Welcome to SCL!

The Scientific Computing Laboratory (SCL) is one of the research laboratories under

Department of Computer Science, University of the Philippines Diliman

interested in the construction of mathematical models and numerical techniques

for optimization, configuration and design of complex systems

to better understand scientific, social scientific and engineering problems.

News/Announcements

New Members

5 August 2019

SCL welcomes the new members for AY 2019-2020:

- BS CS

    • Jonathan Jandel Cancio
    • Martina Sophia Casiano
    • Alyanna Gacutan
    • Justin James Gonzales
    • Joseph Daniel Hernandez
    • Jeanne Nicole Magpantay
    • Allan Matthew Mariano
    • John Ryan Ramos
    • Marc Angelo Rosel
    • Patrick Joseph Sanchez
    • Juan Gabriel Tamayo
    • Allure Migy Daidelle Tanquintic


6 SCL Members Finished their Degrees

1 July 2019

5 BS and 1 MS student recently obtained their degrees in the 108th Commencement Exercises. The following graduates are:

BS CS

    • Ivan Carlo Balingit, cum laude
    • Kim Borja
    • Francis Zac Dela Cruz, summa cum laude
    • Luis Flores, cum laude
    • Sebastian Morado, cum laude

MS CS

    • Patrick Rollan

Congratulations!



Two Papers Received International Publication Award from UP OVPAA

1 February 2019


The following papers received the 2019 International Publication Award from UP Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs:

Foo L, Surányi A, Guljas A, Szőri M, Villar JJ, Viskolcz B, Csizmadia IG, Rágyanszki A, Fiser B. Formation of Acetamide in Interstellar Medium. Molecular Astrophysics 13, 2018. 1-5.

Villar JJ, Negm L, Rágyanszki A, Setiadi D, Valdez AR, Viskolcz B and Csizmadia IG. A Prelude to Building Mathematical Models for Polypeptide Folding: Analysis on the Conformational Potential Energy Hypersurface Cross-Sections of N-Acetyl-Glycyl-Glycine-N'-Methylamide. Canadian Journal of Chemistry 96(10), 2018. 912-921.

Congratulations!

Recent Publications

Welfare maximization under a three-choice minority game model for energy demand allocation

Catalina A. Montes, Adrian Roy L. Valdez. International Journal of Smart Grid and Clean Energy 9(1), 2020. 212-217. DOI: 10.12720/sgce.9.1.212-217


Structural Stability Analysis of Models of Dopamine Synthesis and D1 Receptor Trafficking in RPT Cells using Chemical Reaction Network Theory

John Justine Villar, Patrick Vincent Lubenia, Eduardo Mendoza, Carlene P. C. Pilar-Arceo. Philippine Journal of Science 148(3), 2019. 523-533.


A three-choice minority game model with homogeneous agent preferences for resource allocation

Catalina A. Montes, Adrian Roy L. Valdez. Procedia Computer Science 140, 2018. 56-63. DOI: 10.1016/j.procs.2018.10.292


Formation of Acetamide in Interstellar Medium

Lois Foo, Attila Surányi, Andrea Guljas, Milán Szőri, John Justine Villar, Béla Viskolcz, Imre G.Csizmadia, Anita Rágyanszki, Béla Fiser. Molecular Astrophysics 13, 2018. 1-5. DOI: 10.1016/j.molap.2018.06.002


A Prelude to Building Mathematical Models for Polypeptide Folding: Analysis on the Conformational Potential Energy Hypersurface Cross-Sections of N-Acetyl-Glycyl-Glycine-N'-Methylamide

John Justine Villar, Logine Negm, Anita Rágyanszki, David Setiadi, Adrian Roy Valdez, Béla Viskolcz and Imre G. Csizmadia. Canadian Journal of Chemistry 96(10), 2018. 912-921. DOI: 10.1139/cjc-2018-0017


An Improved Two-Rotor Function for Conformational Potential Energy Surfaces of 20 Amino Acid Diamides

John Justine Villar, Adrian Roy Valdez, David Setiadi, Béla Viskolcz, Imre G. Csizmadia and Anita Rágyanszki. Canadian Journal of Chemistry 96(1), 2018. 58-71. DOI: 10.1139/cjc-2017-0571