is final and
irrevocable.
7. The results of the quiz will be final and not appealable.
8. Important dates to remember:
October 14, 2016 (Friday): Deadline of submission of
video entries and registration forms:
October 17 - November 2, 2016: Posting of video entries
for voting
November 4, 2016 (Friday): Announcement of qualifying
videos per region
December 8, 2016 (Thursday): PNSQ National Level
Competition
December 9, 2016 (Friday): Awarding of PNSQ winners.
This will be held during the closing ceremonies of the
44th Atomic Energy Week (AEW).
9. For inquiries please email pnsq.pnri@gmail.com or contact:
Mr. Roel A. Loteria or Ms. Abigail D. Clemente
PNRI, Commonwealth Ave., Diliman, QC
Email: raloterina@pnri.dost.gov.ph /
adclemente@pnri.dost.gov.ph
Trunk Line. (632) 929-6011 to 19 loc. 236
Direct Line: (632) 920-8788
 The 2016 Philippine Nuclear Science Quiz
NATIONAL QUALIFIERS
ENTRIES/ REGION SCHOOL
1) ARMM: Autonomous RC-AKICFI-Science Laboratory
Region in Muslim School
Mindanao
2) 8: Eastern Visayas Eastern Visayas Regional Science
High School
3) 4B: MIMAROPA Liminangcong National High
School
4) 4A: CALABARZON Tanza National Trade School
5) NIR: Negros Island Negros Occidental High School
Region
6) 11: Davao Region Davao City National High School
7) NCR: Metro Manila Manila Science High School
8) 7: Central Visayas Philippine Science High School -
Central Visayas Campus
9) NCR: Metro Manila Ramon Magsaysay High School
10) 11: Davao Region Digos City National High School
11) NCR: Metro Manila Bagumbayan National
High School
12) NCR: Metro Manila Tala High School
13) NCR: Metro Manila Commonwealth High School
14) NCR: Metro Manila City of Mandaluyong Science
High School
15) NCR: Metro Manila San Francisco High School
16) 8: Eastern Visayas Philippine Science High School -
Eastern Visayas Campus
17) 12: Soccsargen Philippine Science High School -
SOCCSKSARGEN Region Campus
18) NCR: Metro Manila Rizal High School
19) 2: CagayanValley Tuguegarao City Science High
School
20) NCR: Metro Manila Pasig City Science High School
VIDEO TITLE
Nuclear Technology: An Untold Story
Nuclear Technology for the Whole
Juanity
Enerhiyang Nukleyar, Susi sa
Pambansang Kaunlaran at Pagbabago
Uses of Nuclear Technology for Future
Efficiency
Teknolohiyang Nukleyar Abot
Hanggang NIR
Nuclear Technology in the Philippines:
Risk with Opportunity
Juans Future with Nuclear
Nuclear Energy: Progress for Every-Juan
Nuclear Go!
We are Nuclear Filipinos
Teknolohiyang Nukleyar: Susi sa
Makabuluhang Pagbabago
Teknolohiyang Nukleyar Para sa
Kaunlaran ni Juan
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Closing Ceremonies
National Anthem PNRI Chorale

Opening Remarks Ms. Zenaida M. de Guzman

Co-Chair, 2016 AEW

Intermission Number

Awarding of Prizes Dr. Carlos Primo C. David

OIC, PNRI

PROGRAMME
to be assisted by: Dr. Rowena Cristina Guevara
Undersecretary, DOST
a. PNSQ winners
b. Academic awards
c. Loyalty service awards
d. AEW Special awards
e. Model employee awards

Introduction of the Guest Speaker Dr. Soledad S. Castaneda

OIC, Office of the Deputy Director

A D D R E S S Dr. Rowena Cristina Guevara

Undersecretary, DOST

Closing Remarks Ms. Nydia C. Medina

Chair, Committee on Opening and
Closing Ceremonies
 Awards
1. 2016 PNRI Model Employee
(Division) Award
Criteria:
Outstanding Contribution
by Idea or Performance (30%)
Commitment to Work/ (40%)
Service
Interpersonal Skills/ (10%)
Human Relations
Performance Evaluation (20%)
Rating

2. PRAISE Special Award

4.

Technical Exhibit Competition
First Place: P 30,000.00
Shall be chosen by the PRAISE Second Place: P 20,000.00
Committee based on special Third Place: P 10,000.00
accomplishment(s) of the employee Peoples Choice: P 5,000.00
or Group of Employees Consolation Prize: P 2,000.00

3. 2016 Service Awardees

(40 and 20 years in Service)
5. Technical Tour Guide
Competition
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Best Junior Tour Guide: P 2,000.00

EXHIBIT NAME
The Liquid Handling System
of the Electron Beam
Irradiation Facility
Isotope and Nuclear-based
Techniques for Analytical
Applications
Boiling Water Reactor
Miniature
Radiation Protection for
Every Juan
Teknolohiyang Nukleyar:
Kalusugan Ang Handog Para
Kay Juan
Nuclear Physics and its
Applications for Every Juan
Chemistry Research Section,
We Explore. We Develop.
Uranium: From the ground
to our tables
Environmental Radioactivity
Measurement
Smart Juan: Ang Makabagong
Dalubsaka.
Licensing, Review and
Evaluation Section Exhibit
PNRI Emergency
Response: Minimizing the
Consequences of Ionizing
Radiation
Arid & Aroids, Inc.
List of Exhibitors
TOPIC
Electron Beam Irradiation
Services
Improving the lives of every
Juan through chemical,
isotopic and nuclear analytical
techniques
Generation of Electricity
using Nuclear Technology
Radiation Protection
Techniques and Applications
Food Irradiation and
Cytogenetics Biodosimetry
"a) Neutron Radiation
b) Allanite for Nuclear Waste
Management"
CRS Projects
Survey of uranium deposits
and its extraction from
phosphates
Environmental Radioactivity
Monitoring in the Philippines
Application of Nuclear
Technology in Agriculture
Various topics: Medical use
of Radionuclides; Application
of Radioactive Materials
in Industry; Transport and
Importation of Radionuclides
Emergency Response
Mutation Breeding Products
by Gamma Irradiation
SECTION/DIVISION LOCATION
Irradiation Services Section / EB Facility
Nuclear Services Division (Designated for NSD
exhibits)
Nuclear Analytical Techniques IRMS / Tritium Lab
Application Section / Nuclear Area / ARC building
Services Division
Engineering Services Section / Electronics Building
Nuclear Services Division
Radiation Protection Section ARC Poolside
Services / Nuclear Services
Division
Biomedical Research Section / BMRS Modular Lab
Atomic Research Division
Applied Physics Research ARD Exhibit Area
Section / Atomic Research
Division
Chemistry Research Section / Chemistry Conference
Atomic Research Division Room
Nuclear Materials Research ARC Poolside
Section / Atomic Research
Division
Health Physics Research In front of HP modular
Section / Atomic Research building
Division
Agriculture Resesarch Section / ARS
Atomic Research Division
Licensing, Review and Evaluation Any / Emergency
Section / Nuclear Regulatory Room
Division
Radiological Impact Assessment Emergency Room
/ Nuclear Regulatory Division
Arid & Aroids, Inc. Main exhibit area
(Guest Exhibitor)
 Milestones
of Nuclear Science & Technology
in the Philippines
50s
1956 Establishment of the first
radioisotope laboratory at the
University of the Philippines
Philippine General Hospital
1958 Creation by law (Republic Act
2067 Science Act of 1958) of
the Philippine Atomic Energy
Commission (PAEC) under the
National Science development
Board
The Philippines became a Member
State of the International Atomic
Energy Agency (IAEA)
1959 Human resources development
program in nuclear science and
technology started with the first
Radioisotope Techniques Training
Course
First set of licensing rules and
regulations and use of radioactive
materials published in Official
Gazette (April 27).
The Radioistope Society of the
Philippines was formally organized
at PAEC
60s
1960 Establishment of the
Philippine Atomic Research
Center in Diliman, Quezon
City
1960 1964 Construction, start-up,
criticality and operation of the
Philippine Research Reactor
1962 Founding of Philippine
Association for Radiation
Protection
1963 1965 Feasibility study for a
nuclear power plant in Luzon
1964-1984 PRR is used for the
production of about 18
radioisotopes and labeled
compounds, neutron
activation analysis, neutron
spectrometry and training
1965 Production and dispensing
of millicurie quantities of
colloidal gold-168 to PGH for
medical application and P-32
calcium monophosphate to
University of the Philippines
Los Baos for fertilizer uptake
studies
1965-1969 The India-Philippines-
IAEA Project (IPA) trains
Asian nuclear scientists and 1966 Founding of Philippine
technicians with the PRR as Society of Nuclear Medicine
training reactor. The IPA is
the precursor of the Regional 1968 Passage of Republic Act
Cooperative Agreement 5207 providing for the
for nuclear science and licensing and regulation of
technology in Asia and the atomic energy facilities
Pacific (RCA)
 70s
1970 First PAEC fabricated nuclear equipment
system (renal scanning machine) provided
to Rizal Medical Center
1970-1986 PAEC undertakes regulatory and
research activities related to the Philippine
Nuclear Power Plant in Bataan
1971 Mutant rice varieties (Philippine Atomic
Rice Cultivar-2 or Atomic Rice and
Milagrosa) developed.
1972 The Philippines became a founding
member of the RCA.
Philippines signed the Treaty on Non-
Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT)
Presidential approval of the feasibility
study of the UNDP and IAEA for the
establishment of the first nuclear power
plant
1973 The Philippine President announced
the governments decision to establish
a nuclear power plant in Bataan upon
receipt of the IAEA reports on the 1972
Feasibility Study for a Nuclear Power
Plant in Luzon (Philippines) and the
Market Survey for Nuclear Power in
Developing Countries
Presidential Proclamation No. 1211
declaring the second week of December
of each year as Atomic Energy Week
1974 Gen. Florencio A. Medina, former
Commissioner of the Philippine Atomic
Energy Commission (now PNRI), was the
first Filipino to be elected as president of
the 18th IAEA General Conference.
80s
1982 Ambassador Domingo
L. Siazon, Jr., Philippine
Ambassador to Austria and
permanent representative
to the IAEA, was elected
president of the 26th IAEA
General Conference.
1984 Creation of the PAEC Board of
Commissioners
1986 The Bataan Nuclear Power
Plant was mothballed and
a Presidential Committee
was created to oversee the
legal and technical issues of
the power project.
First single photon emission
computed tomography (SPECT)
installed at Makati
Medical Center.
Establishment of the Philippine
1976 The first Philippine Organization of Medical
Nuclear Congress
Physicists
held at the Philippine
International Convention 1986 - 1989 Certification
Center radionuclide analysis of
1977 The University of the
foodstuff for import and
Philippines offers a export as a consequence of the
program in Master Chernobyl nuclear power plant
of Science in Nuclear accident
Engineering
1987 Executive Order 128
1979 The Philippine Society reorganized PAEC into the PNRI
for Nondestructive under the DOST.
Testing was officially
1988 Establishment of the Philippine
organized
Radiation Oncology Society
 Milestones of Nuclear Science and Technology in the Philippines

90s
1989 The Multipurpose Irradiation
Facility became operational
used for sterilization and
decontamination of various
food and medical products.
1993 Creation of an inter-
agency Task Force for a
comprehensive nuclear
power program.
1994 Clearance for gamma
sterilization of three types of
products by the Bureau of
Food and Drugs.
1995 Successful trial of sterile
insect technique (SIT) to
control fruit fly population in
Guimaras. Fruit fly is a pest
of fruits like mangoes.
1996 Dr. William G. Padolina,
Secretary of the Department
of Science and Technology
served as the president
of the 40th General
Conference of the IAEA.
In celebration of the
centennial of the discovery
of radioactivity, the second
Philippine Nuclear Congress
was held in Manila
2000-08
2000 Approval of the
Radiological Emergency
Preparedness and
2006 The IAEA has chosen the
Response Plan
2001 Licensing by PNRI of the
first Positron
Emission Tomography
(PET) at St. Lukes Medical
Center
2001-2005 PNRI developed
the following: PVP-
carrageenan hydrogel
dressing for burns
and wounds, and the
mutant ornamental plants
Kamuning dwarf mutant
(Murraya Ibarra Santos),
Dracaena Marea and
Cordyline Medina
2008 Upgrading of multipurpose
2004 Administrative Order
No. 152 Prescribing
Regulations on Irradiated
Food was approved
of Energy project on security of
radioactive sources
Philippine Research Reactor
at the PNRI as a training
platform to demonstrate the
decommissioning process
techniques under the Research
Reactor Decommissioning
Demonstration Project (R2D2P).
Under the Metrology Act of
2003, PNRI was designated
as the National reference
Laboratory for ionizing radiation
DOST-PNRI and US Department
of Energy implemented the
Megaports Initiative Project in
coordination with the Bureau
of Customs and Philippine
Ports Authority to prevent
illicit trafficking of radioactive
materials
gamma irradiation facility at
PNRI to semi-commercial scale
for agricultural, medical and
industrial products

1999 The Sigadis Milagrosa or 2005 The International Atomic

Pampanga, a radiation-
induced mutant rice variety,
was approved by the
Philippine Seedboard
Energy Agency (IAEA)
designated the PNRI as a
Collaborating Center for
Studies on Harmful Algal The Philippines hosted the 9th
Forum for Nuclear Cooperation
Blooms.
in Asia Ministeria Level Meeting
Implementation of tri-
lateral PNRI Australian 50th Founding Anniversary of
Nuclear Science and the Philippine Nuclear Research
Technology Organization Institute (formerly the Philippine
United States Department Atomic Energy Commission)
 Milestones of Nuclear Science and Technology in the Philippines
2010 The IAEA designated the
Philippines as one of the
three pilot countries for
the IAEA Water Availability
Enhancement Project or
IWAVE. The National Nuclear
Security Plan and the IAEA
INSSP became operational
2011 In light of the Fukushima
Da-ichi Nuclear Power Plant
Accident, the Member
States engaged in an RCA
Regional project to study
the disaster impact on the
marine environment. The
data are being compiled in
the Asia and Pacific Marine
radioactivity Database
(ASPAMARD) managed by
the Philippines through PNRI
2010-15
2012 The Technetium-99 m Generator PNRI received a radiation
Facility was commissioned. monitor from South
PNRI Neutron Schoolwas Korea which will be part
established of an initial real time
environmental radiation
2013 Tripartite cooperation of the
monitoring system being
Philippines with the IAEA and
set up with the assistance
the South Africa Nuclear
of the IAEA and DOST
Energy Cooperation (NECSA)
on the conditioning and
2015 The PNRI has been
storage of Spent High
certified under the
Activity Radioactive Sources
International Organization
(SHARS)
for Standardization (ISO)
2014 The PNRI Electron Beam Facility 9001: 2008 standard
ready for commissioning for quality management
PNRI conducted the first systems. Certification
full-blown exhibit of Filipino International Philippines
applications of nuclear science (CIP)
and technology at the 58th
IAEA General Conference in
Vienna, Austria
 COMMITTEES
AEW Executive Committee
Chairperson Ana Elena L. Conjares

Co-Chairpersons Rhodora R. Leonin

Zenaida M. De Guzman

Secretariat Rissa Jane V. Amper

Gregory Ciocson
Arminda V. Espineda
Grace Gonzales-Buban

Working Committees

1. Technical Sessions 3. Philippine Nuclear Science Quiz

Chairperson Alvie A. Astronomo Chairperson Roel A. Loteria

Co-Chairperson Charles Darwin T. Racadio Co-Chairperson Abigail D. Clemente

Members Ryan Joseph Aniago Members Alvie A. Astronomo

Leah C. Belgera Ramoncito F. Sulit
Cheri Anne M. Dingle Williard B. Solmeron
Veriza Rita C. Cruz Leah C. Belgera
Marianna Lourdes Marie L. Grande Marianna Lourdes Marie L. Grande
Ryan U. Olivares Andrew C. Barrida
Ronald E. Piquero Frederick C. Hila
Maria Elina Salvacion Kristina V. Ramo Felix Anthony F. dela Cruz
Jeana Lee P. Sablay Christopher O. Mendoza
Williard B. Solmeron Cheri Anne M. Dingle
Angel T. Bautista, VII Jayson V. Godoy
Rafael Miguel M. Dela Cruz
John Richard A. Fernandez
Jeana Lee P. Sablay
2. Technical Exhibits
Eugene S. Gregorio
Abigaile Mia V. Javier
Chairperson Marlon Dave S. Regoso
Ma. Elina Salvacion Kristina V. Ramo
Co-Chairpersons Ma. Llorina O. Raada Eileen Beth A. Hernandez
Fernando B. Aurigue
Members Rhett Simon D. Tabbada
Kristine Marie D. Romallosa
Rafael Miguel M. Dela Cruz
Eileen Beth A. Hernandez
Efren J. Sta. Maria
Jay B. Cernechez
Carmelo Miguel H. Ebreo
Joan L. Tugo
Ana N. Villanueva
 COMMITTEES

4. Philippine Nuclear Youth Summit 5. Technical/Guided Tours

Chairperson Abigail D. Clemente Chairperson Hans Joshua V. Dantes

Co-Chairperson Cheri Anne M. Dingle Co-Chairperson Rosario R. Encabo

Members Roel A. Loteria Members Rissa Jane V. Amper

Alvie A. Astronomo Joan L.Tugo
Ramoncito F. Sulit Jeff Darren G. Valdez
Williard B. Solmeron Billy B. Arcilla
Leah C. Belgera Rafael Miguel M. Dela Cruz
Marianna Lourdes Marie L. Grande Ave Ann Nikolle M. Garalde
Andrew C. Barrida Ronald Daryll F. Gatchalian
Frederick C. Hila Andrea Luz G. Nery
Felix Anthony F. dela Cruz Vanessa J. Omandam
Christopher O. Mendoza Vinz Michael C. Calija
Jayson V. Godoy Djowel Recto V. Montefalcon
Rafael Miguel M. Dela Cruz Christian L. Delasada
John Richard A. Fernandez Dan Benneth C. Mangulabnan
Jeana Lee P. Sablay Ailil Marie M. Semana
Eugene S. Gregorio Juanario M. Olivares
Abigaile Mia V. Javier Girlie Eunice Lopez
Ma. Elina Salvacion Kristina V. Ramo Frederick C. Hila
Eileen Beth A. Hernandez Abigaile Mia V. Javier
Joan L. Tugo Eugene S. Gregorio
Botvinnik L. Palattao
Joanna Michelle E. Chua
Julius Frederico M. Jecong
John Faustus C. Vidal

6. AEW Opening & Closing Programs 7. Publicity and Promotions

Chairperson Nydia C. Medina Chairperson Justina S. Cerbolles

Co-Chairperson Glenda B. Obra Co-Chairperson Paolo Tristan F. Cruz

Members Celia O. Asaad Members Joan L. Tugo

Sylvia S. Busine Hans Joshua V. Dantes
Gloriamaris L. Caraos Rissa Jane V. Amper
Arvin O. Dimaano Ana Maria S. Veluz
Abigaile Mia V. Javier Fernando B. Aurigue
Johnylen V. Melendez Raymond J. Sucgang
Jennylyn C. Minglana Ana N. Villanueva
Miriam F. Rejas Buenaventura E. Cansino
Levelyn M. Tolentino Grace G. Buban
Miriam F. Rejas
Camille Grace B. Beredo
Andrea Luz G. Nery
 COMMITTEES
8. Reception, Registration 10. Food and Refreshments
and Invitation
Chairperson Christine P. Singayan
Chairperson Ana Maria S. Veluz Co-Chairperson Jennylyn C. Minglana
Co-Chairpersons Haydee M. Solomon Members Johnylen V. Melendez
Ramoncito F. Sulit Ana N. Villanueva
Members Gina B. Abrera Nelia M. Montilla
Gloriamaris L. Caraos Ailil Marie M. Semana
Aileen B. Cezar Rallyn G. Ramos
Ma. Lucia C. Cobar Camille Grace B. Beredo
Veriza Rita C. Cruz Grace G. Gonzales
Abigaile Mia V. Javier Eugene S. Gregorio
Jennifer A. Sagum Alfonso A. Singayan
Rosalie M. Semana
Levelyn Mitos M. Tolentino
Ma. Allis U. Uriarte 11. Physical Arrangements
Joanrose N. Villanueva
Andrew C. Barrida Chairperson Christopher G. Halnin
Norman V. Barro
Co-Chairperson Roland V. Rallos
Arvin O. Dimaano
Eugene S. Gregorio Members Ana N. Villanueva
Botvinnik L. Palattao Mary Jane C. Manrique
Andrea G. Baule Gina B. Abrera
Andrea Luz G. Nery Arturo F. Salih
Beverly G. Briones Benjamin F. Mandinguiado
Ailil Marie M. Semana Ernesto I. Ventura
Ana N. Villanueva Vidal T. Olanda
Celia O. Asaad Felix Anthony F. Dela Cruz
Edilberto C. Dumantay Gregor DM. Bulos
Pablito S. Maat
Alfonso G. Maderazo
Ryan A. Mi-ot
Marcial D.Calub 12. Souvenir Program
Chairperson Grace M. Carlos
9. Ways and Means Co-Chairperson Gilberto T. Diano

Chairperson Gregory R. iocson Members Aristotle S. Miclat

Gloriamaris L. Caraos
Co-Chairperson Nydia C. Medina Celia O. Asaad
Members Adelina DM. Bulos Hans Joshua V. Dantes
Julietta E. Seguis Gerardo Jose M. Robles
Ivy Angelica A. Nuez
Eileen Beth A. Hernandez
Fe M. De La Cruz
Maria Teresa L. Borras
Dante Q. Bajet
Gloria D. Jimenez
 COMMITTEES
13. Documentation and Evaluation 14. AEW Awards

Chairperson Joan L. Tugo Chairperson Ramoncito F. Sulit

Co-Chairperson Rissa Jane V. Amper Co-Chairperson Michael P. Hernandez

Members Hans Joshua V. Dantes Members Emma L. Cancino

Jeff Darren G. Valdez Aileen B. Cezar
Rafael Miguel M. Dela Cruz Jennifer A. Sagum
Marife R. Roa
Arminda V. Espineda
Ailil Marie M. Semana
Carla S. Dawal
Vanessa J. Omandam
Rosario R. Encabo
Joy Christine Danielle C. Vidal
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