Mariano et al. (2023) provide insights into the extensive presence of emerging pharmaceutical contaminants, especially caffeine and acetaminophen, in key aquatic environments of the Philippines, exploring potential sources and factors influencing distribution.
(@shyrillmariano)
As we embark on another academic year, the OASIS Geochemistry Laboratory extends warm wishes for a fruitful and fulfilling period ahead! Let's continue our relentless pursuit of knowledge and strive for honor and excellence.
Posters from our other laboratory members, Ms. Mishel Valery Rañada and Ms. Shyrill Mae Mariano (@shyrillmariano), were also accepted for flash presentations, which were delivered on their behalf by Dr. Jaraula.
Dr. Jaraula delivered a talk titled "Evaluation of physico-chemical factors affecting Wastewater-Based Epidemiology of SARS-CoV-2." 🦠🧪
Ms. Enova (@EliseEnova) presented on "Decreased Dissolved Oxygen Affecting Sustainability of Mussel Farming." 🐚🌊
#CEST2023
Greetings from the beautiful city of Athens! ✨
Last Aug 30 to Sept 2, our lab head, Dr. Caroline Marie Jaraula, and grad student Ms. Ann Elizabeth Enova had the
opportunity to attend the 18th International Conference on Environmental Science and Technology.
#CEST2023
D-1 until PAMS 17! 🌊
Catch the members of the OASIS Geochem Lab as we share our research through talks and posters. We look forward to engaging in fruitful discussions and learning from our fellow marine scientists! 🐠🤿
Let's make waves together at PAMS 17! See you there! 🥰
Congratulations to Ms. Shyrill Mae Mariano (@shyriIImae) for successfully defending her master's thesis today! Your hard work and perseverance have paid off. Your OASIS family is truly proud of your achievement.
Mr Koji Elegado presenting the results of his study on the molecular and geochemical survey in shallow hydrothermal vents in Mabini, Batangas















