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Welcome to the Research and Publications Office
Welcome to the Research and Publications Office
The Research and Publications Office (RPO) of Colegio San Agustin – Biñan supports the research, publication, and scholarly activities of students, faculty, and personnel. This website serves as the official portal for announcements, downloadable forms, research opportunities, and institutional publications.
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Latest Announcements
Latest Announcements
Applications Open: Gregor Mendel Annual Research Grant 2026–2027
Applications Open: Gregor Mendel Annual Research Grant 2026–2027
The Research and Publications Office invites all academic and non-academic personnel of Colegio San Agustin–Biñan to apply for the Gregor Mendel Annual Research Grant.
Six research projects will be selected, with funding of up to ₱35,000 per approved project. The grant aims to support personnel in developing and completing meaningful research aligned with the institution’s goals.
Application Period: August 25 - September 11, 2026
Researcher Spotlight
Researcher Spotlight
MR. JESUSITO JR. M. ZAMUDIO, LPT, MAEd
MR. JESUSITO JR. M. ZAMUDIO, LPT, MAEd
Professional Teacher | Religious and Values Education
Mr. Jesusito Jr. M. Zamudio is an educator whose academic interests center on Religious and Values Education, Applied Theology, and Augustinian formation. He earned his Master of Arts in Education, major in Religious and Values Education, from De La Salle University–Dasmariñas and is currently pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Theology at De La Salle University–Manila, specializing in Religious and Values Education.
At Colegio San Agustin–Biñan, he has served in various teaching, formation, and leadership roles, reflecting his continuing commitment to scholarship and the integration of faith, values, and education.
To learn more about the research of Sir Sito, click here for more information...
Featured Research of the Week
Featured Research of the Week
Searching the Philippine Seafloor for Future Cancer-Fighting Compounds
Searching the Philippine Seafloor for Future Cancer-Fighting Compounds
MAGLONZO, Jon Ray M
Led by Jon Ray M. Maglonzo, a researcher from Colegio San Agustin–Biñan, this study investigated actinomycetes collected from marine sediments in Islas de Gigantes, Iloilo. One bacterial isolate produced an extract that strongly inhibited yeast-cell growth and disrupted its cell cycle, suggesting that Philippine marine microorganisms may contain natural compounds worth investigating further for anticancer drug discovery.
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