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#DiscoverWithVSU: AI Model detects Cacao Black Pod Disease with 99% accuracy
Every year, many cacao farmers lose a large part of their harvest because of black pod disease, one of the most destructive diseases affecting cacao farms. Once the infection spreads, entire pods rot, harvests decrease, and farmers lose both time and income.
Read more ...VSU adopts a one-copy manuscript submission policy to reduce costs, paper use
For generations of VSU students, completing a thesis or dissertation often meant preparing several hardbound copies before graduation. Aside from the academic work itself, students had to spend thousands of pesos on printing and binding, often at a time when they were already managing graduation expenses, job applications, board examination preparations, and other end-of-program requirements.
Read more ...VSU, LGU Matag-ob forge ‘Project BALSAH’ partnership for resilient, thriving communities
What if a fruit basket could become a blueprint for development?
Read more ...VSU’s Scopus-indexed Annals of Tropical Research achieves SCImago Q4 ranking
Annals of Tropical Research (ATR), the international scientific journal of Visayas State University and the first Scopus-indexed journal in the region, has officially entered the SCImago Journal Rankings (SJR) system with a fourth quartile (Q4) ranking in Agricultural and Biological Sciences, Environmental Science, and Social Sciences.
Read more ...VSU teams up with LGU Baybay City for disaster risk management, public safety hub
Visayas State University (VSU) and the Local Government Unit (LGU) of Baybay City, Leyte, formally entered into a usufruct agreement to establish a centralized hub for satellite government offices focusing on public safety, emergency response, and local transit.
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