Buensuceso is a graduate of Visual Communications from the College of Fine Arts of the University of the Philippines-Diliman.
Stories
Cone snails: From lethal killers to medical marvels
Who could imagine that something as small as cone snails, popular among shell collectors and tropical-themed jewelry makers for their intricately colored shells, is the key to a substantial medical breakthrough waiting to be unlocked?
Bukidnon millennial left corporate job to make gourmet chocolates for a living
“In her one-month respite at EMV Diversified Farm, the family’s certified Learning Site for Agriculture (LSA), the UP-Mindanao B.S. Applied Math graduate started making chocolates in 2018.”
Martial Law Babies: Raffy Aquino, activism as optimism
UP alumnus and Free Legal Assistance Group (FLAG) lawyer Raffy Aquino shares his memories as a Martial Law baby and his experiences during the waning days of the Marcos administration.
Sciences not masculine fields – PH Space Agency official
Perez graduated from the University of the Philippines Diliman in 2003 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Physics. She also received her Master of Science in 2005 and Doctor of Philosophy in Physics in 2009 from the same university.
Filipina is operations lead of world’s first AI-powered astronaut ‘companion’
Kalinga-born Pascua who is a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics at the University of the Philippines (UP) in Diliman.
Maoi Arroyo: The Impact of ‘I’
For one, she has resolved to make a difference by using all that she is to make an impact on the lives of the less privileged — not just with good intentions but with measurable data.
Karmina Constantino in focus: “When there’s an opportunity to make things right, you take it.”
The “trending” news anchor talks about the great men who shaped her, and for the first time opens up about surviving an affliction that almost ended her life
Passion for research drives ACIAR alumni despite challenges of the pandemic
In the lead up to International Women’s Day, we celebrate ACIAR Alumni Dr Glory Dee Romo, who led a research team from the University of the Philippines Mindanao to find out how the COVID-19 pandemic impacted enterprises in the Philippines and how they can bounce back and be more prepared for future crises. […]
Writer Marivi Soliven on her novel-turned-film, ‘The Mango Bride,’ and its star Sharon Cuneta
Soliven graduated magna cum laude from UP, and in 2011, became a Carlos Palanca Memorial awardee for Literature for her novel, “The Mango Bride.”