On November 11th, Leave a Nest Philippines will have its exciting annual Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference in the Philippines. This conference is dedicated to the coming together of people from different academic disciplines, professions, and sectors of the society to offer their varying expert point of views.&nbsp; With this, we are thrilled to reveal our Keynote Speaker and esteemed Panelist-Commenters for the Keynote Session titled "Convergence of Reformative Technologies For Localized Solutions."

This captivating keynote session will delve into the heart of the conference theme, exploring transformative technologies to address the distinctive challenges confronting the Philippines. We'll discuss how knowledge and technologies from across Asia have been, and will be, harnessed to solve our local and unique issues.&nbsp;

This session holds great appeal for companies, startups and academes eager to harness the power of global technology within the dynamic landscape of the Philippines. It promises to arm them with the essential insights and expertise required to seamlessly navigate the intricacies of introducing and harnessing cutting-edge technology in this vibrant market. In this inspiring session, we aspire to ignite the creativity and ingenuity of Filipinos with the usage of foreign technology, in the hopes of fostering a collective spirit to address and revitalize enduring challenges in the Philippines, for a brighter future. Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation!

Stamina4Space Maya 3 &amp; Maya 4 Satellite Team Member

Engr. Lorilyn P. Daquioag is a distinguished figure in Philippine space technology, known for her role in developing the brains of the first Philippine university-built satellites, Maya 3 and Maya 4, at the University of the Philippines - Diliman. Her contributions have advanced space technology, making history in Philippine science. In addition to her pioneering work in space technology, Engr. Lorilyn is the founder and CEO of Waste4Good Technologies, a dynamic social enterprise specializing in agri-tech. She addresses food insecurity, championing sustainable waste management, and empowers the adoption of Good Agricultural Practices, benefiting the environment and local communities. Notably, Engr. Lorilyn's achievements have gained international recognition, as she is set to be featured on NHK-World Japan's "Asia Insights'' program from October 20 to November 20, 2023. This broadcast, reaching 118 countries, further highlights her remarkable contributions and global influence in the fields of technology, innovation, and sustainable development.

Executive Member, National Innovation Council

Director of Center for Innovation, National University

Dr. Ria Liza C. Canlas is a highly accomplished professional with a background in civil engineering, materials engineering, and patent law. She holds multiple degrees, including a doctorate in technology, and has 30 years of experience in innovation and tech startups. Dr. Canlas is known for her work in data-driven research and the creation of the ASEANA system. She is a strong advocate for green construction and is the CEO/Founder-Inventor of Po Lite Technology Inc. She is the Director of the Center for Innovation of National University – Philippines. Also the Intellectual Property Expert of Spruson and Ferguson (Asia) Ltd. Dr. Canlas mentors professionals and students, emphasizing patent commercialization and the protection of Filipino intellectual property. She is a key figure in the field of "Filipinovation" and serves in various professional and civic roles, including as an Executive Member of the National Innovation Council in the Philippines

Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines

Engr. Kevin Ubaldo Facun is an Electronics Engineer by profession. He finished his master’s degree at the University of the Philippines – Diliman specializing in the development of biomedical devices and software at the Innovation and Research Center of the UP Electrical and Electronics Engineering Institute. He then pursued his Master of Intellectual Property and Development Property (MIPD) at the Korea Development Institute – School of Public Policy and Management at Sejong City, South Korea graduating Summa Cum Laude and batch salutatorian. He presently works as a Senior Specialist at the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) and he has recently finished his MBA at Quantic – School of Business and Technology which is based in Washington DC.

Acting Chief, Planning and Project Management Division (PPMD)

Mr. Vicente is currently the acting chief of the Philippine Space Agency’s (PhilSA) Planning and Project Management Division (PPMD), leading the provision of centralized and consolidated research administration support services to PhilSA’s technical research bureaus by deploying project managers (PM) to manage the agency’s projects. The PPMD also facilitates the preparation of PhilSA’s budget proposals for the establishment of vital space infrastructure to be submitted to the National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) and the Department of Finance for foreign-assisted funding and/or public-private partnerships. Through these efforts, PhilSA was able to secure funding to continue the development of the Multispectral Unit for Land Assessment Satellite (MULA), a sovereign Earth Observation satellite that can capture images to support the periodic updating of land use, agricultural crops, water resources, and built infrastructure maps in the country. Prior to joining PhilSA, Mr. Vicente was previously affiliated with the Department of Science and Technology – Advanced Science and Technology Institute (DOST-ASTI) where he handled the establishment of the Philippines’ satellite ground stations and facilitated the acquisition of NovaSAR-1, a synthetic aperture radar satellite for augmenting the country’s capabilities in maritime domain awareness.

We're excited to highlight that the Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference in the Philippines 2023 is an on-site event, and the vibrant University of Santo Tomas will serve as our venue. Join us for an immersive and engaging experience that promises to ignite innovation and collaboration right at the heart of this esteemed institution!

For more information, you may find the conference details and read the full article through this link:&nbsp;<a href="https://global.lne.st/news/ph/2023/10/26/hicph2023-keynote/">https://global.lne.st/news/ph/2023/10/26/hicph2023-keynote/</a>. We also have the registration for Conference Attendees still on-going until November 8, 2023 through this link:&nbsp;<a href="https://global.lne.st/HICPH2023">https://global.lne.st/HICPH2023</a>

For questions and concerns, please contact the person cited below.

<h1>Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference in the Philippines 2023 Keynote Session: Convergence of Reformative Technologies for Localized Solutions</h1>We welcome guests from academe, industry, government, researchers and innovators to join Leave a Nest Philippines' Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference in the Philippines 2023 with the theme of "Convergence of Reformative Technologies for Localized Solutions". This will be held at the Benavides Hall of University of Santo Tomas on November 11, 2023 from 9:30AM. Food and refreshments will be served.On November 11th, Leave a Nest Philippines will have its exciting annual Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference in the Philippines. This conference is dedicated to the coming together of people from different academic disciplines, professions, and sectors of the society to offer their varying expert point of views.&nbsp; With this, we are thrilled to reveal our Keynote Speaker and esteemed Panelist-Commenters for the Keynote Session titled "Convergence of Reformative Technologies For Localized Solutions."This captivating keynote session will delve into the heart of the conference theme, exploring transformative technologies to address the distinctive challenges confronting the Philippines. We'll discuss how knowledge and technologies from across Asia have been, and will be, harnessed to solve our local and unique issues.&nbsp;This session holds great appeal for companies, startups and academes eager to harness the power of global technology within the dynamic landscape of the Philippines. It promises to arm them with the essential insights and expertise required to seamlessly navigate the intricacies of introducing and harnessing cutting-edge technology in this vibrant market. In this inspiring session, we aspire to ignite the creativity and ingenuity of Filipinos with the usage of foreign technology, in the hopes of fostering a collective spirit to address and revitalize enduring challenges in the Philippines, for a brighter future. Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation!<h2>Keynote Speaker</h2><img style="max-width:100%;height:auto;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/6a0482e490c86e40130ed5bbd8f861bf363ca21b32c76aa405107ed0a87d48e8/1Keynote%20-%20Engr.%20Daquioag.png" alt="Image"/>Engr. Lorilyn P. DaquioagWaste4Good Founder and CEOStamina4Space Maya 3 &amp; Maya 4 Satellite Team MemberEngr. Lorilyn P. Daquioag is a distinguished figure in Philippine space technology, known for her role in developing the brains of the first Philippine university-built satellites, Maya 3 and Maya 4, at the University of the Philippines - Diliman. Her contributions have advanced space technology, making history in Philippine science. In addition to her pioneering work in space technology, Engr. Lorilyn is the founder and CEO of Waste4Good Technologies, a dynamic social enterprise specializing in agri-tech. She addresses food insecurity, championing sustainable waste management, and empowers the adoption of Good Agricultural Practices, benefiting the environment and local communities. Notably, Engr. Lorilyn's achievements have gained international recognition, as she is set to be featured on NHK-World Japan's "Asia Insights'' program from October 20 to November 20, 2023. This broadcast, reaching 118 countries, further highlights her remarkable contributions and global influence in the fields of technology, innovation, and sustainable development.<h2>Panelists-Commenters</h2><img style="max-width:100%;height:auto;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/b26eca649e2958d1cafe297b0a9ff23a87f1132ae50d083336d0b73a7e36cb97/1Keynote%20-%20Dr.%20Canlas.png" alt="Image"/>Dr. Ria CanlasExecutive Member, National Innovation CouncilDirector of Center for Innovation, National UniversityDr. Ria Liza C. Canlas is a highly accomplished professional with a background in civil engineering, materials engineering, and patent law. She holds multiple degrees, including a doctorate in technology, and has 30 years of experience in innovation and tech startups. Dr. Canlas is known for her work in data-driven research and the creation of the ASEANA system. She is a strong advocate for green construction and is the CEO/Founder-Inventor of Po Lite Technology Inc. She is the Director of the Center for Innovation of National University – Philippines. Also the Intellectual Property Expert of Spruson and Ferguson (Asia) Ltd. Dr. Canlas mentors professionals and students, emphasizing patent commercialization and the protection of Filipino intellectual property. She is a key figure in the field of "Filipinovation" and serves in various professional and civic roles, including as an Executive Member of the National Innovation Council in the Philippines<img style="max-width:100%;height:auto;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/c9fc57970d45808e1ab4bc914e1161954fa0d616e90f2ca9bbf324a6780e2fc1/1Keynote%20-%20Engr.%20Facun.png" alt="Image"/>Engr. Kevin FacunSenior ConsultantIntellectual Property Office of the PhilippinesEngr. Kevin Ubaldo Facun is an Electronics Engineer by profession. He finished his master’s degree at the University of the Philippines – Diliman specializing in the development of biomedical devices and software at the Innovation and Research Center of the UP Electrical and Electronics Engineering Institute. He then pursued his Master of Intellectual Property and Development Property (MIPD) at the Korea Development Institute – School of Public Policy and Management at Sejong City, South Korea graduating Summa Cum Laude and batch salutatorian. He presently works as a Senior Specialist at the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) and he has recently finished his MBA at Quantic – School of Business and Technology which is based in Washington DC.<img style="max-width:100%;height:auto;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/3666954d37a61ef133c0be8641550af60c44dab49d2404ac19d83645ddb38728/1Keynote%20-%20Mr.%20Rocell%20Vicente.png" alt="Image"/>Mr. Rocell VicenteActing Chief, Planning and Project Management Division (PPMD)Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA)Mr. Vicente is currently the acting chief of the Philippine Space Agency’s (PhilSA) Planning and Project Management Division (PPMD), leading the provision of centralized and consolidated research administration support services to PhilSA’s technical research bureaus by deploying project managers (PM) to manage the agency’s projects. The PPMD also facilitates the preparation of PhilSA’s budget proposals for the establishment of vital space infrastructure to be submitted to the National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) and the Department of Finance for foreign-assisted funding and/or public-private partnerships. Through these efforts, PhilSA was able to secure funding to continue the development of the Multispectral Unit for Land Assessment Satellite (MULA), a sovereign Earth Observation satellite that can capture images to support the periodic updating of land use, agricultural crops, water resources, and built infrastructure maps in the country. Prior to joining PhilSA, Mr. Vicente was previously affiliated with the Department of Science and Technology – Advanced Science and Technology Institute (DOST-ASTI) where he handled the establishment of the Philippines’ satellite ground stations and facilitated the acquisition of NovaSAR-1, a synthetic aperture radar satellite for augmenting the country’s capabilities in maritime domain awareness.We're excited to highlight that the Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference in the Philippines 2023 is an on-site event, and the vibrant University of Santo Tomas will serve as our venue. Join us for an immersive and engaging experience that promises to ignite innovation and collaboration right at the heart of this esteemed institution!For more information, you may find the conference details and read the full article through this link:&nbsp;<a href="https://global.lne.st/news/ph/2023/10/26/hicph2023-keynote/">https://global.lne.st/news/ph/2023/10/26/hicph2023-keynote/</a>. We also have the registration for Conference Attendees still on-going until November 8, 2023 through this link:&nbsp;<a href="https://global.lne.st/HICPH2023">https://global.lne.st/HICPH2023</a>For questions and concerns, please contact the person cited below.Leave a Nest Philippines, Inc. was founded on March 2021 as part of the Leave a Nest Group and functioning as the 3rd subsidiary in Southeast Asia following Singapore and Malaysia. Leave a Nest Philippines is a social enterprise created by researchers for researchers to leverage science and technology in order to achieve their mission of "Harmonizing Science and Technology Stakeholders for the Empowerment of Filipinos"Bryan Foronda
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We welcome guests from academe, industry, government, researchers and innovators to join Leave a Nest Philippines' Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference in the Philippines 2023 with the theme of "Convergence of Reformative Technologies for Localized Solutions". This will be held at the Benavides Hall of University of Santo Tomas on November 11, 2023 from 9:30AM. Food and refreshments will be served.

Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference in the Philippines 2023 Keynote Session: Convergence of Reformative Technologies for Localized Solutions

Philippines and South Korea trade ministers have agreed to work for the signing of the bilateral free trade agreement (FTA), preferably during the 24TH ASEAN-Republic of Korea Summit next month in Indonesia.&nbsp;

Trade and Industry Secretary Alfredo E. Pascual relayed the new development after meeting with his South Korean counterpart Minister Dukgeum Ahn at the sidelines of the 55th AEM Meeting in Semarang, Indonesia over the weekend where both ministers discussed greater economic engagements between the two countries.

“Both Ministers welcomed the conclusion of the PH-ROK FTA negotiations and agreed to work for its signing, preferably at the sidelines of the 24th ASEAN-Republic of Korea (ASEAN-ROK) Summit in September 2023,” the DTI said in a statement.

In addition, the ministers agreed to work on a possible supply chain resilience cooperation to ensure stability and predictability of business operations, particularly in the manufacturing sector.

Both parties concluded the FTA negotiations on Oct. 26, 2021, two years after it was launch in June 2019.

The concluded Korea-Philippines FTA negotiations cover Trade in Goods, Trade Remedies, Rules of Origin, Customs Procedures and Trade Facilitation, Economic and Technical Cooperation, Competition, and Legal and Institutional Issues.

Both parties also agreed to further negotiate provisions for the Chapters on Trade in Services and Investment no later than one year after entry into force of the Korea-Philippines FTA. Philippines and Korea also committed to complete all necessary domestic procedures towards the signing of the Korea-Philippines Free Trade Agreement in early 2022.

The FTA would further liberalize trade in goods between the two countries, including gradual elimination of tariffs on Philippine bananas and canned pineapple exports and exports of Korean automobiles and autoparts.

Both parties acknowledged that the FTA will help contribute to the economic recovery efforts of the Philippines and Korea.

Once enforced, the FTA with South Korea will be an important vehicle for enhancing trade flows, and generating more investment and employment opportunities in the process. The bilateral FTA will be the third for the Philippines,

“We are glad that our trade negotiations with South Korea have come to a fruition. We also thank Minister Yeo and the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (MOTIE) for their continued collaboration in facilitating a wider economic cooperation with our Philippine trade department,” Lopez said.

Both trade partners have acknowledged that the FTA can contribute to the swift recovery for the robust and resilient growth of the economies of the two countries.

At the conclusion of the trade talks, both parties called the deal mutually beneficial and paving the way for high level of liberalization on trade in goods.

Following the conclusion of negotiations, both parties were looking at signing the PH-ROK FTA during the 40TH AND 41ST ASEAN Summits and Related Summits in November last year in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

The signing, however, did not materialize as both parties were still reviewing text and provisions of the trade deal.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Conclusion of the trade deal has been delayed for quite sometime already, largely due to market issues for goods, particularly on the exports of Philippine bananas and pineapples to South Korea. The Philippines fruits are being levied a 30-percent tariff, putting them a disadvantaged against competing exports from Vietnam which tariff rate will eventually reduce to zero.

The PH-ROK FTA Negotiations was launched in June 2019 in Seoul by former Trade and Industry Secretary Ramon Lopez and South Korea's Minister for Trade Yoo Myung-hee.

<h1>PH-SKorea eye FTA signing next month</h1>Philippines and South Korea trade ministers have agreed to work for the signing of the bilateral free trade agreement (FTA), preferably during the 24TH ASEAN-Republic of Korea Summit next month in Indonesia.&nbsp;Trade and Industry Secretary Alfredo E. Pascual relayed the new development after meeting with his South Korean counterpart Minister Dukgeum Ahn at the sidelines of the 55th AEM Meeting in Semarang, Indonesia over the weekend where both ministers discussed greater economic engagements between the two countries.“Both Ministers welcomed the conclusion of the PH-ROK FTA negotiations and agreed to work for its signing, preferably at the sidelines of the 24th ASEAN-Republic of Korea (ASEAN-ROK) Summit in September 2023,” the DTI said in a statement.In addition, the ministers agreed to work on a possible supply chain resilience cooperation to ensure stability and predictability of business operations, particularly in the manufacturing sector.Both parties concluded the FTA negotiations on Oct. 26, 2021, two years after it was launch in June 2019.The concluded Korea-Philippines FTA negotiations cover Trade in Goods, Trade Remedies, Rules of Origin, Customs Procedures and Trade Facilitation, Economic and Technical Cooperation, Competition, and Legal and Institutional Issues.Both parties also agreed to further negotiate provisions for the Chapters on Trade in Services and Investment no later than one year after entry into force of the Korea-Philippines FTA. Philippines and Korea also committed to complete all necessary domestic procedures towards the signing of the Korea-Philippines Free Trade Agreement in early 2022.The FTA would further liberalize trade in goods between the two countries, including gradual elimination of tariffs on Philippine bananas and canned pineapple exports and exports of Korean automobiles and autoparts.Both parties acknowledged that the FTA will help contribute to the economic recovery efforts of the Philippines and Korea.Once enforced, the FTA with South Korea will be an important vehicle for enhancing trade flows, and generating more investment and employment opportunities in the process. The bilateral FTA will be the third for the Philippines,“We are glad that our trade negotiations with South Korea have come to a fruition. We also thank Minister Yeo and the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (MOTIE) for their continued collaboration in facilitating a wider economic cooperation with our Philippine trade department,” Lopez said.Both trade partners have acknowledged that the FTA can contribute to the swift recovery for the robust and resilient growth of the economies of the two countries.At the conclusion of the trade talks, both parties called the deal mutually beneficial and paving the way for high level of liberalization on trade in goods.Following the conclusion of negotiations, both parties were looking at signing the PH-ROK FTA during the 40TH AND 41ST ASEAN Summits and Related Summits in November last year in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.The signing, however, did not materialize as both parties were still reviewing text and provisions of the trade deal.&nbsp;&nbsp;Conclusion of the trade deal has been delayed for quite sometime already, largely due to market issues for goods, particularly on the exports of Philippine bananas and pineapples to South Korea. The Philippines fruits are being levied a 30-percent tariff, putting them a disadvantaged against competing exports from Vietnam which tariff rate will eventually reduce to zero.The PH-ROK FTA Negotiations was launched in June 2019 in Seoul by former Trade and Industry Secretary Ramon Lopez and South Korea's Minister for Trade Yoo Myung-hee.